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The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

PoLrrycs In nSHAsrA.--Chsries r. Street.
Lecompton nominee for Assembly in Shasta,
has issued long address, calling upon Old
Line wings aud Americans 20 rally In his
behalf. ]. M. Goeway, an independent anti
Lecompton candidate for the same position
- running hi1 hard.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
Don't scratch Your Ticket.

Vote the straight ticket Let those scratch
who are afflicted with a cutanetu us eruption
Democracy 10 . principle Dotto be corrupted
or compromised! Stand by your colors. and
like tho immortal Jackson, demand q clean
victory or fair defeat. Yon have every
thing to lcsc and nothing to gain by scratch
ing your ticket. Procure straight ticket
deposit IL in the ballot box.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
M O TT Z O II |!

From ard after this date no IeFal Advertisements
will be insertd until paid for. Political AID The
ntrcai printing must be paid for on delivery. The
Above will be e.rietly adhered 10.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

An 0Ip vcrER --Isaac Cobb died recently
At Exeter, n. Il ,at the age Of 80 years and
months. He was one the few who voted
for Washington for President.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

KILLED NY IvpIANs IN MENpociNo
CouNrr. - The Sonoma county Journal
Petaluma), of Friday, says:
A gentleman just down from Ukiah VAL
ley, Meudacino county, Informs US that a
man named Thomas Carson. diins " Tom
Punch" was found dead on the morning OF
the 2lst August, in that vicinity. with seven
arrows sticking in his body The Indians
there, although perfectly friendly to the
whites. generally. had sworn to avepge
themselves upon Carson for the brutal treat.
ment Of q wahnla. iuduigcd in by him some
months since. No doubt he has met hi.
death at the hands f the fiends Of the in.
81 lted mahala
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
RID.

The Rev. Is. y. Seymour AMI family re-
turn their thnhts to the people OF Orovil e.
for the genorbtis pecunia y assistance they
have ah,rded them, in their present sick
ne
Orcville, August 81, 'b9
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

CITIZENS oY OaovILLr-You who would
SEQ the town become the center Of trade for
the vast mining regions Of Plrmas county.
should this dny vote against tho swindling
Railroad and Wagon Road Act. That act
taxes your persons md your property for the
purpose Of constructing road TO the BID
well bridge, Garden Ranch, &c, n route 'h"'
must forever carry the trade OF that vast
section from our doors. II you would see
the town what it's natural advantages would
have IL, do not permit these plunderers to
tax your property for the improvement and
advancement Of other locations. o, en- the
junction road and the American Valley
travel would be brought to our doors. To
do this place no more servile tools in I, flee
Elect JAMES 8. LONG. the Democratic
nominee for County Surveyor, and an honest
and important survey will show much better
than special acts Of the Legislature, where
our roads should be located. Let the public
J welfare be no longer subservieut to private
interests. De no longer deceived by the mis-
erable tools Of those whose shrivelled fingers
are now for . third time endeavcriuE to
grasp the general county fund" If We
do not place men in public positions who
have private interests to serve, the advance.
ment of 0roville will be according to the
natural ADVANTAGES of her location.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

WHERE 10 Ma. CUMMINGS "A week or
two since the Butte Record promised to give
statement Of Rev Mr.. Cummings. deny.
ing, &o.--Erpress.
We never promised to give anything Of
the kind. We stated that Mr.. Cummings
had promised ts furnish the Express with q
statement for publication. Mr.. Cummings
has repeatedly informed Us since then that
he had forwarded It TO Marysville for pub
LEGATION. Why IL was not published We nei-
Their know nor care. Ifit is impossible for
you to speak the truth concerning the RE-
coRp. have the kindness to say nothing
about II,
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
Information Wanted

AF u AIRY WILLIAM LAWS, WHEN LAST
~ heard from. he w's wo-kno tn n ho'el or
boarding hou~c - 0rovillr. Oct. | s. ANY infuIh.
alton onncer'r ~ him " i'll he gallr rec lived nv his
brother George Laws, Weavenille ro4t Office.
Trinity county. a3l-lm
Aug tst lob. 1855
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

MAiSE.--Mr. Ira 7 Drew was nominated
for Congress by the Bswscratic Convention
Of the first District, on the 4th ult.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
John L. Stephens!
1000 T1ns Hnrfhrn.

