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The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09
Tar MrcHAwrc,' FAIR. We find the fol.

THr MEcHANIcs' FAIa. We find the fol.
lowing menti,n Of articles now being exhib.
tied at the Mechanics Fair in San Francis.
CO. ia the Union of Tuesday
On a piece IF glass, over the case Of q
dealer in Optical ins'ruments, ia smnl,
speck, of brown C lor. ntout one hund edith
nf an inch in size IL contains over sew.
en- thousand letters. A micro cope discov
era it to he the Declarnti n Of Independence
quite ieQible and easily read.
There are fe- fine c-meo portraits on
exhibition, m ade in this city bv r M.zza
ra. Thcv are heautifil, and the | kenesses
true to life. Mr.. NJ. has no c"mpeti,ors. ard
"6rst rate notice" can do no injury II.
ia real artist, and enjoys n reputation a.
sch in France. l do not know how we'll HI
| thrives at present, nor AN l acquainted viii
| him hut eighteen months ago ,earnt Il III r
h, gained but scnnty sub-iste, ce nv vi
lab re-. bis artistic Productions not hnvini
connoisseurs enough nmony our re'ple T.
make them sell at their proper valu m,
not one person in five hundred ever thinkin,
Of having his portrait cnt in c,meo lie ha
all the Presidents Of he United Sta es cut o.
one piece. and grouped in an oval firm. ]
is some two and a half bv four inches in 8 re
This is an extraordinarily barge sza,l clneo
The heads a'e all CT tn perfection, so that n
/ intelligent child cou'd Mt orce recognize tn
fe 'tures. He has n lithograph of this cam
go three or ur times as Urge and the
also exhibit the same accuracy of pr, file.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09
Sherif'S Sale.

EfY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTIOS
~ issued cut M the District Court f IN. Third In
dic,Hi District In and for the County of Santa ,rnz
ana ~thte f fafr ia. Ia me directed nm I deliver.
Ell cn'"mand"g 'oe Ia max III" sun nf >jne ,ho.s
ann hVe hu'dred AL eight, -fv" dollars. 80 1ss)
WIN inrre thereon Mt the rate "f twn and "ne hal
tet cert per monih from the III dny "f July A. 10
10 until paid, AMI the further or twe',e twenty
seven one hnmireths d"iars (Sl2 27l costs at suit
and r9crning costs ~ .aid writ wh-rri ANDRFW
~. ,>SHLi. " plaintiff nnd JAMES WILLIAMS
Defendant, I have levied upon and viii ext ose a.
"nhl'r sale Ia The hipheN bidder ro- r"sh on Snt
urday, the ltth day OF september, A. ,,
1893, at the hour at O'clock 4. NJ ~ ,uid day nil
~ he right. title aud interest of the nIy. named
defendant IN and TO all that certain piece or marcel
~ lard lying and being si,unte in Chico townsbjp
"uite county AMI Stpts Of Galilo-nia and known "a,
he Wa,scho Ne farwrlI aud more particulurt,
fescrbed as fotinws, ~ wit: HpginI ing at i,on,
on the Saranenio river nhnut ons and one-huf
mi''ss he'ow The Eurth standard parallel north, Said
n"'Ht he'"g t"e north-~cst Garner at the ,.lano
Seco Rsnc";" thence running North sixty. eight d..
erecs Oos' > east five hundred nnd two md Il, w.
SIX on. h"n.reths l5"2 +s-lo0 hs) chains to "a stake
ma k-, farw In (.aid line from ih- sacramento q
river Soo Chnt ~ to Mt Dabaio meri 'iau bel, " ts,.
ouha"'y lite bets cen said Far ell and Iano S-co
n~hsnp thehce ON s'ii stake marked - F,rweiI"
o~th 'orrteeo and one halt drg-e-s ull ~ an 4,
n'e hundred and thnpe (5Osl chains tu hjco creek
thence 10 sn said cr".k with lts mpanrrinys 10 III
S~ra'neM river; thence down said yer with il :.
ea,"ie-ngs to III" place at D ginning, containing
I'VE leagues of twenty two thoassni one hu'nired
an nin-yhree (s.i9lI acre. of land NOR, or less
qua be'g claim number 65l IN the ,u cket , { IN,
'M untt-i state. Land "a IN hssion-rs and nunhe,
4S4 on the docket or innd ciInS in and Tor th- pi
.'et Court of The United States tor The northern dis
'c' oi the State rf si"rnia. to:ah with all ana
ruHiSr the te"emenis hrra iita'nents and a'pu,te-
inces thervuatn belonging or IN any wise apprr
taning.
The above eale T. take place at the Court uCu@e
door, In the town of Or,vill. coun,x and >t.,a afr
said. -N
" ID Plum. Sherif Butte County.
DniesI truvie. Auz. e0th, a n 1878
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

