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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07
To the Public
Farmers, Loci Out!

TUST received, the celebrated Egaas & adams Gale
~ and two horse plows; also large LOT Of the
we'll known Moline pows; breaking plovs Of all sizes
and shovel plows for sale at the Gutenberg Hardware
Stove and Iron Store of G.F WEST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-07
THE MURRAY LANDS

TS,HE following described lands situated in GrantCeun
I ty, Wisconsin, offered for SAFE
IJton Norfh--Range5 Town 4 " anOe Wes,
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

AUTUMN Is COMING When peoples
awnings and stove pipes and hats are being
blown to tatters, they almost invariably Ms l..
cribe 1t to the malicious wrath Of old Boreas,
and all sorts Of anathemas are hurled at the
old fellows head. but when the sultriness OF
the dog days is driven out Of this over heat
ed and arid valley by the welcome breezes
Of early autumn, nobody thi, ks of paying
horeas CON plmeut. or saying so much as
"thankcyc.' for the good services rendered.
We are charitable enough to believe that the
cooling scphyrs that sang songs in our
key-hole yesterday, we're cbirped by this
same much abuse ! agitator Of stagnant at.
mospheres. September has began glorious.
ly and in earnest. and swel,eriug days nd
nights have given place to cool, brncinp
weather, invigoratiug to our enervated bo.
dies and dropping spirits. We rejoice at tn.
approach Of comfortable days Gr work and
nights for rest. and should p ay to be bless.
cd with rain If our neighbors iu the river
could afford the l:xury.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOticetO Lien Holders

STATE up CALIFORNIA county of But
~ District Court. 18th Judicitl nisr ct. lnmrs
Cain ct al vs u c., uwnor ct nj Whereas the above
named plninths having commenced action
sure of n ce tain mech sn'c's Hen cid and claim.
by sa'd plaintiff, upon that certain building. hi'g
md being st'unted in The top o nrovills. in said
urt and State a d know n ms the Thenter buiiding
loo tied on the corner Of HINT and ird stree in
said town and occupying par Of lots nun ertd -
the map of toe town OF Oruvile Oh file in Recorders
ufine Oi Bntte uity.
Notice is hereby given to all PERSONS holdirg or
lain rg lhH Ton srid her -iub,f re describ d
ropcriy 10 present th sti liens before the srid
c. ur on the first Nondt Of Hovemb'r r. A. d. 1855
then and therr to make pr 0f ~ tie same
~ got ID. W. CHFEsEMAN, At'y Tor Pla' ntih
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

The MILLESiuM.-Whi at Striugtown q
few days since We were shown most sinpu.
lar .nd anomalous instance in "apimaI
economy" We saw with our own astouisb.
cd eyes, matronly tsbby cat nursinr a
newly born rat. II seems that the cat had
had brood ofki,tens. and they having been
Killed, she one day found female rat Just
emerging from her most. This female rat
had lately been confined, and pussy deter
m ned TO have a family, attacked, killed and
devoored the mother rat and then adopted
her "bairns." The one We saw (at Van.
tines store) was the last Of four, the old
cat having killed the others by carelessly
lying On them. When cats nurse rats, il is
almost time to look for the foretold days
when the ''lion shall lie down with the
lamb"
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

A COMMON CASE. corresnondent n
the Red Bluff Beacon, Tehama County.
writes:
man was found dead the other day, on
Grapevlne--a little branch in the Coast
h"nge. about 20 miles west of Colusa. No.
BODY knew who no was. and all the c,rcun-
stances are wrapped in mystery. 1t was
supp sed that he had been dead two or tn, ee
months Two men stayed all night at a
mouse IN the neighborhood some time since -
one OF them had money and The other iooked
mean-they went ,ff in the direction tb at
tue oody was found. There is no other light
on the subject.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