5000 Tons Burthen,
CAPT. LAp1DiE. E...........C Commander.
VIII letve Folsom street Wharf with the United
States Mails, Passengers and Treasure. for PANAMA,
On Monday, Sept. 9th, 1853,
Ar 9oCLocK, A. NJ, PUScruALLY.
Passengers by the r. VI 3 CO.'S Line are landed
on their arrival at Panama, upon The Wharf at the
Rail Road Terminus, by the Com ,any's Steam Ferry
Boa. and transported,
by the Panama Raiiroad Company,
Immediately Across the ISriiMtISto to ASPINW Alt,
whore the steamers Of tho u. = Mail : 20 are al
ways in rea illness 10 convey them 20 New Yo.kor
New O.leans.
Tho Paramn UarnHd Company and The u. Mn
STEAMSHIPS t'pmornv have at'h trizcd agents 10 sell
their Tickets il desired by holders OF Pacific Tickets
PASSENGERS are notified that all tickets for the stea
ihers OF the u :. Vail :. = Co., mtst be presented
To their ~ nj at tspinwpor registry mud exchange
as they will net otherwise he available.
Treasuryf r-hipment will be received on board
She steAmrr until II o'clock. midnight. Sept 5th.
No n"rchtnliso freight will be received on honrl
after 5@clock y. VI Sent. 5th. and II written order
must he nrocured nj the office rnr its shipment.
For Freight or Passage, apply To
FORBES 8NBCOCK.
Csfner Of SacrameiNo and Leidcsdorf strcpts
Saa FfiGSisco.
"Theres nothing like a power 3umcme,
That riumphs most when l',,t 'is SEEM
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
The next Democratic National Con-
vention.

We call attention to the following import
ant extracts from Forney's Pyts., of the
5,h inst:
In order to show how resolutely the enc.
mics of Popular Sovereignty adhered 10 tn e
plan enunciated by the Washington Union
OF defeating the principle to which the Dem.
ocrats stand pledged by ten thousand dec.
arations, md by all their Conventions, the
Albany. IN. " .ftias, n few days ago boldly
invited the Democrats of Illinois 10 send t,cO
sets AZ delegates to the Democratic Ma.
tion0i Convention to be heid in Charieston
in 1860! 1t even offers to supply them with
the old barn burner arguments in favor OF
this practice. The .ftias was the organ Of
the Van Buren, boilers in 1913, which bolt
ers defeated the Democratic party in tha,
yerr, and have been, ever since Mr.. Blu.
chanan was made Pre>ident, .(when they
became rabid Lecomptontes, to get the Off
ces in New York, - unrelenting enemies Of
the present Chief Magistrate Of the nation
II is right, therefore, that this new scheme
Of disorgahitation should be suggested by
the men who managed the cd one. They
nre the natural enemies Of the nations
Democratic party They fought the com
promise measures of 1850 with all their
power, and they are consistent with them.
selves, Mt this day in opposing the doctrine
of Popular Sovereignty which was the basi:
OF those great acts of publication.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

gin Illinois, false set of delegates is to Re
got up, because the democrats there adhere
to the principle of Popular Soverciguty,-
Elsewhere, to he consistent with themselves
these said office holders will insist that their
delegates alone shall be admitted. Will they
be respccted' We say no. Thi. high. handed
usurPation in Illinois will lead, aud must
lead, national Democrats everywhere to
ORGANIZE, aud to insist upon the er d,rso.
ment OF POI ular Sovereignty at the bar of
the National Convention. IL there arc to lie
double SETS to vindicate II wrong, will there
not also be double sets to viudIcate the
right,
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