THE BArr'sr CIRCULAR -we are In.
debted to somebody for copy Of new pa.
per jast issued 10 Sacramento, bearing the
above title The cory befors Us has evi.
den'ly boen through the mill editorial.
judging from the liberal seissorising Of enc
Of Ito articles. We like 70 notice new papers
but prefer 70 get them whole; aud can do
our own clipping The Circular 10 entirely
devoted to religious matters and 10 to b
''pubiishsd At intsrvals."
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

MEAN THErF--A short time since. poc,
devil Of typo b ught himself new coa
but not having money enough to purchase
pants to 20 with it, he concluded to keep his
coat sacred until euch time ~ he could com
plete the s.it While waiting fr that
'happy time" some means. irite ell thief en-.
tered the typos" room, and walked of
with the Sunday garment. lenvi'g the un
fortunate type. sti k'r with no other clothing
than the well worn raiment that has deck ell
his person for the last Two years.--.MOrn
ing Call.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Lien Holders.

SrArE "F CALT FORNIA county of Rut e
- District rourt. 18th Judicial his CT lam - Z.
Gain ct a. "a n g. ~ wnnr ct nj wh-reas the above
named pl"inifs having commenced an acton In
saif Fourt gai' ~ the said d' fendant- the rpc
sure of n CO tain NEE han c's lien ed MD ella IN d
ny sa'd rnirtif uron that certain brih';ng. Iirg
nj being 81 nate" In the to" n ~ nnviie in said
urt and Sta'ea' nov n ns the Theater build ing
loc"t'd on tfe corner Of HINT and ird stree in
said tos ard or' up'irg par' Of lois mum ercd
On and (2) to q in block t3l 'h'.e lad down on
the man "f roe wn nf Orovil- ON file in Recorder:
ofiae of B tie Gu tv
Notice Is hereby given to all re-sors holding oi
! i'm rg H. ms uron eaid hs ihb I. re describ. d
rnperiy q present iheis sal liens before he snif
O. urt on the first cnda' Of Novrmbr. A. D 1858
the n ther- to make pr'nf ore sam".
- 2W ID. W. .CHtEsEAAs, Au'y TOR Plaintiff
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

PLAcERvILLE.-The official returns oi
the election in this county have been dcclr ed
as follows:
Supreme Judge-Currey 2,629. B .ldwin
26'4
Di-t'ic' Judec-T. II Hewes, (maj V 40.
The Administration candidates, Denver
and Titus. are elected.
Assembly - Administration cu"didates
Coleman. G. N Douglass. Geo. Condee and
o. squires. elected.
A'senbly-Mud-ills. II. C. Sloss. Hoyt.
Briggs andG A Douglass, . ected.
The whole number Of votes cast was s,
65l.-Naf. Dem
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

SAN FRANCISCO NEws. We find the fol
lowing San Francisc, news unler the tele
graphic head Of yesterdays Union:
VIM 8. Lows. formerly = respectabl,
book keeper. was TO day sentenced TO pay
hne Of 500 or 60 to Ill fifty days. for petty
10 ceny.
There wa large unoccupied frame house
on Turk street. burned this evening. Owner
unknown.
The Pc pies Committee are in session to
night. but for what purpose is secret.
Ferguson is suppo.edfto be better.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