THE MAN THAT SAT IN THE PoPs's CHAIR
Hiram Pearson, the man that sat ia the
Popss chair. and had to pay big 6ue. all
for glory. was driving down J street Sacra
men'o, ono day last week. accompanied by
his wife. when his horses taking fright. ran
away with him. doing no damage save to the
harness. and Hiram's nerves. Az 10 was
being hurried along, he very naturally sigh.
ed Tor another sit down on the Papal throne
hne or no foe. preferring to face the anger
OF his Holiness to the chance Of break neck
act behind span Of terrified chargers.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

AGHEAr ErrEnParsr.--william D. Astor
say' the New York Daily .hetcs. has deter.
mined to build three large steamships. %
constructed that they can DO used for com
msrcia' or naval purposes. The object tina,
Mr.. Astor has in view. 10 to give work to
several thousand suffering mechanics and
1aoorers At present out Of employment.
when the vessels are completed. he will offer
them for sale to the U. States Government.
and 10 case they should decline. to the Eu.
Korean powers. Any surplus that may re.
main after payment Of the cost Of eonstruo.
tion and reasonable interest. Mr.. Astor in
tends to divide among the workmen. The
cost will be about 1000 900.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

SHARP FEMANiNE HIT. Word was sent
ny L.. n defeated candidate, to a mar
ried lady, (who was supposed to have chang.
"a the expected vte of her husband. on
election day. to the opposite pariy,) to the
following effect: Go and t,ll Mrs F.
mat viii send her a pair Of pantaloons, for
her political services" "Gs and tell Il
was tbe reply, "to send them along at once
dot''t forget TO tell HIM that l want new
pair--uot pair that his wife has worn out"
--Er.
That don't mean any body in these dig.
ginss--you bet. Don't got no wife.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

Fortunate EscAPE.-We lerrn from the
Ann Arbor Journal Extra that two men
were buried in n we'll by its caving ina.
the depth of 35 feet. in consequence of the
curbing giving away. The people took ac-
tive measures to relieve them with but faint
hopes of finding them alive After digging
over 70 hours they were heard to say, .we
are both alive; work away" Food and wafer
we're sent down to them, and after 2G hours
in their perlous condition, they were
brought out SAFE and sound. We don'twant
to eugagc in digging we Is in Ann Arbor.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

MINING ITEMs.-The Fluming Companies
on the east branch have commenced wash.
ing and are making good wages. Messrs
Thompson & Co, cf Indian Bar fume tot
out one thousand dollars the first week
washing only top dirt
The Island company are making about
eleven hundred per week Flume near the
foot Of Rich Bar.
Chapel & Co drifting on rich Bar, are
making one ounce per day to the hand
Mohcan Company are making good va.
ges, as are most of he miners on the Eas,
Branch. .-Piumds .Argus.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07
Sherif's Sale.

k SihTUE OF AN EXECUTIOjy
n1 issued out of the District Court The Third A.,
uichl District IN and for the County of Santa
ana Stn'e OF Cnlifora, to me directed and deliver
ou ' "'fh"'ng ,ne tp make the sum pt Nine thoI,s-
ana nve hundred and sight, five dollars $50 is5\
win interest thereon Mt the ratio of two md oun
re- ceht per month from the 7th day of July A n
1916 until pnid, and the further sum Of twel iv.n,,,
EVEN one hnndreths dollars ttl2 ~ costs ot sIiit
anu aocr,ing costs os eaid writ. Wherein ANDREW
"E"SSELL t- plaintiff and JAMES WILII,NSi
oeithdhnt. hive levied upon and VIII ex, ose "A.
PUBIC shie 10 The highest bidder Tor cnoh, ON Snt-
urday, the lith day of September A. ~
1858, At the hour of o'clock r. NJ of snib day NH
OF Inc right itle and interest OF the above named
defendant in md to all that certain Irce or mar .I
OF OF iahc lying mud being situate in Chico tow nshir
Bute county and State OF california, aud known ne
the :" Rancho De tarwell, and more pnr,culnrl,
described as follows, ~ wit: brginiing Al a pnini
on the sacramento river about one and one. n. If
mites below the fourth standard parable, north said
polht heing t'e norih-wcst corner of the ,.lann
seco Ranc";' thence running north sixty eight de.
gre tl6S" y east five hundred ami two and C, ty =
sin one hundreths (5U2 40 100 hs) chains tn >io.s
marked farw Ii" (said line from tn Sacramento
riVrr $50 chains to Mt. Diabao meri ian being =.
boundary line between said tnr ell and Llanu S.co
h'ncho) theuce ON sad stake marked -. rwelI'
north fourteen md one halt degre Nl+ l.:s ca I
nve hundred and three (503) chains To hco creek
thence down said creek with IT'S meaniertnQs To th.
sacramento river; thence down said river with il,
meshderihgs to the place of beginning, cJnt,nini
hVe leagues of t~ehtv-tw thousand one hundred
anu ninety three (9e l93) of land m,r or iess
aud being claim numler G5l ON the docket [ TN.
at" United states Land Com nissionrrs. md number
as@ on the docket OF land cnns IN and tur the Iii
tric Court OF the United States tor the northern dis
trc of the state of Caiornn, together with all ana
Singular the tenements, heraitanents and appurte.
nthGes ihereuhto belonging or in any wise apper-
taining.
The above sale to take place nt the Court House
door, In the town of orOve, county and state aure
said
". d PLUM. Sheriff Butte County.
Datau tlFOyille An IA
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

