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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

Hon. Alexander Anderson of New Albany, In
diana, has presented to the American Colonial
ton Society ten thousand acres of land, lying in
the State of Georgia. The land lies in an improv
ing part of the State, and is supposed to be very
valuable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

SPECIE IN THE Boston BANKs.-On Satur-
day, January %, the Boston banks had Sc, lO9,-
300 in coin. On Saturday, January 80, they re-
ported S6,515, 6OO-makiug abe gain for the week
to be g4O6, 800.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

The next regular meeting of the "B~nd Of
Hope" will be held this evening, at the old South
Church, commencing at 81 2 o'clock. The pub
lie are invited to attend
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

Few + our readers IRE aware Of the amount Of bust
ness done at the "Iudian Medical last tute" 80 Bfom
fell street. Boston, Mass Ducing tn past TEX car
have been successfully removed by Dr. Greeup fron
the following persons; Mr.. Adams of Newton, Mass.
Mrs. Dodge, Of Lancaster Mass; Hiss Fisher OF Bel
ehertown Mass Mrs. DeMerritt, Of Eeenah Wis; Mrs
Miller of Nova Scot's: Mrs. Poole, nf ChimaIk Mass.
Mrs. Thomas, OF Lewiston Falls, Me-; Mrs. Nash, o
Weymouth, Mass; with many other cases which had
been unsnec sfuy treated by Frienis Of the oit
school, Every disease is there success uy treated. Tb
afflicted advlsed avail themselves of Dr. Greenei
peculiar and successful trestm Mt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

THE CoUNTERFEITERs.-Chap and Watkins,
the manufacturers of bogus coin at Westfeld,
were examined before William L. Smith, Esq of
Springfield, Friday afternoon, and were put under
$1,000 and $1,000 bonds, respectively, for trial at
the next criminal term of the Common Pleas
Court. In default of bail they remain in custody
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

FIRST PAeE--The Strong Minded Mother and the Sen
stor--A Landlord eatwi,ted- -Anecdote Of Haveock-
Fan in Old Times
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

In stating, on Saturday, that the Criminal
Court had adjourned on Friday, we only intend,
ed to say that it had adjourned over to Monday
morning
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01
sPY...MON DAY. FEBRUARY

the time which had elapsed between the visit OF
her assailant and that at which she was found, it
appears that She must have lain in an unconscious
state for more than an hour. An examination
of the premises shows that the woman who com
mitted this bold outrage in open daylight, carried
away with her tabe-cloih, three towels, three
pairs of stockings and three pairs of drawers.
1t is to be hoped that our vigilant police Will
succeed in their efforts to bring her to justice
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01
NOTICE 10 THE sICK.


In Offering to the community his Justly celebrated rc.
not wish to riGe with the life or health Of the eied
pat simply to lay before them the testimonials OF nvu,
bel OF respectable ladies' and gentlemen from birb he
suffering can judge for themselves The p.cr t,sdgtg
himself not 70 make any wild assertions or nlse si.c
nenta o. The efficacy OF his medicines nor will he hold
Out any hope 70 suffering humanity which fae,g win not
doctor soics an inquiry from the ,nctsa Into an he
P1oshes, feeling assured they will find then perfectly
rehaoe ana his medicines worthy Of their confidence
and patronage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

Gov. Banks has been chosen president of the
Legislative Temperance Society for this Winter !;
Lieut.. Gov. Trask, Speaker Rockwell, Council
lor Austin L. Rogers of Worcester, and Senate
Oliver c. FELTON, of Brookfeld, of the vice presi-
dents; and Amasa Walker of North Brookfed,
and Roderick Burt of Wilbfaham, of the execu~
tive committee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

The Missouri Americans are violently opposed
to the Leeompton swindle, and the St. Louis
Ne'os their organ, urges the free State people to
stake up arms and defy Buchanan and his
troops, and return shot for shot as long as they
have gun and a man to FIRE it, When they
have all fallen in the righteous cause, there will
be million freemen to take their places and
carry on the war" The editor of the Netos is a
Southern man, and was once, we believe, slave
holder.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

Remember the performance by Kings 4Bolians'
this evening, at the Worcester Theatre.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01
Steamer Smiled.

