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Anon ommittal Captain.

The Salsm Register tells the following
good story Of old Capt Ward, who Aourished
IN that municipality in days Of yore:-
"Capt, Ward was An eccentric Of the first
watsr, and one Of his peculiarities was that
he nsvsrgave the desired answer to direct
question. An amusing instance Of this eva
sive habit Il related One morning, four Of
his friends, who were aware of this trait in
his character, observed the captain going to
market, and affsr some bantering, entered in
10 . bel - % practicability Of learning
from him the prico he paid for his purchase,
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DoUDEa EIOPRMENr.-Thomas Jordan, q
young muhtto, has lately opened shoe
store in Lombard street, and has the felicity
10 b bstrothed 10 one Of the most fascina-
ting that eyer combined the color of steam
syrup with III sweetness. In partnership
with Mr.. Jordan, in the shoe dealing BUSH
meas, is another colored gentleman named
Exeikiei Biain, who is married to q lady
whose personal bSanty u Yiahle to two prin-
cipal objections w, |. she u 4littlAateo cor
palent and hdr ripespumpkin colored ,cpm-
PlexiSn = lhic4ly-etRaed Mish sable ffeck-
Al Jordan vs. cutting out : boot yester-
day, Mira Blain hnrriedly sntsred the shop
and cOmmunicstedt the startling Intelligence
that her anasiy Eo0d- for-nothing brute of a
hus6anA." lad sioped With Jordan's betroth-
ed, Nh Aslsn Hithsss, who carried on
drassr nakihaMs1t dom. Jordan IF course
becaneMi4 M settlements hs first spoil
ed -. bod Ehe TAs shaping. Nv .tAbbing
it furiously with tbs shoe, mifa, and then de-
mandsA gf Mn Mnin what direction, the
fagitiEss had taken. a disenGaged Sab hap
pened 70 bA pasofhS az chat mOd{crs; S6fdan
nailed il An1 juidf66SSdsm tn 5Adlfted wife
accompanying i4 <erwitness the discomfit-
ure other traitorous husband. t--
Before the cab had proceeded far, it was
met by Mr. Blain himself who spying his
wife through the windw and conceiving thai
Jordan was running away with her premp
torily ordered the driver to stop. Then
throwing open the door Of the vehicle, lac
glaeed on the nstonishcd occupants, with
eyes full Of demoniac fury. His next move
ment was TO drag Mrs Blain out; Jordan il
vain endeayoring to protect her from thu
violence Of her lord. The storm Of angr,
accusation and recrimination which follow
ed was of the most amusing Of the New
Years performances, and attracted larg
and respectable audience to the corner Q
Lombard and Eighth streets, where the seen
was enacted. The partie, were too mucl
enraged TO come to an explanation, until tn
whole affair was elucidated in the police o.
300. 4 4zs5f...a fro o. IN i@,=.
The disturbance originated in . jealous
misconception Of Mrs. Blain. Mr.. Blain wa
going to buy some leather when he 50,
Miss Wethsrs starting out with bundle Q
work which she had just finished. As h
was going the same way, he CALAMITY Offer
ed to carry her burden. His wife seeini
them thus going off together, bag and bag
gage" las she supposed conjectured thati
was case Of Grim, con-, and hence cam
the trouble. The explanation was satisfac
tory to all parties, and Mrs. Blain volunteer
ed solemn pledge before the magistrate
that she would never be jealous again with
ont cause. Forney's Press.
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- - - - e1MsAJ
TIL tsoiaent hos changed The eytuihe
e he srsoano1S q 10 White Hsnse
0nn FriAA1o - I&sGAg1 when No VIII
lnvo paeesne word for ~ esvsEsi6A
No. 0ilAet = - 0'oIock TAo MnsinS HID
- . = allonlanee, ard thsas win b
SSU5ide ufviSieoEs withoat doobk 1lling ~
Md Eae Roo1 uith ! vasiod nosiac OF
ueafG leGoT1aoso of humAnily eoagregAtod
tAeeA ssr's
Mn LANUW1m sreoslvsr essey Saturday
noenin& a12 itb cid that 49, - hae Nd
dSdD - nonz1fng fbr her bf0thoE, ~ lll
retarn H. visi1gg Of ladioe Nh1ee hnsbends
are high in' an1i oEitY, ord thus eett1s > point
Ct etiquette. eA Il
Anothsr grave tepic has bssn raised BY
the refusal q LA1t Naplsf % pay TIE hrss
call On he Wivss ct eenatorA who claim this
hcaoe % - GEeand that their h1eb1nds q
- UPPsf Hease are the delegated authoriy
&ftAo SlesA This has been, . vexed quss-
6oa e seiqsstts here for many ysars. md
soeh e3eitenene now prevails that i y even
1aid thA1 two Senators consorts, q whom
The hemage ofths first oall had not been
paid, were - inoensed when her lady ship,
invited them . her recent ball, that they
drove . The Enabesy, and when the dooa
