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no CAPITALISTs.


NlHE COMMISSIONERS of Cuya-
IL boga County will The 10Th Of JuHs next, be prepared
Fiiteen houad dollars Of the Bonds Of said County.
Fitssea tboasond dollars sf the Bonds Of said counr
parable IN 1853. =,
paya le in lsl1 :. -
payahls n ls1l. ~,
a Bads are issaad b. Of the po9ers eonferTed
an te ommissoners By act Of fhe General Assembly
Of the sate q Ohio passed FcoraaT DO ISL yheh An-
thcrzes b1now Sevenfyhve raousand Do ars q
be c1pen1ed in the erection of Court House for said
!
me boads for $500 each bearing interest A. ths rate
Of seven par cent per annu- payabes annnay-prn-
rfpls and interest payabe in the city Of New fork
There are claims azainst the county which hey nave
uot he means 70 pay presentation =,
The amount Of taxAbls pruary IN the eoaniy on nc Dl
ulcac 1 ISL Is something thirty SIX Milons o. col
ars the levy or county p1rps Of ne evy fol
! huil ing md road purpdsesl was II mtils
Tnog wishing inVest, and cesuS further no natol
t nanc conditi of The county invited 70 cal
Al li's once ~ 1--'' WILLIAM FULLER. Clerk
| C,fFee ofthe Commissioners Of cuyahoya Co,
| cleEeland- Nay IL ls5s. s
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Gnarapfrs.

PlER = IyING And LITHO6RAPHiSG
DRATNARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
DESGRAyERs AND LlEHoGRAPHkhtSs Bans
street. Cleveland q
TTBBTTS. g. W., WOOD ENGRA::
viasI.IdIiTsst. olsssl.nd, Q. ~
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II r,e-;.t FSs- Cashier RrosIVTag Bank y Y.
y Hanfv Tsa Cashier Com BT- Bank 0leFelAn-
MeSsrS (,lrpeuier : Nern3lgc. Lankers, y y
= Ssuiord ! CO Bznkers. BulAlo- n
Cs-eT H5asri = szaEer. MeIcha1ts. n Y
(,reea 4 Seuell- BalkeIE, n y
f;srrEns = Dav, BankCrs. y Y
IL 81 Il SteNels- Eznkers. y 4
CosE 4 Ssrsen .IsauEers, DaErupurt- lows.
MarshalI Ilsey, Ban ksls- AilUaukee, " IS
V0ffIna1 1 G lpeEe. Bslkers. Chicaso III. -,
" n p Little : Co. Bankers SaeIaasE, Nh
P.lis Srovn \ Co. BaRkers. Clne1unau- ..
W HI Williams y Co. Bank.rs, Ptstes' a, "a
V c CurFt 4 Co. Bankers, Ene, Pa
Theron Pardee Esq Cashier SIC Lean 90 Bank bloon-
" b BezTgsley sa Cashier AHhurn Exchange BAns
g NJ Lsoaara Esa- Cashier Auburn City Bans, A u
o Eslss, - Beapsley Esq President Oayusa CO. Bank
Ac91Ie cIsVelsSd. nd March .. lsss-Hh9s.a IS
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~ a. LOUISA HoUSc.
They are passing from the Woods-
All the Ehifs and pale blue blossoms
Which In starry muilitudrs
neckd for Nay tie earth's bare bo.a.u
AFurs lasf sweet vioiets fade,
A. the long erzxs Ger them closes
Farewell. clilduen o. The sAAds-
June J. couliuy uith her roses
June i coming for behold
Tne deep grass Of waving mfadsEs
And the burning Moons Of gold
And the cool delicious sh1loUa
Where tne Invisible soft treeEe f"
Thai ia deepest shade reposes,
Nhispers 10 the listening ieaves
jane iseoming with her roses
Ihroughout The long and lovely day
Trough the night Of snfIened spl-ndor--
Earth prepares her bright array.
tneshest leaves and blossoms tender
soitlr swells tie dreamy seA.
Liks . song whose siiver-closes
Stiu repeat melCdiousiy-
June Is coming with her roses
Sprng-vith AL her dDpliag shoEers,
Vita her streams 50 freshly lowing
Nith her delicate frat hOWtrz-
The sweet sunny Spring Is going
are thee vel then, maiuen Nav
though thy reign 50 quickly closes
heataiess Beauty Jet viii stay
Jure is coming with her roses
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"A B str act
OBSERVERS AND REMARKS.

