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Butte record., 1853-11-19
Tn THE PuBLIC-

~TO THE PUBLIC.-There has recent
" been presented for payment, at tn STAGE
Treasury, about SIS 900 fraudulent Comptroll-
er's Warrants The blanks and signature of
the Comptroller is undoubtedly genuine, hav-
ing been purloinsd from his Office
The public are hereby cautioned against
purchasing warrants until they nave been
carefully examined and compare with those
rhat are pro- erly and legally fled up and is
yded.
AnY pei son familiar with TIE genuine, could,
by evel the SLIGHTEST eqamination, as the fill
ing up, signature at time of register, &C.,
are unlike any that have been issued from the
flee.
1t is believed that few, if any, more are in
circulation, for had many of the blanks been
obtained they must have been missed, having
been, with bonds and school warrants, signed
in blank, as well as other evidences of indebt-
edness issued and awaiting delivery, often
kept for some time before called for and se-
cured, where they were daily under the notice
of those employed in the Office, and as well
protected as they could have been without
necessary safes or vaults, not yet provided by
the state for that office. The redemption of
any of the fraudulent warrants by the state,
Butte record., 1853-11-19
BIDwELL BAKERY AND RESTAURANT.

"HE subscriber having recently built and
Il fitted up in the most substantial manner
an establishment of the above character, Is
now prepared to furnish his customers with all
sorts of delicaces, as also the substantials of
life, where they can at all times of day or
night, walk in and rest their weary limbs, and
partake of and refresh the inner individual
with coffee, tea. and chocolate, Baltimore cove
Oysters, Quail, Snipe. and other game. The
bar ia supplied with the best of liquors cigars
&c, served up by Mack, who knows how it
should be done. In the bread and pastry line,
he intends to stand foremost in this market
having had long experiance at the business
Balls and parties supplied at short notice with
every description of cake and other hxins. He
confidently expects to MERIT, as he respect
fully solicits liberal share of the public pat
ronage, south side plaza. G Lamp, nov, u
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HOTEL.-The proprietor

NERANDAH HOTEL.-The proprietors Of
v this establishment, grateful for the lib
eral patronage heretofore extended, and desi-
rous of affording every facility for the accom-
mediation of visitors, takes this method of sta
ting that they have enlarged their accommo
dations so as to embrace the upper stories of
the brick building on the corner of Second
and K streets, the City Bank. and the build
ing adjoining the bank on X, and also the
property adjoining the latter. giving front
of $50 feet on Second and X streets. with a
private entrance on K, TO our upper stories,
or sleeping apartments, which affords accom-
modations for one hundred persons, in beau
tiful and well ventilated set of rooms, neatly
furnished, with constant attendance. Also, a
large hall or entrance, leading from K street
to our SALOON and RESTAURANT, the lat
ter having also been enlarged and completely
renovated and placed under the immediate
superintendence of George Stephens, the well
known and popular caterer, and former pro-
prietor Of the Globe Restaurant. in Sacra-
mento. Both the hotel and restaurant will be
found open TO the reception of guests at all
hours of the night, so that persons arriving
and departing by the steamers or stages viii
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emption law. so they can buy them cheap; we
know that certain persons want to be elected
Speaker of the House of Representatives. so
as to organize the committees to suit: we
know that certain persons want to be C. S.
Senator; and if they can mix all these mat
tiers up, season and cook them we'll, dish will
be presented that the palates of few men can
resist. and down they will all 90 together
But We also believe that the people will place
a thumb and finger the throat, after the
fashion Of nurses on children affected with
epi CLOTHS infantum, and forthwith it don't
go down, but will suddenly turn up, any thing
but trump for those who have the hardihood
to play such games. We shall have something
more to say about all these things.---Placer
Herald
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nRLEANS HOTEL, SECOND ST. SAcRA-
" MESro Having taken charge Of the
long and well established Orleans Hotel, the
undersigned respectfully informs the public
that he has made such arrangements and i'm
provements as will render it the best hotel in
the State.
The sleeping apartments are of the first
order-good beds. clean linen, and well ven
tiated rooms. The house being fire proof rem
ders it particularly desirable
The Bar is supplied with the choicest IL
quors. and served by superior tenders.
The Restaurant is under charge of one Of
the best caterers in the State. Every luxury
of the season is furnished. and placed upon the
table in the best manner. Meals can be had
at all hours.
He hopes by the strictest attention on his
part, and those connected with the house, to
give universal satisfaction.
GEO. B. BIDLEMAN,
nov12 Manager
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GLUCKAUF & NEUCOMB.