PORTLAND, Jan. 3O.-The steamer North
American sailed at 2.3O P NJ, with one hun
bred and six passengers and full freight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

Senator Clark of New Hampshire, has been
called home from Washington by serious sick
ness in his family.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01
VOR CEsTER OATIr

IowA-Bx-Gov. Grimes, Republican, has been
elected United States Senator by the Legislature
of Iowa, for six years from March 4, 1859, to
succeed Gen. George W. Jones, Administration,
present incumbent, by majority of 81 votes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

There was a meeting Of the Americans OF New
Haven and vicinity, who bolt the Union or Re-
publican Convention and its candidates, on
Thursday evening, with Ike resolutions, speak
ers, and speeches, to-the previous meeting in
Hartford Ex-Gov Minor of Stamford and Lu-
cius G. Peck of New Haven, were additio nal
speakers in the same strain.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

THE DELEGATE FROM KANzAs The Wash
ington correspondent of the Boston Journal
writes that DIT is fact worthy of notice that our
delegate in Congress, Mr.. Parrott, is opposing
the Leeompton constitution, in direct conflict
with his pecuniary interest Should that instru-
msnt pass Congress, twill put $500 in his peck
ct, unless Calhoun should refuse to give the GER
tiicates where they belong. Mr. Parrott has re-
eeived an undoubted majority of the votes for
member OF Congress under it ; So in Tease of its
passage, in addition to his salary and mileage for
the term asTs delegate, he would receive the same
salary and mileage 5000 and SS5OO) as a mem
Der. Mr.. Parrott should certainly receive credit
for his disinterestedness."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

The Rev. E. H. Chaplin of New York will lee
ture at West Bookfeld, on Wednesday evening
next, Feb. 3, at seven O'Clock. Subjeet-"Social
Forces"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

Bussa's Cogail Cure Gsoaersxcs are surerior
20 ony other Medicine in the form OF Candy or Tozen
s Tor me cure OF Celds Coughs, Hoarseuess AstEnq
Croup "hoopng Cough Sore Throat and all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs
Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail by BrsH &
CO., "a Front street. .eo5tf Tcbo9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

Testimony Of a nun3ber of Ladies and Gentleaae en-
DOCTOR Hill Dear Sir This is to certify that
my case was one Of very bad humor in the blood ,ut
can tfuy SAY hat your valuable medicines hsye cured
Tor you can cure them Yours, truly, j b. L.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Skates! Skmsea! MEMS BOYS and La
DIES SKATES, best qualify, Narrated .t"l ur-
ners, for sale at manuf4ctu prices at tTELLs,s
Machine Shor soath end It HerrifeIis buhlirg Union
St. Skates made and rep,rei to order dat.
100 Splendid Dres- ed TEoas-F,t -aeb
ORA tEp h cL4BK.
February l. d2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

DOCTOR c. A. HHL-sir; viii say that your neii-
me hss oenchtted me much Ny health is much better
nan u vas wen commenced taxing it. tLinRit viii
care me. have not been troubled with Tie najn
head but once sirce taking your medicine. ne 49,
yeyWsen ny shoulders has all passed away. r1iakiu
snat yog might hke to hear how vas gettugalong,
nave taken the liberty to address these lines 10 vo,
lremain, sir, yours especially, SRA q @.
Rutland, Nov. 3, 1854 itt S-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

SUE, frigndiess orphans some do call,
And say we have no home;
To tel such that it i not 50,
We all have hisher come. e
The Lest Of fathers, sure, we have,
And best OF piothers too
To fad them, Iitying angels searched
The city through and through.
Kind friends we have, on every hand,
Really to do us good
Some, Living word and couDsels give,
And some our daily food.
And we can sing Of bone, sweet home,'
The best we eier have seen;
We are not friendiess orphans, sure
Pray tell US what they mean.
And more, we have faithful Friend;
Whose hOme is in the sky,
Who came to help us in our need,
And heard our feeble cry.
0, let US thank Him iirst, then you,
Whose kind regards we share
We are not iriendless orphans, sure,
But pity those who arso
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

This certhes That ny wife was afflicted with q weak
ness or geneft' debility Doctor Hils meiicn, cured
"''' j. T. y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