MEUsf TT TuuM The coalition papers
dwell with great unction upon the errone-
ousiy assumed fact that the national Dem
ocracy fused With the old line Republicans
in Bntte county tn defeat the regular Brod
erick .RHrublican ns minees. and attribute to
that fusio". In part, the success Of the Dem.
ocratic ticket throughout the State. The
eoalitionists are wrong in this, for msnv
reasons In the first place, the National
men of Butte had no motive TO coalesce vi h
the Republicans; and, in the second place.
they did not coalesce with them'-CaI. Er-
press
The above is one Of the most fair, just,
truthful and candid avowals We have heard
from DANTE organ in many day. We
hardly know why the fact was deemed wor.
thy Of mention by the Express. b t 10 Eae
shat "the National men" did not coalesc,
With the Back Republicans in this county
The Leeomptonites are the fellows who fuse
with the Repubs.; the "Na,iopal men" vo
ted the Dougl,s ticket. as they did all over
the State. yMeum et fuum means "mine aGt
yourn." We make this explanation of tn
heading for the benefit of our mudsill'
readers. 1t is doubtless "approprinte," o.
the Yankee told the Epglishman, but W
can't see the pint.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

Sipr WHEEL SxiFv We had the plea.
sure of taking an experimental ride with
Alderman Mccullough yesterday. in skif
OF his own construc ion. rrore,led by siie
wheels, man.power. She is 80 feet long,
feet 3 inches across the beam. . feet inch.
e. across the bottom, staunch built. an 1
made excellent time. She i. rigged also
with locks with six oar. and a sail. and will
carry two or three toos of freight. She had
nine persons and ballast aboard on her tri.
al. 1t is the design Of the Aldermen 10 take
her up Fraser river .--.torthern Light
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

Az 1~DIscRErT MAN MIR. John Gro ks
a resident Of o OWL o. wns found by offic :,
Everard, in Washington street. last night
in c'n1tiOn Of utter helplessnc.s from in
'oxication. lie was conveyed to tie s'a.
tion house "nd on being searched, the sun
OF S334 40 were found on his pera,n. MIR
Crooks may c-teem hi'nse very fortunate e.
have escaped the attractions Of our light
hngur"d gentry.-S. F. Herald,
by jingo, Crooks you came mighty near
being placed in an awful strait.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

FAsr DAMssL.--A girl nnmed Ellen vii.
li"m', IA years old. was parad ng the streets
Of San Fra"cisc,. fow days since. a,tired
In boys clothes She was taken to tn. Sta.
tion House and locked up. She acted en-.
tire'y cool and uncOneerned. and resaled
herself With 'sgsr 400, after her inearce.
alton. Her friends bailsi her out. ard she
hasn't been heard Of since Ellen ought to
join the Mormons or model artists,
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

THE SuccEssvuL STEAM wAooN.-ws
have seen. says the San Francisco Nation.
al. model Of Miller's steam wagon. viii b
isto DO placed on exhibition at the Mechau.
les Institute Fair. in San Francisco. The
entire praciioablIsy Of this wagon over ga
drifts as we'll as hard roads has been fully
sroved by the most severe test. The inven
Tor proposes to build large wagon n shi,
city.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

A SrAMpEpE.-rhs Northern Light say,
that the arrival Of the bodies Of the two muir.
dsred white men On Friday afternoon. Wa
the sigssl for general stampede among
ths Indians resident along the shores Of the
Bay. Bsfsrs ssghtfsll mos. Of them had
oundied up their s6soss and pot Of in %.
rsss for their fishing grounds nsarI the
mouth of Lummi river. -
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09
NOtice.

NOTITE fS HEREHY GIVEN. THAT NETT
~ hg of the C'IiZr's al & ico Scho / District Va
J.. will hr b. II II Chic'' on Wrines,iav sept 90 h.
1872 T. take into consideration the proprict, at re-
n0virg the locali of the Schml of said % 'rict
anu hniiding u rev School House The amnunl re-
nn'red I" meet the eXren>es of bniliin. sal new
',se and rewOy bcing estimated nj Si00 90, the
s'in" 10 he raised bv iaxWlOn, or ohprw So. n the
mee'i NAV de erm'ne plan ~ r.e new School
'l"u+e can he seen at the har room of the chico
iiolel by order Of III" Noa~d % school Tr,is' '-es
w. p. TILDEN, Secrr'ary
Ch'c,. Sent 9Th. 1854 s6- OF
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

iSD'An HesrILirIEs NoaTm --Governor
Weller has dispatched Adjat.nt General
Kisos TO the North with orders to General
Dosh to organise company TO protect the
country on the mail route from Weaserville
Yr.is. and the Coast. il. on inquiry, |. shall
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09
Notice.