was opened, thrsv their caEds II ON the hall
aooc WAN have ARISEN from lees tri&inA
causes, and 4 y = % hoped that this deli
eass question can b smieably arranged.
some nanGhaly proposed thas 4 brother
Bernheiedl wae % 4vaeae hlo eat IN the
House, he shall b appointed "Mastsr q
Csesmeniea," having had practical expsri.
e1ce j. 1eeonciling the fair sex.
Just now, the dipIomatists here are acting
upoa che maxin which tho accomplishsd
Lord Chesterfield laid down 70 Nilsson, -"that
tie most direct road 10 pessons heart wa
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Mr.. Jonss-Ihas il hns hoFss yop're
leadins Patrick, Bio carries his head weld 1
Pat-ThaHs tbrns Ants : grand thaii
y b sassiss bohia1 HIN. .
4 Jooea-DshinA hini Don't evogything thae
eossisD I'll carry Is bshindI
a bHhk-Me. yeafa honoe.
Jcaea-NSR what don'tf
PA einA saea Il carries - thakl a
- - 81 g AsaA - Seahse.
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- Here i . gem from DicksAs 4'Do1n-
bev q con" thas will never grow dim sSss
died." ssid Polly, land was never ssen again,
for sha uns husied in the ground whore the
Tres rptw." An the cold groundr aaid the
anna. aNo Ne warm ground replied Polly,
"where the sssds ore turned into A3vers
and wAses good people turn into aageh ana
Ay away 70 Heaven" s.ssssss 81 j
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Farmers, nave You seen ana tried the
staL Worlds Fair Prize Churn?
Or, Dayis, Adjusaatlc Chnrn y Bntters
Worker Conn bine0-P0temtcM Feb. IS,
1884. ,ahsAIq N# d. q N AaG @syI .5'1s h
a our State Fair. held at Msscatine. Iowa, lasa
"A October, QS56D this Chnrn alone had > Premium
awarded it, although there eight ten other ChuYns
on exhibition, and Indeed " always tai the st pre-
MUM wherever introduced. The advantages Of this
1st. 1t will produce butter In short time any
other Chnrn. tA@~-EUssEtft s5eEHg44 N
"a II viii gather the butter alter It 10 produced
3D. IL will work the butter into roll and eApell tho
butterm heTefrom completely, without the hand ladle.
An swnf saie the butter before taking is-froln
81. Itcan be operated b. child With perfect ease
and II - easily cleansed ~ any other Chufn.
pFAcecaf operation viii convince any person OF the
truth Of these statelnanss. IT bg4 -s
Below few Of the names Of practcA. butter ma.
kers, Who have subscribed to the following cerncae
viz: We are now using the above Churn and ussef
Maker y ehurns with and facility and siso gathers
wosks and salts the butter In perfect manner before
taking II from the Churn. and cheerfny recommend
u as the best Churn We lave ever ~ s32@s.
Isaac Leonard, Crxwfevd Hanpa, Ahnesi Couptock.
James Weodatcas, James Hiilery, Robert Brown, N
9seGg. Hamtton Brovns. james Dickson, r Brooks,
Samuel Foster, Alexander Fleming jeremiah Lee Mr.
Davis, Aacoh Wilhclm, james RobeFtson.e sa,Fvms
The svbscriber has purchased the right to mAnalac-
ure and sell the above named Churn In Des Mones and
Henry Counties, Iowa, snd Henderson, and Warren
Counties, Illinois, and 10 nCv peepered 10 furniah III
Who vin favor htni With their patronage. -f.,-.-.
These Chnrns are also for sale q kimball y
CO.. Keith Robinson Co.'s, and @ Laaman'ss Dur.
lington, Iowa. I'll 5.4a7n - go n s..Tl n
Shop sosnsr q Valleys ana Eighth ss..ess. 80. ~.
: @.aW IL
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i, FI0WnRY ORA1oRY.-A, LADY visiting sone
friends IN =. small town having but vne
ychurch, the pastor Of which yas more fluent
than wise in the ose eof the .English Ian
guage, family u oousinsi attandsd 1oryics IN
the morning, and, - j custimary in country
towns, t&stsd1 together IN tie entry e
noon = discuss IN ths - merits q the owsr q.
], he i.dy, from Cleveland Va asEsd -
give her opinion. . .s@. IL " M 4slssa III =
rs think said ahs, that tho lambs 81 this
6ook asa living il clover. - 3 a''a Y
why aoE'c .lasghingly inquired : dozen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of he yoang pArson.
ssbscanae, Z W. the 4Mitfy rseply, ~ never
saw greener pastor (pastnre). .efWi
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B. e III. r. 3. FREIGHT OFFICE.
THE only Freigttrain on this road leaves Rullings
Il ton at $50 A.. \" ts4@'H
All freight designed to be forwarded on any particulay
day should be delivered on the day previous,
mays6bptf. sge# 8t EwM.A. BAORUs, Supt.
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II IN - - - -''''' n. 2. oRuPR.
\ nalIev,s 1F.o;c.l p.sr =,