During the singing collection was taken to
defray the expenses of the society.
The Rev. Dr. Hill was the next speaker, and
he proceeded in an earnest and effective
speech, to advocate the claims of the friendless
orphan to the sympathy of the humane and be
nevolent, gathering many of the materials for his
arguments from the state of things in France and
other foreign countries. The stIingency of the
times should moi deter US from doing justice to
the homeless orphans, many Of whom were
upon the platform that evening.
The Rev Mr.. james followed, and in an effec-
tive and eloquent manner, vindicated the orphans
cause, showing himself, by his tone of remark, to
be a true friend Of little children.
Dwight Foster, Esq. then, in behalf of the
collectors, announced the amount of contribu.
lions of money raised to be S24S.33, one hun
dred dollars of it being by one individual
Hon. Henry Chaplin was the last speaker, and
his speech was very eloquent and appropriate to
the occasion, but the lateness of the hour pre-.
vents us from giving sketch of it.
The exercises of the evening were closed by
singing the doxology.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

DR J. CIAys s,lv npt,r,nv

Analytical Physician can he consulted by ladies' and
gentlemea at his ote Of Church and Mechanic
streets, Worcester, THURSDAY and FRIDAY the 4th
aid 9Th Of February free Of charge upon all diseases
o. the human system. Ladies aud gentlemen invited
70 cal d6tSw2t 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01


arrived giving the people OF this place opportun of
testing her wonderful Gift Of Prophecy.
She will describe your future vie or husband tell
whether you will be rich poor describe absent friends
give advice tn relation to lawsuits losses. marriages.
Drtbs, and DEATHS tell rast present ard future events
and unlock the mysteries Of the mind She rossfsses the
gin Of prophecy to remark able degree as all viii tss iy
who have called upon her.
P. She viii prescribe for diseases.
She will receive calls from a. m. 70 l2 m from to
. p n and from 10 in TIE evening" At No 12I Main
street, up stairs, James Green Co.'s Drug Store
Worcester, Mass. iaaA an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-01

Woodland C~emsm-A ponlgde for beautifvinr
tne Hair hight pfumed, superior any Frerch arti
Gle imported, and Tor hall the price For dressing hc
appearance II geutl mem. hair to ,uri In he
most natural manner 1t removes dandruf alwlys civ
ing me appearance Of being fresh sbampoled. Price
only nifty cents None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE CO., Propretora Of the
.sEa!rn nfr .,rLna-.a
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10
ShCrif's G01c.

HpY VIRTUE OF AN TNIortloN ISSUED
" ont 1T the lhstricl Court ut tie liltCrth Ju-
itcim District iu Uul tor tie county ol tu'tr. aud
>tn,r Of tpuiVutn. % uv dutt',d ard dttVurd,
tomWnudtHV uio tr tuuN, t1, -uW of Nv thotsm 4
seven Aunirod aud tv'UtN tlUr HGd coo cot
ars (eu, the rutu ~ S,".i 500 90 nee tutu y Ne
cutiun, iorcthtr Wt,h lnbtt Ihtfptu ne rate Of
iru per cont i't anHuu rul I...d Htd an ,tr,s of
suits taxed IA hv sum ul iNirty ,lFht sNN utr hum
''te d,@lus md 80 rc,ruuu cu.'A uu trt.' wit
she'eiu W. 1u1NNN is uintt II nrd pt WN'I
MlNlNG COMPANY ia ftt tait. | in,r l,, ed
upon and VIII - tsv ~ pHh iC ~t'" tu th hui eat
hddtt, tr cash Su >Rtur r''nS, the INth day
Of Scpttpb her, a. D.IH y, ttr hour - W
&C. Ck NJ 90 Sad .r. ,fll ,t tho hight tt.lr uHd
interest ut tl0 Hh ,g huul,d - fct duhls AID to
thut certain riytrcHtm situated btjWtcu W tjri,tk
md loup's bsr. he iutr county tlitorms ur ~ ain
FrRther riveT commencing al II O. tutt' ut snir III
MnWg 'ompnnnrU ntms hut ~, ntHV e. WI tho
fIs"r inur ou huh3td feet more ur i,s eai c'nim
being knoWn hz tht Dt"t's MunirV Ga .tuu,'s lain
llsu the grade nlri uuud hi n,t IuHu sai 81 -
nee s-nt! fol thc n tumn z "a w. pk'tE the .utnr
The ahov" sH,r to taie pin" at the Court lIaure
door, in the Town of Oru,iilr, County and state
ttuT' sad
". n PLEN, $hetjT Bntie Counfy
oroville, Aug 2eth, a u. 1865. h2h ti
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10
PIPES. q01
cpt07 GrHrHtIt.V ~
ms fTNEuy' IV-I%f
r'nr Cash.