OBSERVERS REMARKS.
sssI Iegged btsa nearly equal 70 lsa
Illdy-A Lake espna's Chli0a.
siler Iiils pa three feet below June, ls1sAl0uz0C
sepal.ed p Old olsIl
iaso oaa
eofa
A.
aeIi illss an continued to lsle-AlO
s,e5led oge a. Detroit reported
Feuiuar-S W disgns, Aiouzo CaE1er
low
ssDsi S r, % fsa D.aIton Aaio5 L1shan c9Dail
Hng pyi 5festneloW June Deabrn,1I McIsggT
isll fsf DO lSss-A- walSofh.
pm Merchant
Aoout snne lsl5-Gen Dearborn,
yser H.ils-A Ilahan D Hsushtsn 81 Higgins
iaaerai average feet u hesbelow
4 Walw01h, Uniled states Ii1Ib0r GENT -
John I.gsinesr Canal
re
s9h q June Rock shaeI n bhf
hn'sn 70 White nsnieooC c Dawes Eaioser
. " Hssias. q August Black Raek
p iissinsA =
Haih han
Mean daily measurements fort the month Of Nav
90 90 DO 90 % 40 SS ..t
' l. D. T" s'etsSas go ~ AHy Fssissr-Hao0r Agent
el Is.
d n FIslary-silss aarsmsnis ID eslaf Sssthsr
Il Plsbur-iins calm weather
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE /, Is5s
PLAIN AND oRNAlIENTAL PRINTING

- PaIn and Ornamental Printing OF every description
done Il the Printing E ablishmei OF the Loaar Oce
on the latest improved aud nosTapj presses Ia III
best siTe shorl notice. aa1 Teas5Eabe Par
tcular aiiczi PAID 70 blank work Every descnut1a Of
BIndi- d.nr cspeeA.iy Blank Books Ledsors J5urnas
Sales Books. ReceIEiag Boaks. kc sc.
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GaromnrE.

N4RPENTERS TOOLS.-The larg-
- nd bes- VARIETY IN TIE citE-ier s7le ey :,
.sse II X RAYNoLDS No : Sa-s-1o- y y
H0TTSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
m |,o1i-n ,arietg srvie and price-fuT sale BY -
aps5 II \. kAYNoLDs, No . superior y
IOOO KEGS OF SUPERIOR
I.UUU NAfIsSof an .l1ss asd q5slitis'' for
.ssS SO Nc 8 saPs-la- $:
IRON AND STEEL.-At out a ship
io-1;-i'i ~ No sSug-Ilo- s.
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Bankers.
Markham & Co.,

WaFkHam q LOs,
tSaocessors TO Harness Hill 4 Col
BANKERS,
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
~ a1d eounSliaas Banking Ot6cs. situated oa the
co-oe- o. Riger and I-nf House streets, herca1nis
po-F ~, ~ 70 assure 81 r1ose Who c1trast blsneSs N
our hands. PRoMPINESS and on lae mo7i LIBERAL
We are buyirg and selling LAND WARRANTS aibss
i',sf NF-W YORK EXCHANGE Bosylf an5 Sols
GOLD. SILVER aad UNCUiKENl NOAEs WAN
TED - - -
maEe COLLECTIONS in his and adi-lalns STATES Win
dssuafCh low rates.
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Drugs.
K. r. r. -.