yU8U0y MAGICAL k41M EXTRACTOR.
TN An diseases Inflammation more lesa lpseaoml-
nase..-new 70 fsAlay inaalnetion strikes q tie
root d aieease-hence m Immediate cure.
PALLETS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA G7DR,
ana MOthtng esse VIII allAy nnAnnaton u onss and
i sIDALLEY'S MAGICAL PAlY IX7RAcT0R
VII cure the following among great catalogue u Ar
eases: burns scads cuts. eAAfss, nippiea, csgs
bunsens, bruises, strains, Bites, poison, chilbsins,
scFpAs ulcers fever Sores felons, ache rites sore
eyes, gou swellngs rhsumAtism, staid head, salt
rhenn, badness efysipelas, rngvosm, iburhsrs Itch
su1At p0x, mcnsles, Fash, etc. etc, 9asts ssee -
oseme u may appear ipcreduonA that 80 MANY dis
eases should be reached W artcie snch on iAeA win
vanish when rejection points 70 sct, that the palte
ies eombnaucn ~ nkTelents, each sd eycsy one ap
nyAlG perfect Antid0te to Its apposite disorder
D4EkEY'S KAGiC4L F1lN XXyRAUTOR
n IL e1ectf magical because tie tine short be-
swesD dseass and permanent eurss and Il y an ex-
tractor, ~ drass disease opt 81 the Affected part
leaving nature Is perfect before the ijhry. II Il
mepSAetory should be one moment without N!
STEEL iate enEsssss visA w nsssssf Hepzy psi-
~ sais s. Ii ~ Dluss.sts and ps,es, aieaise.
sAlefsthrouehsetshs UhsSed esstes IL canaAss.s
Sss.slr,a Dspst. lsoCAasssn -, Nov YORK. !
Al NEW aPdssperfer article u LADIES' 4sS a@
- Shoulder Braces, ffee fFem the Objection sxistin
- Csnding tAs Asns. Fog sale 49,.
dfinsa' new ntoet. "a ~. BurIinssea fosa. ! !.
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WE are nov prepared 70 build High fsStsSy L.
faaAs, onehsF 1e IA RssseA,nq, 40 evaEYfAas ~
y or Ne a leSia n less aad Pr az $50 lSFa n
~ Parties naasiAe EAyiaes " ~ 4MfAlsAa - 1a-
cAaDeSy ooni&eo1a. i~n Ann Ettr&R tM# MNssEIT "A
I'll aasAAaee 4sqneA AAostnat "a ~ terns. Il
slHp nseS 3, eAaA'a PERI nosss. leE toSa,I
OiGaiodse SSrala 0sseasvN - niSinee
Citisen, csey - emsSnAsg oAenA NhaRp 60 49, Il
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Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
NEW ARRANGEMENT. 2Js
La IN - -