|es-rivnl Of every steamer. CIV" '0"1 r1'l an
y yoursrlyrs ~ C'HL'''S,
Washington G.uci, cor W'1','uor .o'
n M.Hs street. Nr Vile.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10
DAILY BUTTE rFCORD.
The Case of ID. sanasConclud.a
MEnNIsn.v g..

"ED~tsD Y. Sept 8
People rs. Sands. The accused wos ,b;.
norpipg brought before the RerorI.r ~
C,y Hall, when his honor addressed L;,,
| oh berving that much feeling existed in ,bs
psblic mind, rs usual. whenever sucb Occur,
rsuees as the present hap. eatd it was III,
T suy nevertheless TO decide az the eyi.l..,oe
xarranted. There con'd he no dub, th,,
| he killing Of Snowjile was tle ort ,f ,La
accuse hut. as t. the circuws.an ,lo
,yiience was vetv cou1.ctin, Owinp to the
Ibxn being full Of people there we're .e,,v
Ifwituesses, but no two saw il 3ltl.a p
|dfsred. He had o,dc4v,r,d to nllo.y dna
height 70 the s'atcrcurS Of III the witnesses
k,nd TO reconcile them, but found il inpo,..i. .
Ne. As had been ob.ctve 10y Col. >anier~
BAT small prop rtinn # The homicide
ssmitted in the world could prouerly he
sled premedtntel murder It had bnan
bssn by one witness that the pIi,o er h /
|eI threats towards the dece i>ct. ..tba. he
|pud cut his heart out or words to Than
tct but, as sugge e,tel by Mr. Gocdw. n
Es Honor did NOT cun.ide- Tint such OK.
rssion amounted TO threats int nGtd 10 bc
EHuted. He cou Il o " t'eat them a, VA.
II. id,e expressions, Il vas also contend.
on the part OF the prosecution, thai the
cused was at an unusual IL CO at nm urn
hl h ur, with ipper, on, * bat his
IIJnor ca sijored acc uptet f3r. or at
y rate Nuth Srut'y ST.. TakiuE uI the cir.
Emsta ces % the cIse uto copsid ,ratiou. MS
us show ly the ey,jcn' thcte wa. not
s cncumst nee 10 .how that wiltu', pre-.
siitnted mu der hai beouc mmittel The
sused must he held t, answer f4r ma
laughter, and nil't he ndtuittcd to haiI
the sum OF S4 eco, committed according.
HIS Honor al. erwards deserved tia,
ere was nothing to show by vhcl party
trSt assault was actually coiAmlttcl.-
atioaai Dem
b. pa agtarh il the Dem crat, We enrn
at Sands has gwen the require bail with
An C. Fa !, y. +. Williams anl \. &
eweu a. sn' cites.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10
SheriT's Sale.