X. X. X.
.HEALTH WILL, IN ALL CASES
Ii follow the Of RAD says X r Remedies. rasre
50 ss oT SseaisS l i s sS lSssf sSS Ss %
RsaoFaring Resovent ReulatoF as ne nature Of ne
disease may Issars W, qs ~ ~ S Ssdg sief Rad
ways ReaoVaing Rssolvsut, Radways Regulatory Each
S .asss rssa tSe4e srs o,Ssr dssases wherein
her eSabined medicinal pr0peEties .rs Esqarse 40
in the ds dying bodJ q slsiai taeir uctn ne
patient vii live and be restored @ he7lih-
fsiianasio1y Diseases ksiisf md Regulators.
Cozgesiise DISEASES il Re nj and ResnlatoTs.
Scroial0us Diseases, Renosating Resoivent.
Chronic Diseases Reu0vuting sesol
Syphiiiio Diseases, kenoyaiies keseirea9.;
Oonst.feIional Diseases. Resolvent and hesaaiors'
sssan strs1s I,,ss Rssdy Rehsf and RssulaoEs.
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
ar,v sece- thai afsrf ham1nify inverted as heif
Cons I snS s.5sis s Its sis sS the HSi -
@oa q s ssss o & s S %. sss s
been ss,sslishse IN he ste2, ss ls s sro -,
bodies Of ihs scied paliles q e,ssf5sd oepos,s
and III The veins With new, pure md neaiiy blood
80 l1-f cHILDRENS DISEASES. 5..s Ia
RApwAY.s RESovAriNo EsoLvENr should be hailed as
bIessns By ever notsE thSesS ssa' ne md Shes'
is AZ, fta.s- esrirl are ssiszcs 0f disease rnnsnsd
rom nc paIsat stock 1sT SSss q y ies - ss %
insure he ehiiS sSaad ana bsslihy body
% "a eeaaI RRR l asasa-A
IN p R-RadwsvS Besds Relief for Headache. vksshs
sst o. nervsas Rhsanstis1R Lsmssso' & So.
KidHsy Complaints seaIs. EsseI aas aTaspc he lysr
Psurisy, Msasles Hsntegrn, and Pains e Al slnas;
ss ss1 issres si yoa saisrto joys of pieasars.
r R sSGs q srs ssssafs S Con-
plaiats Ceasa ae other ese,,snse 2, s9s se
and oihef disszsss Of ne ska, Nols. nnos. Slssss
pepsa; and an ethsr diseases ar1sins ii'-
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II. HerdTnan 81 Co.,

IL Water Street, -CleveIand, Unl0;
nEALERS IN GOLDAND SlLHEh
II u Con 70 eiEn al Domektic Exchange, lnelftens
N5nrT and Lind Warraats- Colections % me Onlieo
S-afcs Czuadn and Europe. prom pt't atieudfo y
a-rnfs he Liverpool and New York Screw Sleais
~ - ,s,oh PassasHcan be secured clher ~ Il Hon
~ The advertised rates PaSs1ee can also be -
- frun Iiverpool 10 New YORK, Quebec ano new VI
ir7ns by the regular lines o. s1liine f.et r
-, tSsvr n nburg ard Bremen 70 New " * Dlalts
fcrrnr amount ahle thTo1gh utthe Cqniiaeui
~ Fro and Great Britain and Ireland for tartheT p-f
,r.ir~ sroly Al the Banking aud Exchznge Once o.
Aeul--s-frS J. HERDMAN CO.
.r17stf II Water stTeet. G Clevelana OHIO.
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8 n % y 3

