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tB- No family is perfect without daugh.
ter or sister in il. A round dozen of great
BIG brothers will not compensate for one
soft eyed sunny-hcnrted girl. Such treas
ure, numbered in the household, has q hu-
manzng and civilzng tendency-bettsr to .
rough, ungainly fellow in hnots and whiskssa,
than two seasons at dancing school, or a
year Ut coifege. One can Simost Invariably
select youth who has no sister to Hess him
with. He is awkward as an aux; one Of
those fellows that is proverbially afraid Of
the girls and bushes like n caulihower at
the sight of one. And il is not because he
is modest but because he is sort of an un-
blanketed savage. Blessed is the circle that
has u daughter in it.
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A Witty REPLY.-During the discussion
in the Virginia Senate last week, on the bill
for the purchase of piece of statuary from
VIM. B. Barbee, DR.. McKenney, ofNorfolk
city, gave another example of his ready wit
Mr.. Stuart remarked that Mr.. Barbse had
quilted the profession Of the law to pursue
that Of art. in reply to this DR.. McKenney
asked Mr.. Stuart, in a sage whisper, II he did
not consider law a more aryfd profession
than that of sculpture, and If lawyers didn't
chisel more than seulpturers.
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o-,- Said old Mrs. Philanthropy, the other

OF Said old Mrs. Philanthropy, the other
day, accosting precious urchin in the street,
with wardrobe remarkable fos it's ventlla-
ting advantages: "Bubby, why don't you
60 home and have your mother sew up that
awful hole In your trowsersl" "Oh, you git
out, old 'oman," was the respectful reply,
sour folks is economizing, and hole will
last longer than patch, any day" The old
lady's honest sympathy was wasted, while
the youngster beat retreat around the cor
ner, displaying flag Of truce in the rear,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

EXTREME GRATITUDE.-The New York
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer
relates the following:--It is currently repor-
ted about town, as an Illustration Of extreme
gratitude, that the clerk of a banking firm in
Wall street lost package of money and
checks amounting to $4,000. 1t was pick
ed up by an apple woman, at the corner Of
William Street, and very soon restored by
her to the owner, who magnanimousy rewar-
ded her with a present in current funds of
two hundred-cents. The old lady is said
to have used Dominic Samson's fayorite
exclamation, "Pro di-gi.ous," on the receipt
of this magnificent remuneration.
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A PAINFUL CAsE.-A Philadelphia paper
says that one Of the most painful cases that
ever came before Coroner was presented on
"Wednesday morning. A woman, forty-fve
years of age, wao is said TO have children
married and in good circumstances, died with
out home, from exposure, starvation and
intemperance. Her name was Mary No
Macken. Her clothing consisted Of strips Of
rag carpet wrnpt around her person.
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Hg- We see |. stalled in Northern paper.

H- We see it stalled in Northerq papers
that there are so many domestics out Of EN-
ployment at the present time, in all the large
cities, that the value of their labor has fallen
off nearly fifty per cent. from the scale of
prices that obtained year ago. 1t is said
that servants, both male and female, are so
plenty in New York that many are willing
and anxious to work for their board. Three
dollars month is the highest wages that the
women are able to secure. Wages are now
lower than they have been for fifty years.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

WASHINGTON, Feb. l8.-In the Senate to-
day, the Hon. James s. Green, Of Missouri,
from the committee on Territories, presented
bill and report in favor Of the admission of
Kansas into the Union rs State, with one
representative, until that State is known to
be entitled to more from the regular census
returns of its population. Messrs. Douglas,
of Illinois, and Collamer, of Vermont, pre-
sented minority reports.
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NEW YORK AND THE SfEcIE MOVEMENT
The movements of specie are steady toward
New York. Our city banks, says New
York paper, report on hand $s0,652,94
while the exports for the week ending Feb
ruary 9th amounted to $2,92s,270. This
week another California remittance is due.
and the balance of the domestic exchanges il
still in our favor, from the liquidation of ac-
counts still going on without any cores
pOnding amount of business or credit.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

B- Discrimination in youth is the fore
runner of perfdy in old age its appearance
is the fatal omen of growing depravity and
future shame. 1t degrades parts .; learning,
obscures the lustre Of every accomplishment,
and sinks us into contempt. The path OF
ialsehood is a perplexing maze. After the
first departure from sincerity, it is not in our
power to stop one artfce unavoidably leads
on to another, till, rs the intricacy Of the
labarynth increases, we are left entangcd in
our snare,
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THE POST.
aTr1rgs. rr,p.y, PEp. es, 1885.
NOTES OF THE BANKS OF TENNESSEE,