LIGHTNING AND LorrERIEs lin his
cnarge to the jury yesterday. Judge Nc.
o.urs spoke OF a statistical saran down Eas,
VINO bad carefully noted dcwn the number
.. persons struck by lightning in one year,
sna compared Il with those who had drawn
prizes In lotteries for the same period arri.
v'ng ~ 'he conclusion that three person,
we're struck BY lightning to one who had
arswn prize. Rather encouraging tha,
to lottery adventurers. - -Pift,6u1sS ,yow
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

DEPARTED THIS LIFE The Eoelisb edi
tion Of the Chichgo National Democrat--
called the ".NatiOnoi Union''-.e .exp pired on n
Friday tHanqman's day 10 great pain. 1t
was the Ltcompton orean-an though fill.
ed with the Advertisements of the Federal
Government, it never had n circulation 20
any extent. The Woodstock Democrat pa
per which changed to Lec'mptonism under
promie that its editor should he mad
Postmaster-hns also stopped. The Dani es
in Illinois have now but one daily paper
Peoria Daily-and three very weeklies
Cairo Times, Joneshoro' Gazette and Demo
cTdt.--Chtedg0 Times.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07
Coon THINGS. These are too good things

Coon THINGs..--These are too good things
to lose.
Jahn Jones has no objections to the lick
her law when applied TO Jane. Jane Jones
crntends ssoutly for the LIQUOR law as appl
cable to John. James argument is simple
and conclusive. When John does LIQUOR, he
does lick her. When John don't LIQUOR he
don lick her; therefore, if John can't liauor
he won't lick her, Tho conclusion she wish.
es to reach.
poor actor, with book under his arm,
was entering a pawnbr, ker's office. where he
encountered friend, Who inquired what
ne was going TO do! "0nly going to spout
Shakespeare" was his reply.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

MURDER AND RoBBrRY.-0n Saturday
pight last. about 8 % clock, q cabin occu.
pied by four Cinnamon, at Charcoal Flat,
was attacked by q band of robbers, four
in number. Three OF the banditti entered
the cabin and commenced firing at the Chi.
uese. who were seated at q table dividing
the proceeds Of their weeks labor. One of
the Chinese received n shot over the left eve
which proved fatal. Two others escaped by
being slightly wounded in the arm and neck
while the fourth and last one in attempting
10 get away was struck on the head and
knocked senseless. The robbers then search
ed the party and premises. and succeeded in
finding 8 1870 in dust and coin, and a silver
watch valued Mt $40
No clue TO the perpetrators Of the mur-
dersrous deed has been found. From the
information ELECTED Mt the Coroner's i ques,
il is thought that the band was composed ol
Greasers.-SierTd Dem.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

THE SUPREME JUpoEsHiP. - The pre-.
cino's already heard from definitely. in this
county, give Correy majority over Bald.
win Of nearly eleven hundred. There a's
OF least twenty others from which We have
nyet no returns (thsy being sealed up in
in the Clerks office,) which will Doubt
swell Currey's maj ,rity to thirteen hundred.
Dawley's vote is about equ j to Currey's.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07
Ansr the Bsstie.