NOTICE rs HERERv GIVEN to the Stockho'd
~ ers In the Forty Nine Fit, six q nnz Min
'as onpany, hat tn re VIII bs me. ing of the
stockh iiers. at the rsiics of thu Con pany, at
ke- Hill. Or gun rosnship. tHlic Cunly, IN Wei
nesiaJ The day OF October, nue thou <and e CHI
n'ndrs"i ai ~ eight. at one O'Clock p. NJ Of said
dss' Tor the election of ia rec Trustees or
the ensuing yea. full attendance Of stockholders
Ii desired. by order
G. =. wnlTEMAN, Presid .nt.
yeo, l., VivRS, Stersary
Yankee HUI, Aug. 9Th, ls5s. taug2-.toTi
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

INDIAN TEsrIMoNr AT . late trial Of a
white maa for selling liquor to Indisn. .,
Vancouver Island. II was decided BY Com.
missioner Pembertou that an Indian's testi-
mooy was good as against a white man. &C..
cording TO instructions from the home gov.
srnment.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

MucH AvvvcrEp.--John Perry. who vai
the cause Of Stswart's death, the Sscramsn.
10 Bee ssys. 10 greatly affected sll the time
At the recollecsioo Of the occurrence -
The moment he attempts to speak Of the cir.
cumstances. either TO his counsel or friends,
be bursts into tears and is unable 10 speak
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

EXAMINATION OF SASps The Mays.
vile ETprsss Of the past day or t~o has
conssised fall reports Of the testimony in
the oase Of sands. for the killing Of Snow.
hits. The Recordr was 10 have delivered a
deeisio" in the case on yesterday. Judging
from what we have read Of the testimony.
the killing was done In self-dsfeuce.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

STEAM FELLI~c.-The Northern Light
twhatc'm) suggests that some inreni rus
mecha"ic set his wits at work to oontrive q
method for emitting down trees by s,eam.-
The Light thinks that "chopning and grub.
bing. In an age Of progress like tho present,
strikes US as being entirely behind the
times."
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

ExPoRrAMoN or SHiNDiGG ERs.-A dozen
Dutch Girls that have just danced out n
three years contract at one of the San Fran.
cisco public dance houses. we're shipped
homsward by the John l.. Stephens.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

THs C,SrRoLLERsHiP Tho suit Of Melo-
nry ". Whitman for the Controllership has
been decided by the Supreme Court in fav 2
Of Whitman. Judge Field dissents from
said opinion.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09
$40 REWARD

STOLEN, from tn" Mina-'s R,n., n, Frid,,
Nv"venins. september 81. y Druhe .ha-r"led 81, 7
Jun ordon m "ie-engrav"d ~ the b ,rr,I ..RroI
Twist" Ii has n 'den SD" III NJ hnti. The bnrr.
md sock i"grhe aud has new screw ON tie rnm.
'"d. which il NOT screwed entirety ON I vr",
'hTnk the Tux Collectors, or any p.rson e'se 70 Give
an eye to the ah we. JAS TROICJiT ~
August TIN, 1873
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

FERGusoS's CONDITION The latest news
from Senator Fergusan We 6nd 10 tho Bee
Of Monday evening. lie is reported a. slow.
y hut surely improving. and In excellent
spirits. Glad to hear be IL doing % we'll.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09
Notice.

Is hereby given the stock ,.,l Icrs cftbe viro;,
Q'arz WI ing Co mt IN nss'esme I has baer
'evet Of Thirty Dollars Ia t"e share. ravshj. c,"
DER ~ 1898, NJ the Office Of the Ga" NJ Yauke. iIill
l.: l. COMFY, Prcs't
Aug 7jh, l>5S
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09
THAnxs.-we again offer thanks to Tom
Cailow. of Wells & Fareo's Exprss,. for
nswspaper favors yesterday.

Br 0SE --Dsvid Bell n, Douglas candi.
date for County Judge in Nevada. is elected
BY one Vofe. That's as good as thousand;
but whe" 'hnes are drawn so powerful hne
It's almost ton close to be safe.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

MoSEy GoIsG EAsr.--The John L. Ste.
phens. which sailed on Monday. took with
her $1,779.4I4 10 in treasure.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09
Saw Mill For Rent.