Il TWO DAILY TRIMS EACH Way
To take effect fDeceamDer 8, 1885,.
ROM and aer the above date, trains wilileave Daf-
IL lington Is follows: gg 8ali8 @ 4R E3
LIST Mall Trnim.-LeAyes Burlington At $50 =. n.
ed Accom- mOdntiOM" $500 r. u.
These trains connect with the western Stage co.'s
coaches for Fairfield, OttumNa Eddyvie, Pelia, OskA-
loosa Fort Des Mones, Charlton, Salem, Council Bluffs
St. Marys, Genwood, Nebraska City, &C.. reaching the
Missouri river In less than four days. .3A
.IIHsW0II LEAVES CIiECAUQUA:
1si, Accommodation TrRan--Ata4O Az.
ed, Mail Train 400 ~,
Passengers leaving Burlington in the morning can
spend the day in Mt Feasant and return in the after.
noon Sta1 = -@fs8G@sa 44lF g8@& #8#HF fs
Leaving MI Pleasant at six o'clock in the morning can
stay day in Burlington, and return home ut night
- Ticket Office corner OF Water and Jefferson yte
GurlngtOn, Ut the General Railroad Ticket O6ce. asf
sens uiH; Nv. IL. BACkEe. superintendent.
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THE DOUBLE little GIAIl


'tiya n or, TWO NILS IA OAEi N
ItTsRH IIf7IE GlANT O1E.N fAED td1 |
I ~ Lei simple and portable snachin<, formed \
Coffee Mil pffucipe, ent!reiy Of cast iron, sof g.
plantation use, and designed for preparing ~
stock, which hdoss - the = Ate- 0f TIE 70 rvAsnl
ma PEE NORA, according to- he size ~ the NJ a
season, vhish CONSISTS in siding snstA<r Cess y
Of Crpshers, together with an Improved Bly,
and ID substituting Box NAtiotn 10 placed -
legs, ~ meaaa of AZ 81 which the speed y nsu31
bIed, and when required) the WIN u aaxpsA >
grinding AhelIed corn into hCDcny ard hns 80
tamily ne. BY rsversing the mssien, - b sI1E
~ running 4 backwards, ten % etIe.n qalfss1
Chossony. er good fosd fsr nd. .an ssE "
The 4dpdnsGgss Of Fssd;ag CorH -
Neal Proves. 80 1'
Ohio, says: SO fe3s npsaif ana bss1hss rsialI
eroP afcoxn, and puTeAassd 1910 head ofeatth 4
Ny brother, wishine TO divide ar interes1, -
0fto6n cenoa per hnndnA nounfAs far - ekskN
cattle, 20 the number Of sevsnsy heae. I secI
be selecsed his eeventy; vsavtn9 osv huaivs1 =
~. den divided ons corn; & fed his - 49,
and had mine ground together With the eeS1
erl corr did net hold ont nsnr % long ~ - ~
we haa divided equa9y, saa ~ ~ sus ssvsl..
% my 80 hundred and tUsAty. when ~ -
out 1T him have ffom mInes md xhen -
fes4lne, sbs cattle were NelEheA asA soid. n ~.
that ~ cattle had gained Avs pnundA ~ =.
over double What his had gained, aud ~ -
over one thousand dollars mere than his.A
Each Mill furnished complete, ready for -
seAns aoa no extra power rsqhirsA shap 49,
septs-dStwsf KElTii. E0ElRe0n A..
oil HFpa t0asssss copyl ea. eeislg
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And atvaricty of articles ususAy kept Iii d nrs
class Warehouse. which are to mention
Mahogany and Black Wal,n. Looking Glasses from ~
cents AS Oh. 24htats 1917 fs82 saFf
~ Gilt Frame Looking ssee frofu 81 2h 10 $3.50 10. t
! Mattresses ~ IS to $3a o. E.sss .@$ ~ &E#ta
Brass Glocxs, with Iron frames, from 81 20 to IS CO.
Hber discount made TO oonptfy dealers Tseptf6ip
GPR1NSs T.EES--A new PATENT which wf,j
~ paIGp an tralof week anil If liked will be
taken dawn, Tree af charge--if Lept price $ltD Any
one wishing to try them do by calling my store.
septic bp +t@H III C. HARDY E
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DR.. E. B. Paine, Dr.. C. G. White,
80 eaONGEOP ATHEISTS.
DR01EA8tONAL oall1 n thsoity Or ccuutry promptly
attended 10. ~ 81 81 F7 4As
Special attention given 70 Dorgery.
Once opposite Barrel House, on Third 81. over Par.
D Hreeman's store. III mi
Dr. Pains's residence on IN Hin. opposite the
north Or the north ofthe Puhlic
Dr. Whites residence Bouth Hill, one block west Of
he nof:s~eat ssrner Or Central eduare. Liune 10 i
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General Land Agency Office
COUNCIL 81 0IvS IOWA.