II 10 pleasant TO draw comparisons between
ones fortunate or unfortunate humble self
and some great and famous fortunate indi.
vidual who has lived and gone before us.
Thus. when We (the subj as a smiling and
amiable candidate went confidently, though
humbly among our apparently sffectionate
constituency, We felt, or thought we felt as
Cincinnatus. or silas Wright or Davy Crock
ct did. the first time their patriotic admirers
called them out Of mt dest retirement, to
stand guard over the honor and integrity Of
their country. "Great oaks from little
acorns grow" many time and oft repeated
We, congratulating ourself as our one. horse
conveyance jostled US through the dusty
woods; and remembering what an "awful
break our 6rst attempt at public speech
was. We consoled ourself with remembrances
Of Patrick Henry. and hope and the acorn
sprout grew big again.
Electioneering. to the young candidate is
just what courting is to the A. a'deDt beginner
10 1ove-maklng. and its results have doubt
less similar effects. There are just enough
Of smiles and kind words. and "set- backs" )"
to keep the aspirant in that dreamy state of
hot water peculiar to the uncertain y atten-
ding the advances Of q youthful captive of
Cupid, upon my Mary Ann" to keep hope
sufficiently in advance Of fear to make the
predicament more p'easurable than painful
all Of which is knocked in the head by the
popping Of the question--at the polls.
Now that the people have Excused" us
We take consolation and comfort 10 the
thought that even the "Great Comm oner''
was laid out in IA and that an unapprecia-
tive public refused to make President Of
the God like Daniel" Napoleon too. found
q Russia md Waterloo. We have laid
these and other "f,ttering uuctions" to our
soul. and plying the benighted condition
OF our beloved country, look forward to the
dawning Of n brighter day. As much as
the "Life and Trust" has belied Richelieu's
saying. "there's no such word as fail" we
still have faith in that stern and willy old
gentleman's judgment, and look with conf
dence Mt the bright but rather uncertain
side of the far of future.
The filthy pool Of polite, and a crippled
right arm have kept us from this Thought
throwing machine"-as Squire Wright calls
printing office-ior nearly two months,
and now we return to the fascinations and
the tolls Of the tripod with the hope that if,
like somebody else, we "cnnt git to 20 to
the Legislator" we can, by the grace of God,
help to eplighten and amuse larger and
better class than two. thirds of The incoming
law makers can hope to do. We are firm
believer in the doctrine of popular sove-
reignty" and such being our faith. and be-
ing elected to abide for season in old Butte,
We shall try and prove oursclf worthy to
stay here; and when our conduct is such as
to merit our transportation, we expect to be
sent to Sacramento, or TO the brick. making
county in Marin connty--but until then.
friends, enemies and fellow .citizers. we are
united to you .'for better or worse"
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

AN ix.RtPoRTER's THoUCnr. "A Tost
Office clerk in Chicago came near drowning
the other evening, and was asked by IN
parton what he thought about during the
critical period. "Think about" said he Il
was thinking what the morning papers
would say about il " In explanation of his
singular remark, it is said that lie was once
q reporter 80 Drit1.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

THANKs.-we are under many obliga.
tions to Tom Callow. Of Wells, Fargo & Co 9
Expire 8, for generous donations Of newspa.
pers, Yesterday.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

THE BL oMERs IN CoUNcIL-The "An-
nuai National Dress Reinrm Co, veniion"
WAS held Mt Cortlandvlle. N Y, on the "a h
and 25th ult, There we're one hundred and
hhy-slx women at tie meeting in the reform
dress. which means Boomers Professor
Brockett, Of New York Central Colege-..we
know not whether this person i n gentleman
or lady, spoke very forcibly ia shortening
the skirt an inch every year, till tn, re
should be no skirt NJ alt Delia.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07
COnStable's Sale.