" ould respectfully announce to the citi-
w zens of Bidwell Bar, and the surroun-
ding mining community, that they are now
in receipt Of large and aoeH selected stock,
COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES.
Clothing of all kinds, Boots and Shoes,
Blankets, Comforts, Counterpanes, Duck, Drill
ling and Sheeting. Groceries, Provisions, Ii
quors and Cigars. Mining tools and miners
supplies generally, which they offer CHE.fP
FOR CASH. The attention of the ladies. is
particularly requested, to examine the large
assortment of Calicoes, Delanes, Merino's
Flannel. Irish Linen, Gloves, Lace, Ribbon,
anda choice variety of Rousell's Fancy Per-
fumery, in connection with all the desirable
notions and trimmings necessary to ladies
outfit.
The are also agents for Fargo's Express, and
are ever ready, to execute business with
promptness ani despatch. novl2-tf.
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FROM SONORA.

Great acknowledgment for the
Filibusters--Nareh Of TrOops-hritafion to
German Lnnnigrants.-By the brig Tryphe-
MIA, Captain Mckenzie, we have later news
from Guaymas
The British steamer Virago arrived in that
port about two months since, with news of the
intended filibuster expedition from this port.
The information created great excitement,
which continued increasing till the Tryphenia
sailed
Shortly after the arrival of the news, about
one hundred and fifty soldiers (all the avail
able foree,) were sent from Guaymas to Ures,
with the purpose of being united there to
troops from other quarters, to go TO the from
tiers and resist any flibusters that might ap-
proach overland. The idea prevalent with the
government appeared to be, that the only
danger was from the invasion by land, and
accordingly the coast was to be left almost
defenceless
There were nominally about six hundred
troops in the whole State of Sonora but there
we're no stores, no means of conveying supplies
for the army, few good arms, little ammuni-
ton, and very poor clothing for the soldiers
so that the whole effective force Of the State
to be sent to any distance from the garrison
would hardly amount to one hundred men.
1t was reported that General Tacon, an Off
Ger of reputation, was on the march with two
thousand of the Oldest and best troops of the
regular army, from Guadajara for Ures.
The Sonorians are said TO have a lively
hatred for the Americans, yet some of them
desire to see the invaders. Nearly all, on
hearing of the benefits which would ensue from
the conquest. say that they wish to be under
the American government. And the next mo-
ment, if any one describes the evils of Yankee
rule, they will visit upon them all the cdrrajs
imaginable In the interior, where the Apa-
ehes have lately been particularly trouble
some II is probable that the Americans would
be received very cordially. Indeed, the in
vaders, if they act judiciously, will meet with
little opposition from the great majority OF
the natives; and all the foreigners desire
nothing more ardently than to see Sonora an
nexed to the United States.
The harbor of Guaymas is excellent-one
OF the most secure upon the coast. About
thirty miles north is a second harbor, scarcely
inferior, called the Moro Colorado, where an
invading force might land without any diff
Guilty. This port is only fifty miles from Her.
mosillo, to which any invading force would
necessarily go, aud Guaymas is ninety miles
from Hermosillo. There is no settlement at
the Moro Colorado
Business in Sonors is in very bad condition.
1iduc II ehelrt-y COHtTOlleu Uy lew houses.
which contain nearly all the cash in the
country.
We understand that German who arrived
on the Tryphenia is authorized by Governor
Gandara to collect, if possible, one hundred
or one hundred and fifty Germans, to form a
colony in Sonora.
Gandara has been anxious, for long time,
to obtain German immigrants. and offers quite
liberal terms
Butte record., 1853-11-19

STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Rutte,
~ ss.-Ninth Judicial District Court.-The
people of the State of California To John F
Simmons, Peter Roer and W F. Burr Gree
ting: You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you as defendants
by E h. Dodge plaintiff. in the Ninth Judicial
District Court, in and for said county of Butte,
and answer the complaint therein, (which is
on file with the Clerk of said Court within
SIX weeks after service npon you of this sum-
mons, exclusive of the day of service, or judg
ment by default will be taken against you.
This is an action brought against you by
said plaintiff, to recover the sum Of one thous-
and and three hundred dollars, which said
plaintiff AYERS n his complaint is due to him
from you on certain promissory note, made
and executed in Marysville, March Sd, 1858,
and which is promise to pay G. Bartlett &
Co., or order the sum OF six hundred [600l
dollars. at their store in Marysyille. with in
terest at the rate of five per cent per month
till paid, from date, and which said note is en-
dorsed. on the back. as follows, to wit: eva
wing demand and notice, Peter Roer W. Z:
Burr and without recourse, G. Bartlett &
Co.,, and which said note was protested by W.
X. Sherwood, a Notary Public in and for
Yuba county. on the sixth day of July 1888;
and was by Joseph S Garwood and George
Bartlett sold and transferred to said plaintiff
E. X. Dodge. at the city of San Francisco on
the Goth day of July 1853; and plaintiff gives
notice that if you fail to apear and answer his
complaint, he will apply to the Court fer the
relief demanded therein, and for such other
and further relief as may appear just and
proper in the premises and his costs OF suit
~ Given under my hand and seal of
{, ! said Court, at Bidwell, this 10th day
I A. ! of October, A D 1858
F. PAIGE, Dist. Clerk.
pr. 7. WELLS, Deputy
CHAs. F Lori, Atty for Pla'ff.
novl2- law-6w
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA County Of Butte.
~ Township of Bidwell.-Justice's Court
Tee people of the state of California TO D. W
Peck and Alfred Colvin, Greeting Whereas,
Geo. W. Buckley has filed complaint against
you in my Office, in which he AYERS that you
are indebted to him in the sum of S446,50 for
goods, wares ETC., furnished you ut your spe-
cial instance and request, and it appearing
from the return Of the Constable, and afida-
Wit, that you are not resident of this state,
or If so, that you are concealing yourself from
the officers of the law, these are therefore to
command you to appear at my Office at the
court house in said county, on SATURDAY,
the 5th day of November, 1853, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, to answear, said complaint aud If you
lail to answear, judgment will be given by de-
fault against you for said amount, and costs
of suit Hereof fail not at your peril Given
under my hand at office. Oct oath, 1858
t. WELLS. j Peace,
Bidwell Township.
W. t. SEXTON, Atty FOR Prf novl2-4t
Butte record., 1853-11-19

ARRIVAL OF THE UNCLE SAM.-As we were
about going to press, Wells Fargo & Co., laid
the San Francisco Herald. upon our table
Which says, that the independent Opposi-
tion Steamer Uncle Sam, had just arrived,
bringing important news from Europe, and
the continent.
Advices from Constantinople, state that the
Sultan has announced, that unless the Rus
slams evacuate the Danubian principalities
withen fifteen days, he will consider their
presence, equivalent to declaration Of war.
Proclamations to this effect, have been posted
on all the mosques of the city,
The Paris correspo ondent, of the London
Times. says that letters from Constantinople
state that the eastern question is closely ex
amined in all points of view, in private and
political circles. and arrive at the conclusion
that there is now no escape from war.
The same paper says, that the Uncle Sam.
reports the health at the lsthmus good Rail
road processing rapidly towards COM
pletion. P. NJ. S. Ship Co.'S, Steamer Col
den Gate. left Panama, six hours in advance
of the Uncle Sam, the Sam made the run in
thirteen days.
Our limited space precludes further notice
of news by this arrival,
Butte record., 1853-11-19
PRATTS EXCHANG

"HE subscriber having just repleaishea his
Il bar with large supply Of the choicest IL
quors, cigars, coraials, and in fact all the ap-
purtenances of first-class house, that can be
obtained in California, solicits a continuance
of the liberal patronage that his old customers
have heretofore extended to him, and pledges
himself to do ali in his power to merit the
same He would call particular attention 20
these splendid articles of sOld Pony Brandy,
and '-Old Bourbon Whiskey'' that he has on
hand E. S. Pratt, nov, II
Butte record., 1853-11-19
UNITED STATES SENATORIAL ELECTION.