NHE UNDERsSCNrD OFFERS FOR RENT.
hs rev Steam saw Mill, situated ~ IN Tow,
:" h"oresv"e. Rn''e County Said mill 1. Iarat. d
w. one "f The finest pinerias i the state
NJ ~ u'e varieties ~ p!ne In the create rcp
n"o'rsv'iie is rapidly improving. two Iarpe water
@ .o"eS WIZ u" comn,'t"d io this place during the
.immer nnd there Ia gent dernud fo, lnn,,a,
I, ,her 70 n'w cut and hauled upon the l.g way ot
a,a in, s"ffc'ent Qusniity of loo. to cut some
Vn ''et ~ h''nNer. The er'"s will he ansv. For
pa'hcnl r~ enQu re "f q. . Iytlr on the pr.n,is.s
Mtor' svilie, aug 9th 1875 g. : IVriE
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale or Rent.

A QUbR STORE. In nne of the "est iocitiona
N in town TIL ahnyr. sith n ti-ps an I u small
stock Of iq rors. will be sold tor hlf vniue an.
piled for Immediately For particulars npph t.
So q. 7. LOTT, Rid street.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09
Bridge & Ferry Notice.

NOTICE IS HrR BY GIVEN THAT
thai 'h'- undcrsi2ned VIII apply to the board al
Supervisors in I'd tr Butte county a. their Nny,n,
her 's-i"n In l-5s. ior licens 20 cons.rrct rn
mrive nnh Eerry across the Middle south Fork nf
orth Fork of said river WV
SYLVESTER r. savage
'""'" ''Wnehp 'uN |th. INoS iYI I'm
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09
Notice to Lien-Hold ers

X. Y. Derrick, IT IRON t'n',
John Doe IiedCe. R'ch Defendants
Roe i'nnnOn. and John u.
k'atirg.
M'NRFOUS". snmurl Akin paul Ter
Qre 'hnrl"s u 8 Il 'r mud \ g. An.en.
doing business in the riiv npd c',nntv Srn r. n
c's"o md the n''ne. stvt' m irn of .rie ,lc
Iron W"ks'o y III Plaintiffs IN IN" -c'i ~ namcd
nh"Ne. her nv give motive thnt ey f'ni u com.
phi"t IN said action m the oNire ~ the - *
'o'ir, nj that sn"monS has bee" ,srai in s1i nc
ron. ! oersoas holding claiming u M u,,i.r
h prcvis'"ns -" nm ret entitled An Ac SECURING
t.ieas In VI ch"ncs rnd "rS,' p,s ed Apri, 10 h
A. ID. 1870 AMI nm net epii'l.d Am Act t. .Dn,,l
ct entitled m act for r,rg i"ni T., NJ hunt,
AMI other. asse Ap-l l9'h. 1856 'anprynJ ADrii
2t. u. 1883 nno the rr'rer'y a"d rrmise. Il :.
s"r'"e' a fellows. ~ vii . Aithat ccrt.i Ste ,m
0ra-zcrnshin9 Min u un'ei on mn ! near Oropon
" h. /" ~ BIt Ite c'uHtv. m r. tarticr rv de-.
scr'"'d ~ T. Howe, to vi Comm"uc'rg 1T n onj I
%" IN ted =" known as the W,lsch Ledge rb,n.
'hrc'. hundref feet snn'h'-Iv from h end min aud
running norherly al"'g sal le O., w,b thn "a i in
spris q nng"s thereof. 'w"'ve hu n,ired feel an,
ol h''ng k"own ~ the " lsch Ledge ord ii tbo
hh''h' u, @ 'c'i mo. m" chnpry. imp ovcmpus an
s'r"r't~ C. rs npo1 sai premises. are hereby p.ti
'o arp nv ~ SAID urt on the sth d,v of Nove,n
Der - lN5S, ~ the one' ing of snid Co,r. n,d IN
"NNihit he" and there III nro,f of ther enid hons
me a"o action Is sronmenced bv the said pi,,n,;r
ot"e lose n merhnnic~ lien upon the mr. mis- ma
property hereinhef,re descrih"d
CALEB BURBANK, Atty tor Pms.
Sept. T. 1913 ''
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09
STORAGE! STORAGE!