NOTES OF TIE BANKS OF TENNESSEE,
Received by the State, Union and Planters Banks o.
Tennessee, at Nashville.
Brittle Planters BANK.
pant of Tennessee Bank Of Memphis,
IIn,on nank Northern Bank of Tenn.
Planters Bank, BANK OF Amertca'
Merchants Bank, QUEENS Bahk,
Farmers Bank, Bank OF Nna,,anUoga'
Bank OF Paris, liank OF midne Lehh'
Bank OF Commerce, Commerciai bahk'
Bank of the Union, southern bahk.
BY the Bank Of Tennessee ana 'he On'on ban''
Rant of Tennessee Bank Of Middle Tenn.
Planters Bank, Citizens' bahk,
IJnjon Rank City Bank,
Bank of America, Farmers Bank,
Rank Of Chattanooga, Merchants Bank,
Rang Of Memnhs Northern Bank,
Dank Of PARIS Southern Bank,
bank Of the Union, Traders BANK,
Bpck,s Bank Kentucky Banks,
Exchangs Bank. New orleans bahks.
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SINGULAR FAoT.-1'he Constitution Of
the United States names the 4th Of March
for the Inauguration Of the President. Upon
expressing doubts as to what course would
be adopted, should the 4th of March fall on
Sunday, it was ascertained that II would no
fall on Sunday for three hundred years.
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DsArH OF A pRonlssnr Clrlzsu.-Ths

DEATH OF PROMINENT CIrIzsN.-Tho
Memphis Avalanche says;
We regret to announce the death Of our
late citizen, David Adams, Esq, whic
occurred on the steamer Ben Franklin, on
Saturday last, in this port. Mr.. Adams IL
just returned from the far South, where ho
hnd been with tho hope Of restoring his shat
tered constitution. He returned, however, ir
despair to die among his friends, and II was
permitted to him to depart from the homo Of
his enrly adoption.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. ls.-The Union of
this morning contains a letter from the Pro.
visionnl President, Col. Calhoun, of Kansas
in which he states that he has written to
Gov. Denver to procure the sworn statement
Of the Judges of the election held at the
Deleware Crossings; and says that he will be
governed entirely by that return in giving
certificates to the members of the legislature.
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Passed January 26, 1858.

PITTsBURe, Feb. 1.-Two of the McKees-
port murdcrers, Henry Fife and Charlotte
Jones, were hung this afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
About thirty persons witnessed the execution
inside of thejai yard. A large crowd gath.
cred on the outside Of the walls. Both de.
livered addresses, acknowledging the justice
of their sentence, but pronouncing Monroe
Steward, (who is sentenced to be hung in n
fortnight) as innocent of the crime.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

The MULE CoNrRAcT.--The Washington
States corrects stat ement which originally
appeared in the ST. Louis Democrat, and
which we re-published, to the effect that the
Secretary of War had recently made private
arrangement with certain spectators, for the
delivery at st. Louis of fifteen hundred mules
at $3.50 per head. No such arrangement has
been made.
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BRooKLYs, Feb. l5.-George H. Simon
son, awell known citzers was to day badly
assaulted by rowdies. He has since died.
The excitement in the city is intense and the
citizens have appointed vigilance committee.
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n.,- TLe live steam sloops. .of WAR NOW bel.