UNITED STATES SENATORIAL ELECTION.
We noticed last week, and condemned the
scheme which is on foot. to bring off the cleo
tion OF t. S Senator this winter. We took
notes" in San Francisco, during late
visit down there. and faith well print
them" We are well satisfied that the effort
Viii be made. and We consider it a fraud
upon the people, we consider 1t our duty to
call their attention to the fact. and express
our own views freely and frankly, as We hope
those engaged in its favor will do also We
consider it our duty, as editor of a paper
especially devoted TO the interests of the
miners, who are entirely unrepresented in
either house Of Congress, to protest against
this scheme. The democracy scattered through
our mountains and valleys want time to con-
suit and confer upon this important subject,
as the question was not raised during the late
canvass, and We did not choose our represent
atives with even the most remote idea that
they would be called upon to exercise or usurp
a power not given, of electing U. S. Senator
next winter Why is this done, and by
whom
BY the custom of every state in the Union,
by all precedent, by right and justice, this
project is forbidden. The Office of U. s. Sen
ator is by the costtution filed by the Legis-
lature OF the State-s provision IN itself
ant-democ-atic, and if arbitrarily exercised
by them, without consulting the wishes of the
people, absolute Z any. But how supremely
ridiculous for q legislature to elect man to
fill a rdeGaey that does not erist
What arrant numskulls of state, Senators
and Representatives would prove themselves
TO be, and what an exhit ition of :" overlapping
ambition" " would the greedy aspirants for
senatorial honors make We admit the
scheme is ridiculous, and would be laughable,
if it did not carry with it the intention of
perpetrating base fraud upon the people of
the State, and especially upon the people OF
the interior San Francisco and Sacrament,
monopc,ize the entire delegation m Congress;
and We claim that the next {. - ator shall
be selec ed from the great bod q se people,
and We are not prepared to doit No Senator
or Representative in the next Legislature can
favor or vote for this move, aha spring the
election Of L. s Senator. and be faithful and
true to his constituents; especially can no
man representing mining or agricultural
county do so without basely betraying the
great interests which he represents, and in
which three fourths of the people Of the State
are engaged We make no war upon San
Francisco or Sacramento; we need them, they
are necessary appendages to US, and we paJ
them we'll for ali they do for us, but they must
not expect all the honors. as well as all the
%laoiuyoer7rc
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MEssRs. HALL & CRANDAL.

" HE facilities now offered by these Cen
4 tlemen to the travelling community be-
tween Sac. s Marysville are unsurpassed by
by any in the state. Large and commodious
eoaches-fast horses and competent Drivers
to say nothing of the Gentlemanly agents
Messrs Graham at Sac, and Rapale at Marys-
vile in the above named places.
This line has already established an enviable
reputation. and will no doubt under the pres
ent able management do away with large
portion of the Steam Boat travel on the Sac,
and Feather river. nov, II.
Butte record., 1853-11-19
TIN MANUFACTORY.

nlCKENSON & STOMBS would respectfully
- inform the citizens of Butte county that
they have opened shop at Bidwell's town for
the mandatory Of all kinds of tin and sheet
Iron ware. Orders filled at short notice. Job
work done with dispatch. Cook and heating
stoves for sale. Nov. II.
Butte record., 1853-11-19
DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERsH1P.

ENHE partnership heretofore 1isting be-
Il tween A. C. Bancroft & J. Mitchell, as,
keepers of the National Hotel, at Bidwells
Town, is this day desolyed. All bills against
the late firm viii be settled by either of the
parties. All persons indebted to the concern
will please, call and settle their accounts
A. c. Bancroft
J. Mitchell
October 10, 1858
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BIDwELL LIVERY STABLE.

~THE subscribers having recently fitted
~ up their extensive barn and stables,
are prepared to furnish quarters for large
number of animals where the best quality of
hay and grain may always be found Saddle
horses to let, stock taken on livery Animals
bought and sold when desired
c. H. Person & Co., nov. u
Butte record., 1853-11-19
MUSEUM RK-opEsrD-

MH CNULT1'S MUSEUM RE-oPENED.-
WI The Elephant ahead and the great sea
serpent having been terminated, has fully re-
covered The great Depot for everything in
the Mercantile line No. 40 street, between
second and third. re-opens this day, and offers
for sale at reduced rates, the largest and best
selected stock of Goods to be found in Califor-
mia. In addition to the great variety on hand
there has been received ex Golden Age, Sea
Serpent and other clippers, large additions
purchased expressly for this market, and at
prices which warrants sales at rates below any
other establishment in the city
The Stock on hand consists in part of
-HARDwARE-
Picks, axes, hoes, long and short handled
shovels, chisels. augers, braces and bits,
planes, screws, sledge and hand hammers. cut,
wrought and horse nails, stocks and dies, pat
ent and spring balances, anvils, vices, smiths
bellows, mill, round and bastard files. trace
chains. carriage bolts, and in fact every des-
cription of Hardware Copper, sheet iron and
zinc, stoves of the most approved styles gro
ceries, provisions, crockery, glassware, Ii
quors, wines, segars, boots and shoes best as
sortment in Cal. Agricultural implements,
just received, threshing machines, tanning
mills, plows, straw cutters, scythes and snaths.
hay forks. &c sc.
Traders are respectfully invited TO call and
be convinced that what We assert is true, viz:
that goods can be had from 20 to 80 per cent
cheaper than at any other establishment in
the city. All goods guaranteed of the best
quality
Orders promptly attended to, at
nov12 If McNULTY's MERCANTILE MUSEUM.
Butte record., 1853-11-19
NOTICE.