Fer JWtires ef 10 Pease.
JOHN 9. BERRY. EDWARD DONAHO.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
iFor'Constnbh q,

For. .Constnbhs.
p MAJ UiRE,. JERRY j. COLLINS
Cornty ronds. for Railroad or wngon Roads-No.
wriectior, Wednesday September 1st.-n
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-19

re'tS Sprbereitnn9cn, ibre reip. SaaIcr in cimem
6lammrrineer itroblem Sn lahcn.
= 0ts V~ertn9tpn G~nrsttcn, 142 Wann tart ur,e
unter Maipr @illtam iebenr, werpen bcate Mursen
per eannlbrrt bier c%intrcfen.
= Die @punt @erncn @uarp pcn Meranrria
miro @nad9ltei, @cnta9 @prsen bier c%intrsHcn. sic
Saplf 70 @ttt9lieper unp itebt unter Capt. DcYauebn.
General Gae Bat Die Ginlabura Der betref-
fcnben Committees a%nsencmmen unp miro an Der
5eier pes %. Sebruar Sbeil nebmet.
Sas Z. Nemt sprter 9testmcnt, bas an Der
8eier hes %. 8struor Gbetl ncbmcn wcllte, baf
eieien Seialub miebrr rmssfcben unb mire fcls=
lid nift bier e%intrcfcn.
: Die Gumberlanp SrpppS mertcn ldpn Wpr<
gen bier anfpnmen nup i'm Srpabfreets6utel Quar-.
tier nebmen.
Die Mit9lieSer hes @siane Sereins=S uartctt-
Stub MAIDEN mir auf Die be,te Qtenb fattfnpeupe
Srrlan'mlan9 ahfmertlam. Stebc an,ctse.
= Die ,Sdiaer 2rse" bat in t6rer acltsrn @tent
ltattseflnosnsn Scriammlung ben Yc1blu6 aefast. lib
III Ter Setter eeS 3d. 8struar an bct9silisel. grapu
= uniere 2eler ipiirpen inns febr Yerpfi6ten, penn
tie %,inieren 5rdscrn CUR Seri6afuns ncucr atcnnen-
ten frelnpli@lt al bic Sanb seben ,pputen. Sir iepeu
e%tnSelnen 1T rs etmas eeidtcs, unlerem glatte einen
i'enen abonncntcn 3uSuweiien, ba Der Srcunp BEN
5reunoe infer llntrrnclmen behcr ans Sers leaen
tant, ais mir Uber nuiere GrG9er es p~ermSsen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-19
oas Sef=asrparamm bes %. Tebr,,ar.