" V!8TU OF ~ -EcUTTO1
| issued our ol t -f .-.r..t t.a.t l.H i..rj a.
4 District ia ur1 'ur u. t'.t'' 'N wv
'iaie oi a''l r i'. 81 wye objected '"i "'h'rr
n nardi"g me toual IT," -a'n o' Ni"e iN.1--
| I've I'M drel apI ri.hN -lr tu' ars. tSa $50
ahre thereon at the ra'r. of tAu and or.r tal'
| rn per mnnih from ~ -tH 'F 81 tHN 4. 70
| ahhl pAid. ant 'hr iu,rnt ~nu @. tWt'sr t% eu'y
n o1p hpn.r-ltS dn'rr- sI2 2,l GO f. at sut
acriig costs u* a'a w.if " rr.i ND NJ
'SSsL' =, p'-iuiH .rl 4'VNs WILLIAMS
| lant. have levied uunH aHi ".. vt, o-'
lay, the Iftia Gay % sep clnNct. =. e
n, a. ihp. hour az L,',l.r', D. N -.It - s..
rsr. t,tc il q 'ot"r'-t ot t.s a'Ht. H."'
aanl Va aud 20 u,i :h.' c.f;..u il''r 'r
g AWt Hnd ir.fg >iIa'. Ir iu"' ''H-'''i-
caitu a.' - 2. OF. ali r-.j ', lHI ""'.n "~
tauc.o ie urw ', HUt H'.r iIt'
btd os toiii =. .utIts irE..4!.- 20 p
Ne Sa.rl.,cnfp river ahopi out a.3 ot"-' 81.
erlo~ tfs t,ir'n -t .hI4ftl fara.' i'.''' -'.'
0eiug the nurfh-Nt-t y"-1. "f 'H" f.'
Rancn;n tb,Hc. van .ug norA s'Att t'tH' .'
l6epD east u,e luuir.u t.t 'N' hd g. iN
+ +hrbdreths tj'2 +t-1uu tsl ChHiu- - f. >'''.'
l.l Frwrll' said ,tur fron Oh Sdcrnr' :"
20 Chnin~ to Nit Diaba'u Wcri iln h-I' q q
'a'y line hetp cen said ar an and tiH"" >rru
eaol iheGce ON li stBs. marked = t9rv"'i
"urieen and one iHlt drgre ll4 l--".' - g.
DHd'ed and three 1893, chains 60 tlco crrtt
edosn sat3 cr",k with ITS mrau.irr h"7 90 u"
net' rive; thnlce down siid frr "'i# IT,
1e'inCs 10 The ploc" ot b giuH'"t. e. 'It"nih.
asurs NJ tN"r.tv tNo t,uu~ral 'nr hH 'F'H
@-ly-hrpe t2!. 1883 acre of land W"r "r lre-
'bg CAIN uuui 20 Gal IN the c'ft 'b
"led St.lts lHud & 10 't>s'nurT~. .iHl h""i ''i
Vhe doctpi ut iuud c.Hu- % nnd i'r 'hr -
or .n NJ The luiled ,tates fur me northern ".s
NE State # a il"rui1, together am "'i hn
~ TIE ter remeut-, hrra ita'rcu's aul pa 'e
hereu.ln beiorg,us ur in any "ise aft'r
soove sale :, take plrce 80 ,he our' Vt H.f
q the town OF OtUyille, COMFY u4d t"'e more
v D PLU.H, Sbfrif Butte C0HAfy'
-- rn,----. A-.-- -.--- 4 ID -.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10
To PrinteI s---FOr Sale.

TENHE ENTIRE PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
y Of the tate Morning Advertiser" IL for sale
heap for cssh. Enquire al this Office jy21n
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10

lssrE Of NV GtNr A uev cout ha>
len issned from ta' Pm oj.'p1in mini.
|se the previou, issue, it - nickel. and OF
same s,ze, bat it has the heal Of an lu-
b grl upon one side. ard the worl>--
Ented State Of Amorisl" wttA the date
On the reverse il n wreath. sl,mo#utcl
a shield. ri'h y huuch o.. arrows "a
ned At the tom, aud the words Zone
'hI' in the mil na.ofit.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10
[0tiCe.

q cit.'.d tp call u' tne tiuuEiuy lIo a.. of Geo
4. Twpr, * Co Bird street, orpsi". and make i'm
tret-afr ct Lun,iit. Thp." Shp have settled will
inc b, due hIll will fni them - ne same plare
o,,,fif.,I, 21d.ls5- JOHN : AIBEO
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10
- The Mustang linimert cares

- The Mustang linime,,t Cures
nhourausm;
The Mustang Liairert c'tes -,jri joints;
tn. Ii-t1u. ,tpiucptclres 9g-ns and WonrG.:
Two Nr-'tnE - .jneot cl-es 1ore, mi Ulcers;
The N*'snG L,.dneutcrres eaked breasts and
So-r NrIl,.;
Tte Nls'arr in,mor' ''trr. Teora'o'o.
The iN'',rs it'tncpi ''-t. Corn. and Warts;
The Tu-larr Ii4jt1eui i- worth
loooouo boLLhES PGR tNNUN
To the rH:sl S.-tr-,ss the preser,er and rn@torcr
of,n'upbr h'-scs ami cattle 1t cures all Spu,ius
GnU- Wounds, @,iT 'oint., N'.
Wujy,u answer this question? nid Won over
hearnf any ordinary Sore, swelling. Sprnin or StG
ness either ON man or boast. whict the Mustang
liuirent would not cure? Dil ,ou ever vis.t any
respectable 1ruQc.-i ~ any part Of the worM-in
Europe taia "r inn-i,1-Vhp dt1oot sav at was
the rreplest di.covery of 1p arae" Sod evorywhcr.
Every frn'i, s',oTll ave q; three sizes. BARNES
& PARk, Proprietors, New Yoik.
pAENAS WHITE.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10