PH VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
-. > issued out of John = Berry's court a Justic,
~ .ne 'saee IN and for Ophir Township. County a
us'e ~ anu STATE OF california, nVainst Juhn Vance
anu 'ohn Mcdonnell. aud In favor of George w
~, ahu Johh lnrcomb, for the sum OF two hue.
w. I tssool dollurs principal debt and one hun
ueu anu seventy four (sl14) ollars interest. n d
aOo'n'hS interest On the same nj lhc rate uf thre,
" "en'.i Ter month, from the eQth dav of jury A
~ i7o'' an all costs uf suit ttSed in the sum of
lo".'eeh hlty one hunefedths (SII 5Oi dolla $ to
se hcr WIN all accnnng costs un said wTi to ur
ufrt c'eu and delivered commando me To sell tht
h"tS gvd premises hereinafter Il, scribed tu S,,'i~f
- oenaLd. win. on Saturday the 4 h
LAY OF september, 4. d 1855 a. the hour u
e'fNth O'Clock. A Al ut I'd dny In parslance uf the
. Vhrmens Of said wit, sell Mt public Sale TO the
h'Sn"st b der for cash the rruperty described il
siu "r't MS toiluws-That rtain piece or rarc,i of
lana tuaed, lying nd b ing in the county, of Butt
ahu Staie ui california, and com m nc ng at prdg
crossing The Ditch OF the Feather RI, ar and pi,hu
Mhtef Company, running thence up the di ch tittS
tous 10 an OAK Tree. thence westerly Fix cen ard
hait rOds TO pine tree. thence ofthwestrry fit,
i'us 10 nm oak tree thence sixteen and half 10 q.
70 the place of eginning, being the property known
as MeCoanelrs Brick ard and cunta ming about five
acre of land
The above sale to take place in front of John :
BerrS : office in the town of Oroville, County and
state af>srsad
T. MAGUIRE, Constable.
Dated August tlth, 1858
The above Sale is postponed until Tuesday the
Iih day OF September, A. II 1855 at the same place
and hour above mentioned. p NiCUIRE
sept VA, 1855 Constable
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

GREAT CArHEDRAL...-Unds- the direc.
tion Of Archbishop Hughes Of New York, .
Cathedral is abou. being commenced in N
Y. City. the dimensions Of which 10 to be "a
feet front and S25 feet in depth. I. will
occupy one Of the most commanding ro.i
tions in the city and will cost 81 900 900
Several years will he spent in its erection.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

A PFRiLoUs SrrUATIoN..--Captain John
Tuttle. of Salem. Mass, says the Salem Ga.
sstte, July 0. returning fr IN q shout fish.
ing cruise on Thursday last. picked up
adrift two or three miles from Marblehead
light, a small boat. with An old in it sged
81 years. BY some accident the old man
bad lost his oars, and as the wind blew quite
fresh and the sea was rough, and his boat
drifted seward, his prospects were rather
gloomy. lie had been in perils before, hav-
ing been twice taken prisoner during our
last war with England
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

FULLY AccoUnTEp FOR The Burlington
(Nt.) Free Press states that ARIEL Marin
the y uny man who delibe' a'ely shot aud
killed two citizens near Cnlias in that State
few days ago, without provoc ,tion, he
came some time since n convert to Esprit
ualism." and that he was acting under or
ders from the Spirits when he murdered
his veins, and was intending. MS he nvow
ed' TO Kill four more pcrsous living III that
vicinity.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

RooTiNe IN.--workmen we're putting the
roof on Brown & Harris new brick block
corner Of Myers and Montgomery streets
yesterday. Once finished aud that block
will add greatly to the appearance Of the olt
corner.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

Mr.. Doolittle has threatened to open his
heart on the aoor Of tho United States Sen
ate.-Er.
II he fulflls his promise be will do iitti,
more than Mr.. Lecompton Hammond did
when he spoke of his ancestors class az the
"Mud sills of society"
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

THr HYDRAULIC PRsss.--This Is the
name of new weekly published at San Ju.
m. Nevada county. 1t is edited by d. p
Avery. is clean, neat little sheet, very
readable. and apparently Independent in
politics.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

