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The weekly Butte record., 1867-12-21

4 BENEVOLENT examination, called the Russian
and Panslavouian Society. has been formed in San
Francisco Que Of the leading objects Of which is
70 aid political refugees from Siberia and elsewhere
who are expected to make their way through
Alaska.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-12-21

A MsMssR OF the Georgia Convention has resign
ed without taking the oath. he asserting that the
majority Of ths; body are endeavoring to do great
wrong to the people OF that State. The affair
causes great excitement IL Georgia.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-12-21

A GOOD thrifty hog, that will eat four quarts Of
corn day, will gain pound and half of pork
day. The corn fattens better if ground, and still
better if ground and cooked. If after being cooked
the meal is fermented and allowed to sour its fat
tening effect is much increased
The weekly Butte record., 1867-12-21

HANCOCK has ordered an election for delegates
to reconstruction convention in Texas, to be held
within sixty days.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-12-21

Ir cost an influential citizen of Marion county
Kentucky 81 900 for "Wolloping niger" What
1lecenerate times theseare to be sure?
The weekly Butte record., 1867-12-21

THE Savannah Stpubiican thinks prize fighting
is the twin sister of universal suffrage. OF course
saws the Bostoa Post black ayes and noses are the
result of each
The weekly Butte record., 1867-12-21

SoNs one says: The prettiest necklace for a
woman is the of her baby
Suppose she has no baby ?-Colu,a Sun.
Let her get larger sized pair for necklace; il
t,o modest buy a doll baby.-Dsrl.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-12-21

MILES NJ. DEWEY was murdered in San Matee
county, on the 7th instant, by John Cottle. The
men had quarrellsd about set in dance. Cottle
has been arrested.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-12-21

A YOUNG BARNBrRNER.-A boy set fire to three
barns recently in Salem, Ohio. When caught and
locked up bv his father, in upper story, he jump
Ell from the window, and immediately set fourth
barn on fire.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-12-21

ApvIcEs from Central America by the Nevada
report an abundant yield of coffee in Guatemala,
and sugar atoSalvador. A new volcano has broken
out at Leon Nicaragua.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-12-21

New DRgss.-The Mountain Messenger of last
~ X appeared in new and very beautiful dress
Messenger is a first-class local paper, and we
Il success.
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OROVllIE F. r. FERRY.
--nxc pI-RcIxaSED THIS DIN !

u tablished Ferry, the direct route North from
oroviIe hope by careful attention to its business,
and to the repair and good condition of the roads
merit and receive fair share Of the patronage Of the
travelling public. GEO c. PEkkINS.
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VESTS FIR. FERRY,