OF The five steam sloops.of war now be-
ing built have been named by the President
as follows The one building at Pensaco,
la, "Pensacola;" the one at Norfolk, "Rich
mond;" the one at Philadelphia. "Lancaster;'
the one at Now York, "Brooklyn;" and the
one at Boston, "Hartford."
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ST. LcUIs, Feb. l5.-Rccent developments
show that George Smiser, the late Collector
Of St. Louis county, defaulter to the
amount of one hundred thousand dollars.
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~ The Baton Rogue Comet, speaking
Of the late fight in the House of Represen.
tatives, says; "There should be kind of
bull pen (for the convenience of business, we
would suggest an anteroom for it,) to which,
when one member calls another "lar," they
should each be conducted, and allowed to
prove which is the liar. by the bone and
muscle. There could then be standing rules,
limiting fights to fifteen or twenty minutes,
which is long enough to settle an utiair of
honor of this kind"
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MExIco-VERA CRUZ, Jan. 90, 1885,
Niessrs. Editors-"Order reigns in War
saw" after fashion. After eleven days Of
terrible fighting at the capital the Pronuncia-
dos finally prevailed. Comonfort fled inglo-
riously, if not ignominiously; and General
Zulonga, the father of the Plan of Tacubaya,
now warns the venerable seatof Montezuma
Meanwhile the row is increasing throughout
the country, and they are banging away at
each other in scores of places-the press,
(such portions of it as isn't suppress -pressed,)
slang-wanging in manner worthy of-of-
say some of your contemporaries. The new
Government has formed Ministry which
will "bust up" in about week. Next the
victorious generals will get together by the
ears, and in all probability compromise by in.
viting General Santa Anna back once more.
Straightway upon the abdication of Com
onfort Senor Juarez proceeded to Guarajuato
and has established a Puro, or Liberal Gov
eminent there, as the present headquarters
of the nation. The Liberal Governors Of the
great Central States are marching upon
Mexico; but on the other hand column of
5000 men under Ossllos and Lrmon has
sailed forth to meet them, and warm work is
tntitiratei. Last week the P,onu,c iado. re-
ceived Il terrible thrashing from the National
Guard ut Oaxaca; in fact, were effcctually
1'ceaned out" of that place.
We nre under martial law here, and are
threatened with a column from the centre il
the Plan of Tacubaya be not subscribed to
and the new Government thereby recognized.
Well, that were easily done. Our authorities
have already turned n double summersault,
why not try triple fip-Aap. There'll DO no
bones broken, and they don't mind such
things in this country OF DIos LIBERTAp.
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SIGNS IN MAssAcHUsETTs.-On Thursday,
in the Massachusetts House of Assembly,
there was an animated debate on the resolve
to amend the Constitution, so ms to prevent
foreigners from voting until the expiration
OF two years after their naturalization. The
resolve was passed. In the Senate, the bill
to allow Atheists to testify as witnesses, was
defeated. 20 to l3. "Atheism" must try
againI
WASHINGTON, Feb. lS.-Jack Henderson,
the Clerk to the Surveyor General, aud Mar
shall, the Goyernor.elect Of Kansas, have ar
rived in this city.
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The daily Butte record., 1858-07-22
Administrators Sale.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the Probate Court for the County OF Butte, State
81 California, made on the 2oth day Of May, A. ID
1854 the undersigned. administrator Of the estate of
CHARLES II. CoODY, deceased. iatc OF sad County
VIII expose for SALE nj public auction, on the ranch
OF sad d"censed on Dry Greek, In said County. the
following described property, to wit; One hundred
and sixty ncres Of improved land. ~ih the tehements
thereon, situated In the Township OF Hamilton.
County and state Aforesaid and bounded rs follows,
to wiz Connencing at a point ON the east bank
Of Dry Cr elk, about $50 rods sonherly, and below
the ranch of Capt. John w. Moore, (Dry Creek
Honse) thence souherly aud parallel with said Dry
Creek 100 rods; thenco westerly at right angles i60
rods; thence northerly at right angles 100 rods
thence eastery at right angles 100 rods tn the place
OF beginning. The terms OF sale. CASH. Sale to
commence nj the hour of one O'Clock. r. NJ, on Sat.
urdnv tho 26th day OF June A. u. 1858.
JOHN :. MORRIS, Public Administrator,
Per d. W. CHEESMAN, deputy
N. Bs-The ab1ve property wns advertized TO be
sold on the sth day Of May. D. 1888. under former
ordei of Probate Court Owing TO sickness of Dep
uty Administrator, the sale wa. not made.
D. w. CHEESMAN.
Deputy Public Administratw "
orove, May Goth. A. b. 1858. mv29 4w
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-22
SHERIFF SALES.
Sherif's Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF A ADecretaI

DY VIRTUE OF A Decretal Order
Issued out OF the District Court of tbe Fifteenth
Judicial District In and for tsutie Count, California.
against TUE TABLE MOUNTAIN QUARTZ MIN.
ING COMPANY. md In favor of T. A. MONK.
HOIISE and others dining business under the name
apd stvie NJ TIE VULCAN IRON WORKS COM
pANV. fos the sum ~ four thousand 1--WE hundred
and fftyeght 0 dollars pri rcipal debt with
interest thereon at tho rate ~ three per cent per
month rom The rendition Of Judgment uDiiI paid
md nl costs of suit taxed In the ~ twenty one
nnd fhy one-Nundretths dollars. ff21 s0) together
With all aecruing costs said writ. To- directed
and Delivered commanding 10 cell the morigaRed
premises hereinafter Described. TO satisfy ssid de-
mand. viii. on fsdsy the 9th day OF
June, A. u. 1853. At the hour Of 2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
of said day, IN pursuanee with the requirements ri
said order. seIi nj pubic snic In the highest bidder
m cash the property described IN said order ~ sse.
NJ follows 10 wit: All that eerthIn piece of property
known sThe Table Mountain Q9srz Ledge. stu
sed In Butte County. California. at Nesbin's Fa' In
Oregon Township. hene the ledge know by The name
nd worked under the Incorporation ~ The Table
Mountain onnriz Mining Company, with ali The i'm
movements ON ,aId ledge. md ali md ,invuar tbe
| ienemen's. beredarnen's and aprcvienancrs there
unto belonging or IN anywise appertainng.
The ohnve sale tn take place nj the Court Hons,
| said.
| Dated Oroville. Nay 17th. A. n 1852
NJ D. PLUM Sheriff Butte County.
The above ssie IL res'pored until enfurdny tb.
~ day of July A. d. 1858. nt the snme place an,
time ~ day ~ the reqpest of defendants.
| " ID Plum, SheyiF Butte Counfu
| Dnied OrovilIe. June 1Nb 1858