AND ENAAlELED CRATES
w L.. MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBL1C
w SQUARE, (SouLh side mas iast received fresh
from The mIaiactory Of the largest and best asort
ENAMELED CRATES,
Ever broag to this market He always keeps hand the
best. aud approved styles OF COOKING and
other kinds OF STOVES
Mannfaehsred Expressly for fhis Markst, and
Wayranfed 10 give perfect satisfaction
He also IS constantly sg3plsd with ass1rtmenf Of
Wooden Ware aud House Furnishing Artlces anu l-s q
hand and manufactures !4ge soek o. IA S2Pfr @ SHe
Sheet Iron Ware, all OF which MUST AND WILL De
SOLD, az wholesale or retail for cash
At Prices TO Suit the Times
Al kinds Of JORBING. ROOFING, EAVE TROUGH,
INC sc &c lone IN the most orkm1niiCa manner and
on SHORT NOTICE. r .... =,
please b0rs purchasing elsewhere Al he Old and
sGBues's Potent Hotel Cook Stoves. sizss, S5o
W L MARVIN,
rnvz5.fS WV s No south side Public Sq'care
@ A. POWERS-Merchant Tailor.
De IS Bank S. under the Wsddsl keeps eonssanty %
hau a chOce sock Of Clotus. Casslmere ana estinss
sasch be viii make up in he nos appfoFe1 style-
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IA The following very beautiful verses we
copy from the last number of the Ohio Farmer
They are just in " time and tune
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THE NEW CASKET.

As THIS IS THE AGE OF M
"a proscmeut aad rsnenent. The subscriber tacs pleas
saying that be now prepared % larnsn "a slrs
ever before ntrOucei Il Ofhis own made
II Cake ford and Is hgnf onarnentao via tnlee
pa glass running the enire length oftop AIo iensih
view can be had with case
aorcss Of the old style Of Cons- They perfectly
ar-tghr aud are hight and convenient for ansprta-
TIA or uniting IN vanis common fnlermenis. sn
iI4r srtlce i much ussc N eastern cIfl-s
prsos losiug friends a wishing % proe IRE m
he above lns will and much 20 thelr interest y calg
and themselves. VIE > tey vi nad ever
aff~niio1 rrven DANfL ". Duty, Uadertaker,
CIsae and. June S7-ulh26.l9I No s. Ene 81
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h [ waTTSIx > \ srANDAEr CIV sTAsDAAI
WHITMAN, STANDARD q Co
w Banksrs and 1eslsrs in Feresn and Dom eslls Ex
ch.ure No SupeIior street We draw difeet On Ia
d0u and vii furnish Drafts for ens amount ~ ~
shc -iiusl ua IN fag land Ireland. ScOtlaud France
80 ,erulanF Coectl0us made oa all accessane te4nts
thro0ghou he UaIt d States aad .aaaas A1as-As
HausdT1RoEa & Co..
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New Painting ESfabliShment.

On The Pn5lic Square, one door North Of Ken
dalIs Store.
TASC0TT Il HOPKINS = A X Il
lTetared 10 DO onse Sign, Carnage snd Orn7mcntal
Plintin-In afinE OF Woods. Marbles &c
o-.I.rs .nl.llaI .l.a.lE IAScOII HOfhlN>-
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Gats, Gaps & fnrs.

EVERETT HAT. = SOMETHING
IL new lice aH1 tasty Call and see our large stock o
wtIte and c1lored KtTaws lor men and boys
my.s b. BUTTS CO. 3 SuperiorSt
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.
SrATEoT CALIFUR>IA,l

STATE oF CALIFURNIA,I -,
County OF Butte. '""'! No"'''
In the matter OF J,cob VogeSdorr Vs. His Creditors
Z PU II NCE OF AN ORDER
made by the Hon. Thos. Wells. Comfy Judge IN
AMI Tor sad Comfy, al Chambers. M tih dny OF
h2ril, A. Il. lSjs, hoiica - hereby givon 10 the
creditors OF the said JncUb Nocclsiorf petitioner
IN insolvency. 10 be and appear ai the Court House
IA sHd county of Butte, on The first Monday in June
y D lS1N. the same being the f-st Il ~ of the next
tern OF stli Court aud there show cause before
Juli-, IN open Court, way ths assignment OF slid
lnsolvents estate should not DC made, and he De
discharged nom his debs
{ ~ Witness nly hand and the sell OF said
sENL {Conrt affixed, this the 25Ih day Of April
~ \. p. le5S. VI. II. DAKRA.,H, CLERK.
). HDsESntuA, Attorney for petitioner
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29