HNH0SE of our friends, and others, wishing
Il to become subscribers to the RECORD, and
more particularly those resident in the noun
tain and mining towns Of Butte County, will
confer favor by sending US, without delay,
their names and addresses, and the conveyance
by which they would prefer to have their pa
per sent them. Nov. l2.
Butte record., 1853-11-19

gs- The celebrated buffer, and California
champion John Morrison beat Yankee Sullivan,
in prize fight of 81 rounds, recently at
place called Boston four corners, for wager
of $1,000 side.
Butte record., 1853-11-19

HESS. LARCoMBE.
NHINERS STORE. Wholesale and Retail
W. Dealers in Groceries, Liquors, Provis-
ions, Clothing, and all kinds of Miners sup
plies &c. nov y.
Butte record., 1853-11-19

BNoARDJ J w. & co. Wholesale Dealers in Gro
II ceres Liquors and Provisions; No. JAG street
twhite 'front.' novlZu u
Butte record., 1853-11-19

EUAWoRTH, EELLS * Co.. Importers and Whole
i sale Dealers in Hardware, Tnware, Carriage
Wagons sc. &c, corner of 4lh and streets. novl2
Butte record., 1853-11-19

"AsKELL CO, importers, Jobbers and Whole
Il sale Dealers in Groceries, Provisions Flour. Grain
and Merchandise generally, street, between Sd and
4th sts ovl2-3m
Butte record., 1853-11-19
JOS. GRANT & ARM GUYoL;
BROKERS AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. 9S Merchant Street.
JOSEPH GRANT,
Public. under the New Law.

NUlAlkE-- kSChlbANU POBLlCO.
CO-H-N-NERC CL3L NOT.7RT.
Insurance Claims and averages adjusted Ma
rne Protests Noted and Extended Notaria Documents
Prepared and Authenticated movie
Butte record., 1853-11-19
HENRY MEREDITH,

DROWN. E. L., Importer and Wholesale Dealers
I'D in Groceries, Liquors, &C. &C. FRONT street, one
door below X. noFlz
Butte record., 1853-11-19

UyoLGER. ROBT NJ. Machinery, Hardware and
II Crockery; sign the big pitcher and paddock, 26
] street. between 7th and sth. nov12 If
Butte record., 1853-11-19

EHARLES F. LOTT Attorney and counsel
~ lor at law and notary public, practices in
all the courts of the district, Office three doors
above the National Hotel. nov. -.
Butte record., 1853-11-19

" WELLS-Justice of the Peace & Public
Il . Administrator Deeds, Mortgages, no.
tees of Pre- -emption Claims sc, &C., drawn at
any time. on reasonable terms. Office in the
Court House, Bidwell. nov, y.
Butte record., 1853-11-19

HEOLLlDAY CO, Wholesale Dealers in Flour
Il Il Provisions, Liquors. Produce, ETC., etc. No o.
street. nexi door to the corner of Sd. novl2
Butte record., 1853-11-19

VOUSEMAN. ] H.. Dealer in all kinds OF Parlor
Il u and Cooking Stoves also Tinware OF all descrip-
Ions NJ 9o street noyI2
Butte record., 1853-11-19
Re-Opened.
HERMANCE & BUTTON,

DEALERS n GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
And Miners Tools have removed to No 242 street,
south side between 6th and 9th next to Patchins brick
buill-ug hoFlz
Butte record., 1853-11-19

IRON COLUMS, suitable for buildings; for Gale by
ROBERT NJ. FOLGER,
noyl2 If 2I6 st. between 9Th and sth.
Butte record., 1853-11-19

>" t. SEXTON District Attorney of
w . Butte county Office third door above
National Hotel. nov, 12-:s
Butte record., 1853-11-19

AICDONALD, R. H, Proprietor of the Miner
VH Drug Store No 1891 street. between 5th and 9Th;
Importer and Dealer in Drugs, Fresh Herbs- Pate nj
Medicine, Oil, Paints, Brushes, Perfumery, sc.
novl2 3m
Butte record., 1853-11-19

UDlONEER ENGRAVING ESTABLISHMENI- =
The subscriber having made extensive alterations
in their establishment are nov prepared 70 execue v
sinking stensil plate cutting door plate engraving en-
bossine and copper and steel psie printing, view Of
buildings and stores, wedding and visiting eaus ho.s
Butte record., 1853-11-19

NacWILLIAMs s CO., Dealers in Wines, Spirits
NA and Malt Liquors, X st. bet. Front and ID
novI2-3m