@e" Fff'ApSIuHu peS ~. SSeDf1t0t.
@eneral= NaiUr &%aliafsrro bat ais srfer Niarffau
oeS am na6iten Mcntas aa.tincsnren 8cfes ~fulscnSes
pro9rai''in a~ufgelteGt, has mir gum Scfcn unlerer Qe-
fer Der Ssientlihteit i~tsrseten.
Die einie bes 6elt,usss bitret ffa in 3atnlrage, Der
rehte Sliisel lhlrbt lid an Die 81. Giraffe an. gspn
oisisni Yuntte aus fest ifh Der BUG In Ye,pcsuna, Der,
ME man annimmt, p @sile lang lein miro; asbt bic
MtatnltraBc binauf tis CUR 2tsn Strabe, Die 2te @traEe
Bis sur Srcab, Srpartrabe surid Bis sur l1ten unc
uon Ter 1ltcu StraGe naG rcm Capitol Souare. Nlou
nimmt al, baB iiM w~enislene 10000 Nteniden an Ter
Drr,eliicn trtbsiliscu merren.
Ser Bug lrltit Wirp in f~clgenSsr Srenuus aetilpct:
Cine @ilitG,- 6 rlcnnc erGfnct ben 3ua.
Sbr fclst Der @rGifpcnt Der Scr. Staatsn unb Der
0ouperncur pm Sir9inirn in cinrm chrncr, 8aaen.
Der Sice. 0rdFrent Der Srr. Staatcu uuo Der Qirut.
9uuUerneur BON SirBinien, urtit cincr Gscaprpn 0rav
scner.
MitSIicrcr rsS Cabinets in rfsnen gIaacn.
2icut. General Winfielo Scrtt nctf Suite in pffe.
nen Basen.
er+Yralipenten per Ger. Gtnaten in riTrnrn SEaosn.
@uswartise Wfiniitsr III pifenen 8a9rn.
Gpupernrurc nnorrer Stdnten in pffcnrn gEaaen.
Splonten Der 9trDclutiun in rffcncn gEaasn.
Gcminiiiiuners beS gEalbinatrn @pnumcnt, nctit
oem 5efrccner, 8;itpusten unp @ciltiGsn pcs Settles in
efsnen gSassn.
9luhere e,uoelonrue NS1e IRA Gt,,.,s :. e..
8a9en.
Sremte babicr wcbusnpe GpuIu(u in r6,,,s, ~
W!toliseer Der Welcsostuna sun g,iraiujeu IN u.s..
nen gBoasn.
Wirtlihe Scamte uairrrS Stantce.
Die M~iteliercr pss yiroiniihen Scuotes.
Die Mitslisrsr rcs Oelraatenbanles.
Die Ycamtcm rsr serlbiercnen @eridts.
oersr @tarts in p1ensn seaucn. :"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-19
&e,te Mm3eigen.

Gen @it9lteperu Der SAiaer=0pse Nr. 1 9. .. II.
9. biene CUR Nadribt, Dap Die gp9e am II. Den 81
iAlnB 9eiaRt, ii6 an Dem Gntbilnn9sfelt gBaIbino.
tons am %. 6etrnar sn bctbeiliael, ~we6bnl6 bic
MitSlierer eriuNt ipercrn am nGdltcn Mcnta9 Morz
3ers 8 llbr in Der G%r9enzoalle lid redt sS6lreioa
sin3ufnpen. SIM Nuftruo Der qpoe
81. S1nGbele Q. VI.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-19
SrrabieBuns Der Nreile Don Nrennbpl,.

Ia i'd wlaene bin. nit benl 8prtidriits Der Belt SGhhen Gdritt
iu bahen, bate tb Mid snfdIciicn, bic 9rsie bon 9rsnnbeI; in
%fOIsenbT 9Ssiis berabiuieetn: 0as fs1e 6 i6tn6pGi al $3.50,
uo &annenbolS gu $I.OO per Gorb, baS fret am 6ou1s res
Ger III t:rsidncte auf satIrti&e @eittlun0en, re i 1Slftns anSs
teflbrt ub tci zen Str'n CABINS II Grde. 9rp. q. q. 6unclcp
Scer in her fpl;garo 0n S~rpapifrafe Der 0ron@ seaenlber ecntabt
Werbtn tonntn. SameS 81. Wfp0rf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-19
Neue Nn3cise.

Deutf6e lut9ertf&e @6u1e
Der nntcrscidnstt srlautt lb bn ttuiIben Sirorru ,u,cr,,
Staet plEri!t re Iriu9e ~ MAIDEN, baf CT atS 2etrcSS bisrbrr' ~
rntFi unc cine etltlHe SdNIe leien pirt. Gnern unt SSurn5n,
&C. lo eaher Sriuclt, otele Sdule Su pruftn unb lire Sfinrer h Sr,
III I1ltr elcrtentarldlhe gebrri9en llnterridtsg s9tnndnbs ppractraa en-
St Ter Sfhulr Os Strabs, ipilhen g Law unb & ciab.' .
Nrh. MMmhimnnr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-19
8rierri6 Srus, SIC. 266 9rrac(trase.