NEAR ROVIIIE. AT THE FOOT OF
IN Montgomery is IN thorough repair. and tie
travelling public VIII find TO their advantage
a; this point The roads leading 70 and from it in
fine condition. and persons approaching Orovne from
the west VIII saving in distance to at this
Ferry NJ D. NESI
ociobober esth, lssa.-yif.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
JAMES O'BRIEN. NJ. D..
Practising Physician 4 Surgeon.
May be found at all hours at the National Hotel at
McDermott's Drug store Oroville
A. W. BISHOP,
Deputy L. s. Collector of Internal Revenue,
For Butte County.
orrIcE-Courant Building, Chico, California.
DIR. G. w. FRANCE.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Offce-One door east of A. McDermotts Drug Store.
Residence northwest corner of Montgomery street and
LIST Avenue opposite Mr.. Peter Freer residence.
THOMAS WELLS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and COM
missioner of Deeds for Cal.
Orr1cY-with Governor Blaisdel, Carson City, Neva-
ds VIII praotice il al the State and United States
Courts in Nevada and promptly attend to all business
required as Commissioner o. Deeds.
DIR. T. j. JENKINS,
orrIcE-Next door to A. McDer,nott's Drug store.
Residence Robinson Street.
f. B. WILSON.
Attorney and Counsellor at La W, Main ST.,
Chico, Cal.
VIII practice all the Courts of Butte and adjoining
counties.
JOHN DICK,
Justice of the Peace, Notary Public.
And Commissioner of Deeds for the State of Nevada.
oFFIcE-Montgomery street, Oroville.
DIR. J. NJ. VANCE,
p ysi d ,
ORovILLE-
May be consulted at all hours-frorn 10 O'Clock
p. NJ, the Drug Store cf R. Parker Union Hotel
Block. Montgomery street At other times at his resi-
dsnce on Bird street
CHARLES F. LOTT.
Attorney and Counsellor Mt Law.
Oroyiue. Butte County, California. Othce-Bird st,
between Myers and Huntoon.
j. NJ. BURT.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, d Notary
Public.
Practices in the Courts of the Second Judicial District
and in the Tupreme Court
orFIcE-on Bird street, in Byrts brick building up
stairs, orovlle.
f.. DUNHAM.
Assistant United States Assessor.
Orr10E-Montgomery street, south side, second door
Myers, oroville.
DIR. J. b. GRAY.
OFrTcE-ExpreSs building. Second street. opposite
Western House. Marysvllle
$. ROSENBAUM.
Attorney aud Counsellor Law. District (
Attorney. and Notary Public.
oFrIcE-Court House, Orovi1le.
DIR. F. 5. SNYDER.
oFFrCF-wyandotte, Butte county. Having perma-
nently located WySndote, may be found al his Office
at al hours when not absent professional business
ID. c. BURLINGAHE.
Dentist.
OFFIT-over Cheap Johns Clothing
kSz>SlES Store l. ytle s building Montgomery ST..
TrrrYH Horoviile.
j.. A. WA WELL.
Notary Public.
AT Recorders Office. .Orovine.
E. ;. OWEN.
Attorney & Counsellor at Law. Fcbestosvn.
Butte COUNT. California
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SIR Joux FSANKIIS.-The latest news from
Captun Hall. who is prosecuting the search for
the remains Of the lost navigator Is TO the effect
that he had obtained information which makes it
probable that the body Of Sir John was deposited
in brick vault, built for the purpose by his men,
and afterwards covered with flag stones. Captain
Hall about starting for the point indicated. As
the region is inhabited by hostile Esquimaux, he
offered 1--WE hundred in gold 10 ench Of the first FIVE
men belonging 10 the whaling feet in the Arctic,
who would volunteer to accompany him. The par
~ WAS soon made up snd We may expect to learn
somnthing definite by uext midsummer. in refer
ence 70 the question for the solution Of which so
much has already been rissed.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-12-21

Messy AT rHE NEW YoRk GOLD BoARp.-Con-
siderable excitement was caused at the gold board
November Goth, by the appearance in the Vice
Presidents desk Of the rebel General John s.
Mosby. He appeared al the door snd sent his card
to Mr.. Hoyt. the first Vice President, and reply
was sent to admit Mosby, which was complied with
by the doorkeeper. He entered the nom and took
his seat beside Mr.. Hoyt. As soon as it became
known who the stranger wss, s note was sent to
Mr.. Hoyt asking for the withdrawal Of Mr.. Mosby
and also denozncing him. This note was read aloud
when Moshy tooa his hat in bis hand, and was pre-
pairing TO leave. when be shaken by tie hand by
some of the members, aud denounced in loud tones
as traitor By others. He was also loadly hissed.
The affair caused considerable excitement, which
did subside until long after the adjournment Of
the Board
pAxsEL who is accused Of breaking young
| mans heart has been bound ovcT IN the bonds Of
matrim cnv 10 keen the piece.
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A HORRIBLE TRAGEpY.-A horrible tragedy was
committed on board the American whaling bark
Eagle at Honolulu, November llth. A Portuguese
boy named Manual Dali, about IA years of age. who
was sleeping in the main hatch, was killed by the
cutting of his throat by negro seaman named
Daily. The latter, after committing the deed went,
to the forehold and cut his own throat.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-12-21
oRovILLE, SATURDAY. DEC. 2l.