Qua CoRREsPospENr "BUTTE."-We
publish to day the last Of series Of letters
from our most excellent Sacramento CORES
pondent, ..Butte" We almost regret the
adjournment Of the Legislature, causing, as
il does, the close Of his we'll written COM
ments aud conclusions upon the actions of
that body. However, we shall hope that his
kind and valuable Offices will not altogether r
cease with the breaking up" Of the law
makers. At times his letters have contain
ID structures upon the actions Of certain
paroles, and criticisms upon certain meas
measures. which, we are convinced, were al
ways ON the side Of truth and justice, know
ing, as we do, his integrity and true sense
Of responsibility for whatever he might feel
ut liberty to assert.
We have promise from Butte that he
will continue to correspond with us, when
ever occasions aud circumstances shall ia.
vor his doing SO. We trust he will find thos,
occasions and circumstances Of frequent oc
currencc. "Buue" will accept our mos
grateful Acknowledgements for the many ia.
vors already conferred upon US, and ouI
hear.iest wishes for his future prosperity,
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29

BOUNDARY Bit Amid the multiplicity
OF business attending the close Of the Ses
sion. the bin establishing the western bouu.
dary line of Butte county was lost This
is TO be regretted. as the line between Bu tie
aud Coluai aud Tehama is very indefinitely
marked. and la source Of great annoyance.
II was nevertheless very amusing to witness
the astonshment Of tho Tehama people,
when they found that Butte was no longer
willing to be plundered. Tehama was urg
ing scheme to appropriate a portion Of
Butte, but became virtuou.ly indi,nant
when she found that Butte was prepared to
defend her territory by carrying the war
into Africa" Ii has furnished some amuse
ment. and taught our neighboring countic $
lesson that they may not soon forget. The
idea generally prevails that Bu'te has a
much greater extent Of territory than any
OF her neighbors whereas the reverse Is the
fact She has been cut down and given
away until she really has less territory than
any Of her neighbors. Another year may
make all things even.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29

A CAUCUS % LEcoMProN AssEs. The
Lecomptonites Of the late Legislature met
In caucus the other night, to consider the
prepriety Of ins,ructing aud empowering
the Democratic State Central Committee to
nominate candidates for such State officers
- are TO be chosen at the next election
They concluded, not to instruct the State
Central Committee but that, the matter
rested with the Committee to determine
whether they would make nominations, or
call upon the mass Of the party 10 do it,
This was to have been expected Of con.
temptible crew OF Lecomptonites. who have
% outrageousiy misrepresen,ed the Democ.
racy Of the State. and the only as,onishment
10 that they did not ignore the mass Of the
party altogether. and vote the people nuis-
anses. except for the purpose Of paying
taxes to suppoet Lecompton scoundrels in
Office
IL Is time honered usage of the Demo
cratic party to appoint a State Central
Committee with power TO call conventions.
and I'LL such vacancies as might occur upon
the ticket nominated BY the Convention ap.
pointing spch committee. The idea that
State Central Committee had power to make
or call convention for that
purpose, Is they may choose. was never en-
srtaiaed, until Leeomptonism reared its
Federal head. to reduce free people to the
Inoat aud .eFfdem Of Russia.
II the otiee. holders and their toadying
abilities yet imaSiae that the people are
pposed to the doetrine Of popular sove-
eignsy, let then indsee the eenmittee not
call coa,eation, but troll out their Le-
'nPton nags.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29

BaEAK DowN.-on Wednesday the tlume
Of the Galena Company. at Morrisons. broke
down 20 the extent Of five hundred feet /;
splintering the lumber Of which il vas com.
posed, 80 as TO be utterly useless.
The cause Of its falling is attributable 10
the weig t OF water Ia the hase le tdiug 70
The d,ggings, hve OF which we're suspended
from one SIDE Of u. The 10 accraing to the
eampfny is estimated at $1,000 Mountain
.HcsseHger.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29