nadt ieinsn Sefanntch irps Der, gublihum I'M glscmeinsn bic or.
ssbsne NnsiSI, baB CT lftte eincn 9rpRsn Sirrraib Srn irifdrn i'm.
rprtirtCn Slutt9cln all her Sonb bat, unc fpttc ipmcbl cinscla mi,
in tfsren Suantitdtcn tilist srtauft. @udb werbcn btcilbsr
aaf Strlansen vi jsoGr Belt ansieBt; DAMIEN iprrbcn tarauf ouf-
merriam, scnadbt, baB ouf gHunih trflbcn Mabams Spuc birIt
S%trri&un9 a%usilNrt. Die perm ssr;e itnb srlu6t sattsr Iad.
ldbt bierauf Il; rtbntn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-19
StGbtiibe8.

= Der GUriAla9, am abenD beS %. Se6runr cine
sroBs illumination gu pcranfntten, fnbct iiGeraa
f~reuDi9en Gnflan9, unb aud piele 3eutl6e trefen BE-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-19
Ocutidye &rantrn= @)eIrqid,oTt

Ntutlde Grantfn=W eIeuldnft
Sant Sclhln6 Der lebtsn S~rrlammluna tctbsilioen
I'D bic Miitslirrsr cislcc Sercine an Der Aeitr ps 80
5eSruar unp 9atsn iih aue @itslicper an Mcrosn
leneS Aa9eS in 9embbnliAen SerIammlunaelpfol Elm.
%iufnren. & Srna
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-19
u nsei E.

Mn3et9e.
Denjeniacn 8rcnurcn rer OeutiArn S1scr.Gcn.
paNmie, melde re Site babcn mcnen, rer Gumpoenie
Dedrn sur Scrridtun9 css 0aAerS am %. b. Sits. gu
Iribcn. MAIDEN mir Die c%rGetsne Sn;eias. RAP SG9u
9 mmitt uno 0emcul am Oruuerltoe, ais om
Is. .. WttS.. iolhe nm 9 ll6r McrArnt athulen unit
nab ccm % ten in gutter SrrnnnN ,nriifIirfcrn mrrpcn.
Nie Gnmmiite ter Nnmnnnnic.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-19
Oeutlder Grocery Sfpre.

Tenn sruiidcn 9utlifum elaubt fi, Der llntsr;ei&iet, I,;rsr
III %t1rlpohlirnft netcn ccni Sptcl bar SCrrCn lfon bauSru ~ e.
4elt9tnlrn lamtlo Q3rretrptShre III %cnpfcblun, in : m ode in IN foi..
Nrn e1slt0ttrn Arfunrt ncrcrntc gSoarcn in tcnr Suolt5t ,nS ~
'cinEr va bsldItt btttCt frtunSlihlf { 81 a%EkEss""
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-19

Mfeiirn 0rrunrcn mnp rem Wublitum Die @n;cios
eab lily meintn ncu cinNrrimtetcn
Siers Salon,
M 0rAnt'inltraBe, smildsn sSalI= uno II. @traGe a>
IrAsA, Dem Sriuh rrb1nct babe unp IN, rttht ,obGrsi,
hen Ssludb titte. Sir cute Wctr1nfe 1T tcltcns aeicrot
6enry 9cnuv.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-19
MufUroeruna.

Or Meeger @firrmann mr6 a~ufaefcroert, lsins @bgene an
Die 9rudcTri .. 81. enWcnreh, CUR Gn:geaennabn,. wittioer ys.
ridte aus Der alien Stmatb.
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s ntellrr.