THERE were five deaths in Sacramento city last
week.
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RETU n Ed

IOHN c. JENKINS. late of Ferguson,s
- Old Hair Cutting Headquarters informs the cit
of Orovile and the public generally, that he has
returned oroyine, and is permanently located on
Huntoon between Montgomery and Bird streets
where he hopes by good work and strict attention to
business to merit q share OF public ratrunage-
July 18th 1857 JOHN c. JENKINS
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u by the undersigned and is in good repair. 1t u
healthy and pleasant for families during the hot.
scklv season also has good accommodations for tav
eers Thankful for past favors good share of custom
is solicited
The weekly Butte record., 1867-12-21

PARIS has twenty-five theatres-Boston has only
five.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-12-21

INDIAN kILLEp.-Some time ago, says the Shas
ia Courier, white man. residing the upper
Sacramento, persuaded squaw to leave her digger
mate and live with him. The digger visited her
clandestinely. and persuaded her to desert the
white man, and, in order to keep out of his way
they removed their lodge. few days after their
removal the buck found dead, with several
bullet holes in his body, and the squaw is in posses
sion of the white man.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
THE DOCTORS ENEMY -!
DRY FEET
Is the Only Way to Preserve Health =!
81, THE Undersigned has been stud
's 5s9}ss' ''' over F'S'S' years IN '''s
Water Proof Boots,
He has on hand and is manufacturing from the BEST
FRENCH MATERIAL the thing needed for this upper
country, to keep out Snow-vater.
Miners and Farmers are respectfully invited to give
me a call.
have lately added another room 10 my shop, and
shall hereafter be able supply mountain dealers with
all kinds of Leather and stock used in my line of trade
have also hand large stock Of
French Kip and Calf Skins, Lining,
And the
Very Best ole Leather in the Country.
Also every kind Of Shoe Findings used in the trade,
for sale small advance the San Francisco prices
REMEMBER THE PLACE
North side Montgomery street between NcDermotts
Drug Store, and Perkins Grocery Store Oroyills-
T. 6. SMYTH.
November 30fh, 1867. ne-tf
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DRUGS.

NN y NHs
oRovILLE DRUG STORE
ESTABLISHED IN 1855:
A. MeDERMOTr
UDroprtetor Of this well-kno~n Store,
desires to return thanks the inhabitants of Butte
and surrounding counties for their continued patron
age, and to assure them that he will endeayor to merit
continuance of the same by reasonable prices,
and attention to business
large and varied assortment of all goods in his line
is kept constantly on hand consisting Of
D r Ucs, N MEDlcINEs,
CHEMICALS,
PERFUMERY, PAINTS,
OILS, vARNlsHEs,
BLUE STONE,
BRUSHES,
TRUssEs,
And such other articles his line usually found in
well arranged Drug Store. Also. large stock of
PATENT MEDICINES.
Consisting of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, VVistars' Balsam,
Schenks' Pumonc Syrup,
Hales' Balsam,
Sands, Ayers and Bristol's SarsaparIlla,
Hales. Scoviils, and Townsends,
kennedys Medical Discovery,
Hembold's Buchu,
Constitution Water,
Constitution syrup
JAYNES' EDIcINEs,
Wright's Lees, Cooks,
Ayers and Brandrethss Pills
Graffenburg Medicines.
Hamburger and Swiss Tea
Pollard L Mason's Antimalaria Pills.
Hochs Ague Pills,
CHIl IAN ACUE PILLS.,
Edwards Ague Pills.
Clark and Sapingtons Ague Pills,
Ague King,
Cholagogue, and all other Medicines.
The prescriptions of the various physicians residents
in Oroville 1855 whatever store originally put
up all in my hands. Persons wishing them
ed, can be readily accommodated.
Particular attention paid to the compromising Physi-
clans Prescriptions, and Domestic Remedies.
Orders from the country will be attended to with
and despatch.
nla-tf A. McDERMOTT
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U, s, MAIL Line!
From Orovie Quincy, and Indian Valley Shortest
and Best Route.
sTACEs LEAyE ORO-

STAGES LEAVE ORO-
E3E44 vile every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, and arrive in Indian Valley the next day at four
O'Clock NJ Stages leave Indian Valley every Monday
Wednesday and Friday and arrive in Orov1e the next
day, at O'Clock p. "
The line is well stocked for stating and it is wei
known that this route is now always and will be-
the shortest and best route from Oroyie to Indian VAL
lev Fare as cheap any other route
r. T. GARLAND. Proprietor.
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LONcVILlE HOTEL.