A SoRRY FORTNIGHT The Mountain
Messenger has got the weekes matter down
to nicely. II says:
Well. We have seen hard times. heard Of
hard times, felt hard times for weeks togeth.
er, but these two IFsekes are q little the
hardest that memory rscogniaeth at present.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29

MArcHEs.- DID ever anybody see such a
"rustler" as John Davisl lie is certainly
the most universally Industrious man in
town. One moment he is horse auctloneer
the next he is shonting at the top OF his
voice the cxcelencies and cheapness of the
Gollen Era, in another moment he is ener-
ge,caly peldling peanuts or sticking show
bills aud with all these vocstions he has
joined thai oi a small lumber merchant
that is IA dealer ia matches not the kind
Of matches that are made in heaven, but
those that smell as II they had been made in
that other place by old Lueifer himself -
John has proper appreciation of that pow
erful engine, the press. and yesterd,y ~ he
dumped whole armful Of these little com.
bus,ibles upon our table-enough to burn a
Moscow. or to enable multitude of Guy
Fawkeses to consummate an in6nitude Of
powder plots. John is genius aud deserves
u fortune
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29
Notice.

Alta meeting held by the BoarI OF Trustees Of the
Town Of ornyie, on the 28th day OF Ap-ii. ISIS il
was ordered thN Municipal Election shall be held
IN Nonlty the 81 day of May 1854, for the purpose
of clec'ing me following officers: Five Trustees an
Assessor, Treasurer, and Marshal. for said Town
The following gentlemen were appointed officers Of
said election Robert Eichcy as Inspector. AID ~.
II. Var!e. au rhll Waterman a. JUDGES.
AUG. +. LEJVY, President.
Attest. e. \. Snirn. Clerk
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29

Before the AdJournm of the
Grahl Jury u committee o five appointed to
examine the subject OF Licenses, with insirucuons TO
report to The jar, on the Oh day Of May the name
Of al persons and arms doing business, ot having
within the past wear done blsincss without proper
licenses, To the end tn the! be then prosecuted for
delinquency;
IL. u. LATHRoP, Foremln Of Grand jury.
Grand Jury Room, April 24h ls5S.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29
ChanIiel Rock.

All sha-es in The Chlnpc r 1ck Mining Connanv.
on which assessments nov due, remain due amt un-
paid until the 2Gh day OF May, 1S5s. will then be
s''d at the Co House door at } O'Clock P. ~, to
pay such asscssm nis.
by order Of the Trustees.
THuS WELLS,
sc;'y and Treas, Channel Rock Mining Co.
Anril ~. lass.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29

SrEPHEN A DOUGLAS When it was an
nounced rs the policy of the administration
to force the infamous Lccomptou swind g
upon Kansas, the toadying Lecomptonite
press, pronounced Mr.. Douglas adherence
to the principle Of popular sovereignty, as a
mere courteous difference of opinion, and
proclaimed Mr.. Douglas a sound national
Democrat Of whom tue Democracy we're just
ly proud. Mr.. Douglas still occupies his
position of courteous difference with the
administration in regard to its Kansas poll.
cy, and three months were sufficient for the
lying and disgusting vermin upen the body
polite who control the Lecomp,on press, to
run through their sliding scale of adjectives
and to denounee Stephen A. Douglas. and
those who, with him, adhere to the Demo-
cratic doctrine Of pepulrr sovereignty, as
BLACK Republicans" ilsrapid Il is the
declince into infamy aal ialseAood, when
men abandon correct prueiples. The fate
that awaits the Lecomp;onites. will cover
the name with infamy for the mex, century.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29

THE DErAuLrER.- Elsewhere in this pa
per is published the news Of the defalcation
OF Dan Dean, messenger OF the Alta Elk
press Company. We know Of one Dan Dean
who for years has been respected and es
teemed by erybody who knew him eau
this be our Dan We earnestly hope not
IL he has fallen. whom may We not suspect.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29

OF which was for James Buchanan and the
other for Douglas aud the Constitution
On motion, the nominating committee
were instructed to report on Friday evening.
On motion the meeting adjourned until
Friday evening at e o'clock.
81 b. BARKER,
NJ VRooMAN, Sec'y I Chairman.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29
oRovILLE. THURSDAY. irRIL asth. 1858.