NNs NeeNTt! VuNIlINnl Wro |cr9cbenit tin0cIatcn fislfn nm
S9%rearlraBe, SiGt an lbtaer ~Ie9cnocn ScllsnttItr rest o VT ~ W. W"
lIdtu, eNltlolt III bnS btte 2asertirr we lpnltrae GTTfris
:" i" "N'"pN -" p"pt'. MaNunfe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-19

Gin freunpli6eS 3immer
fir eincm lepiscn !5errn ftebt gu Yerrentea. Na6eres
in Der Office D. 81.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-19

Mrmsr y~aSrrblrr. Salrn an Maintrabe.
Wteinen Srcunprn unp rem geehrten Nublitlm bic
Nlnseige, Dup ib an Der Gde Der 10. nnp Mairfraee
einen g~ascrbiers Salrn srGfnet babe, Der aufs Sc
9nnteltr e%in0rri@tet 1T, unp Der iiM, ba i6 lt,tr pas
bette Sier Sl balten 9epcnfe, sepiB eincs ;ablreihen
SelndlS ~ erfreuen Dnbtn wirp.
0epr9 Nau(.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-19
WATSON s. BAYLY,
Scfentlihe @erihts -2lnnIlte.

entptEblen nd CUR @nnabne aacr &ettSfSae, Die bel Ben Gerihtsn
Der StarI NItbnOno umb ben 6 nnt9 Gpurtn ycn fturirn mi
GtEtrrfclo nnbln9t8 scn0dt mcrbcn. S'"'"' u"
SSm s.: sSatlon 1T SH9tsiA llniteb Ssates GummiIlsner umt
.Samnel :. S0pls 1T GpmmiIIpl,er OF l,ntcS sto.rs g,ur,
Of Claims, GemminiOnsr Of 9ecbs &c. uno bfsntlider s mStH e'"''
SfItee: SanItraGe, in @lprrin's inl.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-19

Shiloers, 8anryz unp SrnamentesM oler.
Der llnterseidnste na6t benz 9utIifum bic sroebeu5te s1p,,io,
6ap 81 @nItt@9e gum @3aIen S0n S@iIbun (eiSnsl, iomis aud
GGntps, Stenerle. une Srnamente. @Palcrten onnInmt nm id,nStI
9~siGmod0ol unb btltsli a%nsfltrt. Suitrd9e I6nnsn bel Sru, GSS
STc5fn''9sr DOsr in Ser Sffts 3, 8l. a~bsc9tben wtr6sn.
.lz,I s. S6ear 0pObf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-19

2n meime Mtltbilr9er in Senrico Guumtp.
Sd fin sn Ganbicat fur bic 9 6 Sffit, van o.n.
i'm N0i ltGthtnbenSen QBabl. Q. NiH' SnSia"'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-19
Sefauntmacbuuocn

YIN l"nasr Mt"nn. Ter rentihsn, frans5Ildcn ,,np
'n9liidcn Sprode mGdtis, minitt ,nter tsid,siSe"o,,
9nipruden cine 2lnitruuma.
0sfalli9r Sfrrtcn tsliets man in tcr SiTce tisf,s
Slattes untsr E. Z. a~t,usetsr. 'N
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-19
On Oas reutlhe Nublifun.

Inter allen e%rFn6unsen Der nsuersn Belt nimrt sanfcrS,s On,
oiscrator iewebtal Elm milbss @bfibrllnssmiusl, ais aud Isbsr.
0t Die Weber, meisbe bnr9 ben @strouG bisier @rbi;in oIer iImTrssiT
nsn, OEnl Aorpsr 70 l4aeli@er Safn, in ben @iassn tntIsbiat inb
eurh Die 9etppbnlthtn 8andls abfIbrt. @ud aeaen llnnsrnou1ih,
felt. Scpobrennsn. @tan9eI al @ppftt &c. 1T cs mad BEN ssiISniTtn
taulfnSsr sn Menlden.. pe!6e b9lltl6s nit erfOs stbraH6t BADEN,
etnS Der bslten petlmittl: Der GrfeIg lit ibneQ unb iider. ""
9reis rsr Slalhe $I.O0.
81 Sttfaufsn bei Ibie II. 0rop. @soth,f.r
H7 Drain Str.
0aitl6it it AUDI iletS Elm SOIcs @Tortimeut ppu o0su sp.S;,in.n
Starbcn. 0(aS. Scie II. bal. Y%orr6tbjo. '"'
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Gem peutltcn Nutlitam ,ur gadriht nos IN n,a
0cihaft bcs Sri,. s. 81. 3ahrtIIon iitspnnmn,sn
babe, 'ue ourd Gin frii&cs uno gut aIiortirtes Qooer
auer 81 oieiem @eiAaft 9cbGrsnber Sahsn uub prp,nSt,
uno reslle Sepienun9 mir Sns Tertraueu uuc bic an.
lprabe mstnrr SanSSleuts gu lidcrn buife.
6. @aaner,
Apot9eearp uno Drueailt.
9err &tnberpater pirp mad, mie Dor Die s,s.
ceptur iuperiutrnbiirn.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-08