IN T. x n II R e. ~ r. y d w T. n ,
IL ATTORNEY AND COUNBELsOR a38s
win promptly attend 70 Land Agencies, Investing
Money, Locating end Selling Land Warrants, Paying
Takss, selling Rsal Estate and Ill other branches
the Land Business, in Western Iowa and Nxhssska.
mar 7-bptf. sfs5s44 ss&Als Ssaj#@a4 MIN g5s sa
- EAL Estate In Council Riuf1s and
Ii 0ma0h0.-eersons DESTROYS Of securing Res
Estate In either ~ these Hoarishlng towns viii do vel
20 send their ordsEsto n p. 6. BL0OMER.
mar 7-hptf. Land Agent.
ss3F 4a8 svs s@F4 Councii HiufRa I0vA.
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would not cover the amount, and time will
add to rather than dissipate the Impressions
You have made citizens, only beginning it
Is true, in tho great work butt tihas been
one that has had no parallel elsewhere. The
expression yeti have already given to the
enrnest Thought which lies deep in the, soul
of every true man who values his social ele
\ walton, has gonc forth conquering and to
conquer With us in this city. 1t has be-
4 come 80 far the dominant sentiment, that
4 none dare meet it openly in encOHnter or
| array themselves for it's overthrow. Those
who, from sel6sh motives, oppose this be-,
hest of the working masses of the people, do
it ciandestinely, and under cover of other
purposes. The public press thahreviled il
| at the outset has been driven TO silence, and
though harbming enmity In secret, only ven-a
lures to strike at your municipal control by
repeating its old vulture call of citizen
tickets thus 70 gather its harpies under the
wing. 1t would gladly find, what L trust It
never will find some traitor to free Tabor, IN
der the. shadow of whose name II might
deal stab, and whose name il would leave
to rot when the foul deed and double treach-
cry should Dc accomplished. and
|ioutwafdly, however, the pre-eminepce here
Of the policy Of slavery extinction, none can
question. Throughout the stale. too Il num-
bers its adhefents in every hamlet and yil4l
lage, By scores and hundreds ,l4' eli che
towns along year railroads, in the rural dis |
tricts, in the populous settlements tn fringe |
your rivers; whenever intelligence p&hetrAtes4
with celerity, its progress has been rapid and |
euaphatiet IN twenty counties of tho inte.k
rior, it ID " the present time largely iu the
ascendene and .nseds only The Iialas - bel
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23

A MYSTERY SoLvEp.--Ycsterday morning,
Joe Coleman of the Gem Saloon received a
dingy, dilapidatcd and strange appearing
barrel, all bunged up and covered with in
comprehensive hicroglyphics. ice called
his friends together and they approached the
mysterious cask. wondering and pondering
and venturing conf lectures concerning its ma
ture and contents and all afraid to touch it
Some of them said "apples' others calculated
"infernal machine suspicious persons re.
marked steamboat" and so they talked
until by various Notifications" they gath.
cred courage to divest it of its cyinoiine and
knock its head in. Oh how hard they
brcathed when that head was knocked in
and Oh how they gutfawed when the re.
moval Of that head showed within the barrel
a mass Of shavings! 1t was as good as a
play, to sec and hear them. But the barrel
was heavy and shaviugs couldn't make it so.
The murder wasn't out yet. Well. they oil
fortified" again, and then Joe got long
handled hoe, aud standing off like n man
that touches off cannon, he carefully rakcd
over the top shavings, and gradually and
slowly disclosed the top of another barrel,
branded SaEdrde,
The spell was thus broken, and in won.
derfally short space Of time the bung Of the
mysterious cask was extracted. aud what
had served to fill the minds Of the wonder.
lug spectators with ave, soon began to fill
their bellies with something warmer, and
now they are rollicking aud frolicking abou,
IL as IL it was not the 'infernal machine
that il isl
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23