YUNHIS LARGE AND COMMODIOUS HO.
II tel is situated in Hurnbug Valley, PlrInas county,
in beautiful and healthy location. The rooms ara
large and airy and well furnished The table is at all
furnished with the best the market affords; the
stabling is Of the best II is home for the traveller.
For invahds fine Soda Spring, celebrated for its heal
ing qualities. is adjoining the hotel liberal share Of
patronage is solicited
The weekly Butte record., 1867-12-21

n e NJ v y Al Lift E
INCORPORATED 1922
NSURANcE cOMP ANY!
OF New York.
F. $. WINSTON President.
Cash Assets, ts,.............S23,O ,OO0, 900
HAS THE LARGEST md Best Assets.
H Has the Largest Amount Insured,
Does the Largest Business,
Receives the Largest Cash Income,
Pays the Largest Surrender Values,
Has the Largest Excess Of Income
Expenditures,
Has the Largest Cash Surplus
Divides all its Profits to Policy Holders
Pays the Largest Cash Dividends
DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY!!
Aud from, sla.aa - p,
p U r ELY NJ Y UTU A u.
PROFITS DIVIDED AMONG PoDIcy HOLDERS EXCLUSIVE
Y. No STOCKHOLDERS TO SHARE PROFITS
Cash Dividend. February LIST, 1867,
S2,I24,OOO.75,
For one year. being about equal to the next largest
Company for nine years.
THIS COMPANY IRASsAcTs BUSINESS ENTIRELY on THE
CASH plan.
And its s2s 100000 Assets include premium notes,
fancy stocks. or other imaginary ques-
tonable securities.
H S. HOMANS,
D. OcALLAGHAN, Agent,
No. Ara Montgomery street. San Francisco.
nS-tf A. G. SINrsoS. Agent, Orovile.
ALL PROFITS
NORTH AMERICA
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
IMurun-)
L insurance than any other Company in the United
Sts.es
All our Life and Endowme mt Policies arc
Non-Forfeiting.
To the whole amount paid 10 the Company. thus Sc
curing to your heirs every dollar invested whether you
can continue your policy I'LL deash or not
Thirty Days Grace
allowed any renewal payment. and the policy held
good. Dividends declared annually, and paid in CASH
after three years
No Restriction Travel
north Of the southern Cape OF Florida Europe At
any season Of the year.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR TRAVELLING TO AND
FROM THE EASTERN STATES
All Policies are New Made Indisputable
from date Of Issue.
DIVIDENDS IN CASH AVERAGE 10 PER CENT-, OR
IF ADDED TO POLICY, OVER so PER CENT.
Policies Guaranteed by the State of n. Y.
J. A. EATON & CO.
General Managers.
300 olteomery St, San Francisco.
WN F. BRANDRETH. Travelling Agent. Ss-f
WATCHES AND CLOCKS
REPAIRED:
BY Practical work m n:
HOWARD EDSoN.
All work warranted matt
The weekly Butte record., 1867-12-21

FATAL AFFRY IN Los ANGELEs.-The Los An.
gees Ne,cs, of December 10th, says that Difficult
ty occurred in that city on Saturday, December !,
which resulted in the almost instant death of Frank
Green, an old and prominent citizen of Ell Monte
Township, and the wounding of Mr.. F NJ Taylor
of the same township. Mr.. Green and Mr.. A. B
Mcdaniel met at the store of Mr.. S. Pragei, on
Commercial street. and difficulty occurred be-
tween them, with the result above stated Mr.. T :.
in his endeavors to stop the afay received pain
full though not dangerous wound, ball passing
through his left hand.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-12-21