BI~The editors of the n. Y. Express pub
lish the following extract of letter from
gentleman in Paris to friend of Senator
Sumner in Boston. 1t will be learned,
through it, that the operation on Senator
Summer has actually been performed:
"PARIs, June II, 1858.
"Tbc opinion of both ply
sicians, approved by DIR. George Hayward,
of Boston, was in favor of cauterization Of
the spine in order to prevent counter-irrita-
tation, and in this your friend DR.. Tor VIII
Sequard, whose speciality is the nervous
and cerebral system, fully concurred. He
made several careful examinations, and
came to the conclusion that there was still
congestion of the integumentS Of the brain
as well as other abnormal conditions
When the fact was announced to Mr.. Sum-
ner, and the exact process of burning the
neck and back with irons at white heat,
he at once dry it without delay-iu
any form-and to any extent
The operation was performed by DIR
Brown Sequard, who wished Mr.. Sumner tC
inhale chloroform. This he declined, anc
refusing all anodynes, went through thu
painful process without word or vince
1t has been repeated since, and will be re
peated again to-day for the .ffth time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-08
Hank Running.

We noticed few days since the fac, that
some difficulty had arisen at New Albany,
between the Branch Bank and one or more
citizens. We since learned, from private
source, that the trouble originated from a
suit to collect a note due the Bank. The
endorser, n merchant of New Albany, took
exceptions TO the course pursued, and de-
clared war against tho Bank, and mas been
running or il TO the extent of his ability
for some weeks past. Ii is not likely he
will make fortune at this, and will proba-
bly, find the bank can hold out as long as
himself. Whether the community SYM
pathize with this purely personal pitch at
the bank, we are not advised. If they de-
sire the accommodations of he bank al
home, they should hesitate to join in any
crusade, tending to lessen her means OF
giving home loans. If they choose to up
hold a citizen in his rescntments for being
sued on just liability, they need feel ne
surprise should the bank seek for customer:
and circulation in more friendly fields. We
hardly suppose, however, that New Albany
or the bank will be annhilated by this LITTLE
breeze growing out of personal pique, bu
/ that in due season peace will be made, anC
the current of their affairs flow on in its &C
\ customed channels.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-08

RS~A hand-bill was recently circulated
in Richmond, Virginia, calling a meeting
OF the citizens for certain evening, to form
avigilance committee to suppress certain Sc
cret movements among the colored popula-
latiOn, and to stop outrages on private prop
erty. Gov. Wise, ever prompt, Immediate
ly addressed letter TO Mayor Mayo, calling
his attention to the movement, and adding
that he would use force in prohibiting such
meeting from being held on the Capitol
square. The mayor in reply states that,
knowing the author of the hand-bill to be
one of the few rowdies in that city, he con-
Siders himself vigilance committee .
enough for him and his comrades, and
therefore deems it unnecessary to adopt any
unusual measure against the proposed move
ment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-08

ESy~The Board Of Directors Of the North
Western Christian University, at recent
meeting, elected Hon. Horace Mann, of An
tioch College, President, and DIR. r. T.
Brown, Of Charlottesville, Prof. of Natural
Science. Prof. Young who has filled the
chair of Natural Science for three years, re-
signed it, to take effect at the end of the
session just closed. lie will still be con-
nected with the University as a Professor Of
Law.