A DEAD Smor. The Washington onion
says that "tho Administration has Its
hands full"
The Louisville Journal says that one would
suppose that from the very rapid dissp-
pearapce Of the public money from the Ma.
tional Treasury that the Administration and
oil its officers had their hands full.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

FOLLY casper Heisenbauch
er young Germsn. was very badly injured
in Chicago on Monday, 9Th inst, by firing,
on a wager Of half dime, cracker, held
n his mouth. He won the BET, but was
seriously burned, his tongue aud cheeks
were laoerated, and two Of his teeth blown
out.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07
$40 REWARD.

IOLEN, from the Miners Ranch, on Friday
AOevenins. september 3d, u Double. .barr.Ied s,it,jr
moN-hohboh III ntde-engraved on the trrel .Real
Iwlst' IL has wooden side tina holds The barrel
anu s.oeK toge'hef' ana has new the ram
rod, which is not screwed entirety ON w,,,,d
lnahk the Tax Collectors, any P.rsnn else to give
u" eye 10 ne anose. JAS. TROUGhTON.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07
Notice.

NoTfCE rs HERERY GIVEN 10 tho stockhnd
- ers in the Forty Nine h ti.ty-Six Qunrz Min
ing onphny. that tn re WIZ he u mrt. ing of IN,
,t'cth dcrs. nj the "fIire Of the Gov PAW at nm
N"' INV, Or gnn To- nshin. Futtr CLnty nu Wet
neshh' the h dav OF October. one Thousand CHI
n"f"h ami IL y tighi. N one O'clock p. NJ. of said
NV Tor the e ctloh of IN ee Trustees to se-ye {,
% ."e ens" yea. full attendance of stock oLier,
Is desired. BY order
G. T. WHlTEMAN. President,
Jso l.. VivEN. :. or .ary
Yankee hin. Aug ~ h, ls5S t,nco- ,o-l
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

LATER FROM MAzArLAN, - he following
is from the Mozatlan correspondence of the
.Aifa, under date of July 28th
The revolution il still in full blast. Quad.
alJara has not been taken yet by the liberals
and the re'igionists are hard upon the mer.
chants, ?he chief of the house Of Negrete
4 GO, was obliged to pay forced loan #
$1,000 and refusing 20 give another S2. 900
for which they applied few days later. he
was carried off as prisoner of war. or rather
placed among the rank and file, with mus
ket in hand These outrages are intolera-
Bile.
However, the liberals are Of the same
stamp On the day body of the Constuti-
onal army occupied the city of Durango,
they ordered the payment of $4,000 ms n
forced loan, of which the clergy had to pay
the largest part.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

EARL OF GLENGALL.--The Irish papers
announce the death Of the Earl of Glengall
on the 22nd Of June. rather suddenly, n,
Cowes, Isle Of wight. He was .ixty. .fou,
years of age. In default OF male issues the
ear'dom becomes extinct. The deceased car
was the author of the popular farce of 9TH,
lri'h TutoI." and other dramatic works o.
respectable talent.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07
Overland Mail.

BY telegram 10 yesterdsy's Union We
learn that the overland mail party which
left P'acerviile on the 10th of August. had
returned on the 9th inst. having met with
III fortune on the Humboldt. They were
twice attacked by the Indians, the mules
stsupsded. and . portion of the mail rob.
bed and mutillatsa.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

CAMP MEETINo.-A Camp Meeting Of the
Metht dist Episcopal church South is to be.
gin near Yankee Jims. Placer county. on
Friday Of this week. Some of tho most prom
inent preachers Of the denomination are
expected to be present.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

PIGroNs IN OHIo.-- The wild pigions in
Marion county, Ohio, sweep the late planted
corn fields clean, pull ing up the stocks and
devouring every graiVe One man lost six
teen acres, another ten, and 50 on They
cannot be driven AWAY, for when fred NJ :,
they only rise to light again within few
rods
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-07

KANSAS -we shall probably learn by the
next mail stcamer. all about the vote in
Kansas on the English Bill. The mail will
be due by Monday next.