WASHED AwAY-A portion of the road between
Quincy and Spanish Ranch, says the Quncy Union
was impossible for wagons on Monday. owing to
the high water having washed away the road, and
as a consequence the stage was unable to lake its
regular trips, and Quincy had but two mails from
Oroville during the week. The banks on the new
road between Quincy and Onion Valley have ca we'd
in several places, consequently the road is at pres
ent inpassahle for wagons.
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UNDERSIGNED. that he may cater to
. u the comfort of his Customers, has opened q Saloon
and Lodging House. Myers street, in the building
formerly known Halls Hotel, where he will be hap
py all times to all his old friends.
New Beds and single rooms at twenty five cents
He will keep ever in readiness the
CHOICEST LIQUORS, FINEST WINES AND BRANDY
His aim please the tastes of his patrons by keep
ing First Glass Bar and Lodging house
JAMES TROUGHTON.
October Goth, 1867. nj
ST. NICHOLAS O1EI.
D Street, Corner Of Third,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-06-26

I iFFLIN COACH& WAGON MAEUrAC-
w tory.-We The undersigned beg leave to
Inform our customers and friends ia this and
adjoining counties, that we have enlarged uur
shop, and hy the addition OF Steam Power.
HIe prepared TO do work at the shortest posi-
bic notice.
We are constantly manufacturing nni make
to order every description of Co4cacs, Car
raGcs, Buggies, sulkies, Wagons, &c. also
Fniaily and oak cutter slcigLs. Wea-c also
prepared to u,snulacture Road WagoDs-lrom
one to four horse.
Having been working at the business for a
number Of years ourselves, and c.urloyine .
none bat the best Of warkmcn. We fattcr
ourselves hat oar Wur,, ~au:.pt lie surpasscI /
fnT nca're:s aud durability; in this OF adj
joining counties.
We always keep on hand from twenty to
thirty set, Of best second growth. Jersey
Hickory Spokes, in order to make durable
wheels And will warrant Cur work for any
reasonable time
Sleighs and Buggics rc-painted with neat
ne~s cni di-ratJi. All other repairing heavy
OF light will receive strict attention. Ccme
and examine our stock and worR before Iur-
chasing elsewhere. Don't forget the name
iEiFFLEFlNGER i CRISWELL,
Corner of the Pike i Celar Spring road
June 2t-tf
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earbine at the Saakc's head-but, unfor-
tunately, missed it, at the same time drop
ing it. (his carbiDe) upon t..e ground
With the rapidity Of lightning. the Black
Snake attacked the Professor, and com
menced winding his Shiny coils around
his legs aud body-hisher and tighter at
every coil of his loathsome form, until
the Professor was unable to move foot.
His efforts to extricate himself from the
coils of death, as they seemed to him
were unavalliug, for with every effort
the folds tightcEed, and the work of res
piration became difficult Death and the
Snake stared him III the face, AID made
the cold chills o. horror and agony creep
over his body, 1t was fearful! moment
a moment of ibc most intense horror
and agony, that made the flesh creep, the
blood chill, and the hair literally to stand
on end like quil!s upon fretful pOrcu-
pine" Nothing but his great presence
Of mind saved him from strangulation and
u loathsome death =. Recclccting that
his hunting knife hung by his side, he
seized it, and with his nerves braced by
despair, drew it across the Lody Of the
Snake, severing il in two at one stroke
The coils relaxed-the Snale dropped
dead at his feet, and the Professor was
tree again. by this time he heard u
great rus'l;ng in TIE bushes, and the dry
bark cracking in every direction, accom-
panies by loud, shril!, angry Kisses and
whistliug rs if the whole surrounding
woods was filed with Snakes. Dcemiug
discretion the better part Of valor, he hast
iiy grabted up his carbinl, g:.,kod his
huntiag-knife, and beat a precipitate re-
treat The Professor was pursued ty the
Back Snake for some distance, bat being
in 4 harry he had no time to look back
aud count the numbers. Ilo says that
had they come one at 4 time be would
not lave retrcated but to attack him by
companies, brisades aud divisions, was
enough to frighteu any man.
We have endeayorcd TO give the facts
as narrated by the Professor himself -
Mr. Mitchell Is well known in this com
nunity, and we have no reason 70 believe
the facts have been exaggerated. We have
since Been Informed that this species Of
Snake is very plenty in the mountains,
and have Frequently been known to at
tack perscrs who intruded into their
dens- SooaSJoro OdI f6Hov.
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5tljstsI|ancous Esealmn.
THRILLING ENCOUNTER WITH A DEN OF
BLACK SNAKES.