CALAyERAs-The San Anireas Iadepea.
dent mentions the flight Of large swarm Of
honey bees from the hives of Mr.. Kerns Of
Murray Greek. Their owner has been una.
BILE to find them.
Some very rich diggings have recently
been discovered at West Point; about half
mile from San Andreas.
Two Mexieans were lately arrested near
West Point for selling dsbased gold dust.
An exciting race took place a. San Andre.
as on Saturday week. between two Mustangs
a mare aud horse in which the former was.
oy an accident, successful Distance. 800
yards; stakes 500.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23

THE FRAZER RIvsR GoLp.-we were
shown specimens Of the Frazer River gold
this morning. IL was composed Of particles
about the size Of cucumber seeds, but shaped
more like beans. Their color is light. and
IL was evident that the gold was mixed with
silver. IL is said TO be worth about SIG 10
the ounce. The extent Of the new gold re.
gion must be very large. Gold is found on
the northern tributaries Of the Columbia
River. about the same latitude as the new
diggings on Frazer River; and there can he
little doubt but that the whole stretch of
? ',antry in the neighborhood is auriferous.--
=. =. Baiisfia.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23

HIS CoMpLAIsT.-PatrickS Sullivan called
on us yesterday, aad said that he was the
man alluded to by us rs the "indignant
sick" person at the county Hospital. lie
says that he was at the hospital some twen-
ty.four or twenty fve weeks ; that he went
there to be treated for diseased eyes that
be was treated kindly enough and fed well
while there, but that he complains Of the
lack of Medicine administered to him by the
resident Physician. He thinks he should
have had more physic. His eyes are getting
better, but he is poor, unfortunate, brok
en- down man, and is by no means. an object
for our ridicule, however much he may err
ia his opinions concerning the treatment he
received at the Hospital. We mako this
statement at his request, and to show him
that in our Indignant" anecdote we meant
no unkindness toward him.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23

IsskIp. The 0roville papers keep up a
wonderful fuss about some little. out-of. the.
way place they call Inskip. II all they say
about IL is true. we should like to skip into
IL enc Of these pleasant days. whcreabout.
on the map Of this big world, is Inskip to be
found i-.tetcs.
q We will tell you General. Iaskip, is some
forty miles distant from 0roville. in Kim.
shew Township beyond Helltown. Dogtown
and Capt Wilson's Camp at Mineral Slide /;
is few miles this side Of Humbug and di.
reetly on the road to Honey Lake. II Is high
mp in the mountains and higher ap in the
estimation of the gold miners. That's where
II Is. and fit don't turn out to be one OF the
richest aud most popuious mining sections
Of this county aud Of the world. then We are
no prophet Of Inskip aud Inskip will fail to
prove the great profit to old Butte that we
think il will. We are going up there on a
trout fishing and prospecting expedition in
June, General, aud would be delighted to
have you 60 with US.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23

BAY Cry ALK.--Mr Wyer set our whole
Office in extacies last evening by suddenly
appearing before editors and printers with
two gallon measure in his hand, filled with
the most creamy and sweetest ale that ever
came from that best Of breweries, the "Bay
City" The probability is that Jupiter's
"Nectar" looked and tasted nearer like this
delightful liquor than anything else known
to mortals. IT called champagne Ale"
and is rightly named.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23
R,nR,u,,-a detachment, Of o. States

Red BLurr.-A detachment Of U. States
Troops, thirty-six in number, under the
command Of Capt. Judah, is encamped oppo-
site the Bluffs. There is possibility that
they, with others, will be ordered to the Vi
cinity of Antelope Mills, to punish the Indi'
ans of that region.
An Old Fellows Lodge is about being or
ganized at Red Bluff.
Matt Crafts, who killed Bill Farr, at Te.
hama, on Christmas, has been lodged in the
Tehama county Jail.
The Beacon complains that through neg
ligence and delays, in the case Of Crafts, an
unnecessary increase of the county debt is
being made.
Mr. Bumpass, from Pitt river, brings fa-
vorable intelligence from that section.
There is no fire company at the Bluff and
tho Beacon man don't like it..
A thisf, with an unpronouncable rane,
has been sentenced and sent to the State
Prison for two years
There is only one prisoner in the Tebama
ljail-Crafts-
The Nome Lackce road is in fair way to
be commenced.
The Steamer Gem made the trip from Sac
ramento to Red Bluff in about thirty-si,
hours. An unusually quick trip.