AM PREPARED 10 Sr'RE ANY ANorNT
OF Grain and Pr a'nce. in my hrc-pruof buiIiina
on "o't"onery street, b.tween IIuntonu und ;i.,
col. streets ~ ~
I-'IBERAL ADvANcES made on e,an fo,
,,.,, c. SCRIbER.
'' ""Sust <hh Io1s. hug2N
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

No THE
j Quarz
fvn n II nj
and reil
fNb,s,'d
that
| Oroville A
| |n.iw
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-09

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and tr,|
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-03
Prescription.

Democratic journals are IN the habit OF charging
upon the opposition an unrelcnting spirit Of party
prescription. Il Is easy enough to prove that the
practice Of prescription for opinions sake was
inaugurated by the Democracy that whatev-
or may have been done by the opposition in that
respect was only in the exercise of just rctala-
ton. But their policy has never been tyrann-
cal and uncompromising that Of the Democracy
for the latter never hesitate between political
friend or foe. when the party edct has gone
forth a Democrat, unless lac bows his neck. an
accomplishing slave TO the authority Of the par
ty, is treated with no more lcn,ency than n mem
Der Of the opposition. An absolute uneondition-
al submission---and a surrender OF all personal
indcpendencc-are the means by which the oiec-
holders nt the party enabled to continue the
enjoyment Of its patronage.
The Philadelphia Nens gives a notable cxem-
plfcntion of this. There are two candidates for
Congress in Of the Districts Of that city-rlor-
ence, Administration Democrat, aud Neblingcr,
Ant-Lccompton Democrat Tho following from
the Aens. will give some idea Of the rnbid spirit
Of prescription which prevails there OH behalf Of
the Administration
''On Friday. every workman in the Philadelphia
Navy Yard, who is known or suspected of being
favorable 10 the election Of Mr.. George W. Neb-
niger to Congress, in the First District, was
discharged from his employment. The yard now
fairly swarms with flurenccitcs who have been
placed thorc to secure the Of the Colonel.
II possible and have heard 1t asserted that the
laborers thick there as 10 DO in each others
way. This NAV be polite aud necessary to main
tain party discipline but we question much
whether the public will countenance II policy like
this by supporting its adsocstcs at tho polls. If
it is not right to prescribe foreigners ON account
of their birth place or their religion. it is certain
ly wrong To proscribe American laborers on nc
count of their political opinions
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-03

TELEGRAPH TO lNpI,.--rhc long-discussed pro-
ect of line Of telegraph to India to connect with
the existing European, has been at length brought
to decision in favor of the route by the Red Sen,
in preference to that overland by way of Constan-
tinople and the river Tigrs. The encouragement
to the enterprise offered hy the British Govern
ment is such as to leave no doubt OF the Immediate
raising of the necessary capital. computed to be
about ESO0, 600 The company has already issued
it's prospectus for raising the necessary amount in
600 shares according 10 which the Go,crnment
has granted n guarantee If four and half per
cent. for fifty years, to begin Immediately Should
the revenue exceed four and a half per cent. the
surplus s to be applied one third to repay the at-
vances of interest made by the Governments one
third to form reserve fund to the amount of ESQ.,
CO., and the remainder to increase the dividend
Of shareholders until it shall reach ten per cent:
after which the Government are to have discre-
tionary authority to reduce the tariff. The line is
to run from Alexandria by way of Aden To Kur-
rachee. The part Of the lire to be first construc-
ted is that from Alexandria to Alden. Arrange
ments for the establishment of a European line to
Alexandria have been already completed, by which
1t is to be laid this autumn. Lines of commune
cation from kurrachee to Bombay. Calcutta, Ma
dras, and Central India already exist The nearest
point at which the existing lines of telegraph reach
| the overland mail is Malta.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-03

A ToRNADo.-A terrible tornado visited DEM
ing, Ulster County, New York. few days since
1t began at Dewittville. and took its course west
ward to place called Smithville, about five miles
distant, tearing up trees, demolishing fences and
outbuildings, and leveling almost everything in its
destructive course. AT Dewittville, the houses Of
Mr.. j. Smith and Mr.. Hoyt were thrown down.
There was no one in the latter house, Mrs. Hoyt
and three children being on visit to the house of
Mr.. Smith Mrs. Hoyt was instantly killed, and
Mrs Smith 30 badly injured that she died in We
~ few hours afterwards. A lady named Mrs. Horn
seriously injured that her life is despaired Of
The three children Of Mrs. Hoyt were also very
seriously injured. Mr.. Smith was in the city at
the time Of the accident. The tornado passed OH