70 Mr.. John II. LfIIard is suthonred 70
receive Subscriptions and collect moneys for the
Daily andrh Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
st distance can obtain the paper By furnishing him
with their names.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29
Fer Town Marshal.

SMITH W. GAaBaEL announces himself car.
nidAle for Marshal of The Town Of oroyile, al the
ems Rg elect IN.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29
Information Wanted.

4 YOUNG NAN ny THE NAME OF BRADLEY
York ssie eighl yeArs asc, AMI Ven, ~ Ma, NV
an ns.is hls nome al san Etan ,sco 10, flr ,,rs
ne iass IoaS years se have not heard from h.a n
80 80 U.e \, ,s sNe me any information eoneernng
.,. ah, SsNi - grAlefslly received by his np,her
Eiils ; Mains fsen'.'a, Oaelda Co, New Yors.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29
GOLDEN GATE.
1000 Tons Burthen,

5000 Tors Burthen,
CoHHODORE WATKINS, Commander.
WIN leave Folsom street Wharf, with the United
states Mails, Passengers and Treasure. for PANAMA,
On Wednesday, May 5th, 1853,
Avo O'CLOCK, A. NJ, PUNcrrALLY.
Passengers by the p. VI 5. Co.'s Line are onded
on their arrival at Panama, upon the Wharf a. the
Rail Road Terminus, by the Company's stealn Ferry
Boa. and transported,
BY the Panama Railroad Company,
Immediately Across the ISTuMUS to ASPlNNALL,
where the steamers Of tho u. :. Mail ; Co. are al
ways in readiness to convey them 10 New York or
New Orleans.
The Panama Railroad Company and The U. S. Mail
Steamship Company have authorized agents to sell
their Tickets il desired by holders Of Pacific Tickets
Passengers notified that all tick for the stea
mers of the Il. = VI al ). ;. Co.. must be presented
10 their agent a Aspinwa0 for registry ani exchange,
as they will not otherwise be available.
Treasury + shipment will be received on board
the steamer un,i IL O'Clock, midnight, May 4th.
No merchandise freight will be received on board
after O'Clock p. VI, May lil aud u written order
must be procured at the office for It's shipment
For Freight or Passage, apply to
FORBES j BiDCOCK.
Corner Of sacra ucnto ami I.silesdcrf streets,
San francisco.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29

n ARD, IdNsggp, NgArsFo0r, POLAR Ann
u sperm oil-for sale hy
CoLTuN \ ~enERNor
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29

SJfksioR PICK asa AXE HASDL Is. e,r sa,e
JOHNS. iALsRO.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-29
I,emoer.,,c ro,vn Caucus.


Tia Democracy Of 0roville held . caucus
last evening in the Court House to elect q
committee to make nominations for Town
Officers.
The meeting was called to order by Mr..
J. W. Buffum J. b Barker was called to
the chair AID DR.. Yrooman was chosen Sec.
retary
On motion. the meeting proceeded to bal
lot for 4 nominating committee.
On motion, the chair appointed three tell
ers A q simpson, James Harlow and Edw.
Donoho.
Mr.. Buffum desired our Senator Mr.. Hart
and our representative. Mr.. Kitchens should
address the meeting. A motion to that ef
feet was carried, but neither Of those gentle,
men appeared.
At about half past 0 o'clock. the ballotine
ended and the tellers commenced counting
the votes.
| The fnllouin0 ia the rpsult.