Or. J. G. YOVVC, whose advertisement ad-
vrri-ep,ut appears iu uauolhercolHmp. 'he taueer
,"vort.ng Ptysician in ttis state has cured more
on,iens than any ,ther. Attention is called To hi-
advertisement. If
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
county Tre..u,,,,. ,,,,,.

. h"NILLk' AuEusI II h, Ir1s.
Notceis hereby given o all personshnldi Rum,
Oouoly warrants, registered on the General Fund
from the l4th 10 the 3nth of November 1887. ,nc,u
s'Ne' and all Warrsn's registered in November on
'ne INDECENT Sick Fund, that the same will be paid
q" rresenaiun at this office, and IN and after thi.
'Hie said Warrants will cease to bear interest and
II not presented within sixty DAYS from tat dat,
hereoi, the moneys for sgtl Warrant. viii be an.
propfiaIed 10 pay The next in order ui registry
WM. LATTlNOKE,
Treasurer Butte CouBty
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10
STORAGE! STORAGE!

AN PREPARED 10 STORE ANY AMOUNT
4 of Grain and Pr duce. Ia iay arc-Proof builiins
on Nortoompry street. between Huntoon aud Lib
'0'@ ~sLIbERAL ADVANCES made on grain for
.,,r.,s c. SCRTs sER.
oroyiIle Angus; 9th. 1864, sug2'
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10

Solo Aroujs fIr IN I ltIfc 'ONlf,
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CoTTnN & NtDHNNflrr. Agents. Orovill'.
To- THE TRADE supplied on the INST liberal
terms arS 3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-10
A. D.REIs, Sec'y.
Hostetter-The Surprising Effects of

h"stetter-The Surrrising Effects of
h'SlEtILks VI 'EfABLE STOMACH tir
lr''> IN removing biie. forcing an appetite, impart
ing health and tone 10 The system. and dissirnting
NS9'pic symptoms. are trl,ly wonderful. Every
ner'o l., de'liUated. WcaA auI elugcu,UU -. 49,
male female. IA u!d Try % 10 once Uae ,iuegiass
the patient should he a lady ur chiidtn deluli,aled
condition, huif he quantity vii do until sufficient
-, u4tf 5. restored, vii Will be reanz tu "a very
-h.rt :nr anl convince thr ;,icn. Of the tn, D. of
che .hore nam Oh. iy results. " h ca haze c.lnel
Nayte.
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loon,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-20
Taxing State Bonds,

The Richmond Enquirer il the course Of
strong article against the policy and the
justice Of taxing the States Bonds, has the
following remarks
Virginia bonds are now quoted in Rich
mond at Oh. The State and corporation
taxes imposed on Virginia skies amount
together to lao per cent on the bonds
themselves thus leaving to the stakeholder
net revenue Of only $40 on every 800
worth of securities in his possession. Now
81 go is the exact amount Of one years in
terest, at six per cent, on SIG sc, and If
Virginia skies were now quoted at 7Ga at
Richmond, they would really be at par.
Instead Of this, they arc quoted at nearly
at Oil. G. aesrly thirty three per cent.
tatore per.
This is a calculation which child could
understand. The inference is unavoidable,
that stocks yielding but 4 go per cent. and
standing at 81, would inevitably rise above
par, if the interest were raised to xix per
cent.
And what is the result Of the tax on
State credit? Plainly this; the State mast
either consent to sell her bonds below par,
and thus enter upon course which will
tend to the further depreciation Of her cred
it, and tax her citizens to pay heavy sur
plus IN addition to the amount actually ap-
piled to the benefit Of the State--or the
State precludes her own citizens fsom the
purchase Of stock, and becomes entirely de-
pendent on the stock markets Of other States
or Of foreign nations