Prof j. Mitchell, the celebrated "South
Mountain Wizard" while ou. gunnin4
last Friday, had most thrilling adyen-
,ure with den Of Black Snakes, known
as Racers, from which lie narrowly es-
caDeI with his life. As is his habit, the
Professor had taken his iavorite carbine
and gone into the Mountain after squir-
rels. Best part Of the forenoon had been
spent beating through the brush and over
the rocks, without meeting with any ad-
venture, and but in ordinary success in
procuring game, &c, Suddenly, however,
'ie came to ledge Of rocks, about a
mile from the South Mountain House
Stopping a moment to take a survey of
the surroundings, he saw large Black
Snake stretched out on a rock, sunuiDg 2
himself. He at once took up couple of
stones, and threw one at his snakeship,
but unfortunately, missed him. This
aroused tie Snake, aud in an instant he
had uncoiled himself, and stood with lis
head erect, as if indignant at this intru-
sion-and at the came time gave loud,
shril Liss, or, rather, whistle. The
Professor delivered his second stone with
such precision as to mortally wound his
enemy. No sooner, however, mad he
thrown the stone, when ne heard fear
ful rustiing among the brush to his left,
and another whistle, louder and shriller
than the first Turning his eye in the
direction from whence came the noise, he
saw monstrous Black Snake, "a Racer)
coming directly toward him, with his
head erected about FIVE fee: from the
ground, and his forked tongue dartins
from his distented jaws, as if beut on
Eight. The Professor, (who is an ac-
Aaowledged cyach shot) immediately
raised his Carbine, fred aad had the
proud satisfaction Of seeing the monster
Snake roll over in the agonies of death
having split his head open with the ball.
Ihis proved but tae commencement Of
the batlle-for, before the Professor had
time to congratulate himself upon lis
success in vanquishing two Of his foes, a.
third one, measuring about eleven feet in
length, (and thick in proportlon) had ap-
preached to within few feet Of him
his head erect-hissing, and darting his
tongue out 10 a manner to appai the
stoulest heart. To retreat was out Of the
question fight was the only alterna-
tive, and quick as though: be leTelcd bis
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C0PPERHEAD N0}lINEE FOR SUPRENE
JUDGE II PENNSYLVANIA.
The Harrisburg TeLegraph says

The Harrisburg telegraph says:
George Sharswood, of Philadelphia,
was nominated on the second ballot by tue
Copperheads Of Pennsylvania, in State
Convention assembled, on Tuesday. as
their candidate for Supreme Judge. ILs
result took no one by surprise, except one
or two aspirapts for the same honor, AID
while all the delegates who have a knowi.
edge of the legal profession recognized
Mr. Sharwood as lawyer of ability, it
was freely admitted by r:apy Of the
shrewder politicians in the Convention
that, in a personal sense, the nominee is
the weakest and most illadyised any party
ever made. Mental capacity, without the
physical force Of health, aad ordinary con
stitutional strength to give it activity, Is
in very little use in position such as
Supreme Judge, where great labor is { Y
acted in the discharge Of It's duties. Mr..
Sharswood is afflicted with a bodily dis
ease which units him, half his time, for
labor of every kind. For this reason Lls
nomination is unjust to the other members
Of the Court, who if be should be elected
(Which is not within any mans calcula-
tom would be compelled to do their o"''
and Sharsw9ods 5 portion Of allotted work
This is Iuost important fact, which VIC
are justified in bringing before the public
fol- early consideration.