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MISS Carroll" We hope it will be borne
In mind, and announced on all occasions, when
quotations arc male. that Miss Anna Ella Car.
roll Is grand daughter Of Charles Carroll. OF
Caroiton, signer Of the Declaration Of indie
pendence, neice Ofthe Archbishop of this name
and daughter Of Ex-Governor Carroll of Mary
land
We extract the above budget of falsehoods
from the New York organ Of Cassalli and other
unnaturalized vagabonds and infdels who
have undertaken TO reform the institutions and
lawson our Countrywide Crus0dey-wth which
journal the lady in question has formed
scriboilng connection, writing for it after the
Miss Bunkley fashion.
Now we have the highest authority for
stating that the Miss Anna Ella Carroll named
above, Is in no way connected with or related
to the family Of Charles Carroll, Of Carrollton
or with Archbishop Carroll. The latter named
was the cousin, and not the son of the former
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-04

FFIRST GRAND BALL OF THE
~ Season-The members Of the Terpsi-
chore Club most respectfully announce to their
friends and patrons that they will give their sec
ond Grand Annual Ball at Odd Fellows Hall
Navy Yard on MONDAY EVENING, Septem-
her 81, 1855.
Particulars in future advertisement.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-04

z 1.-THE ASSEMBLIES CHURCH, COR
49, ner 5th and streets, Rev. ANDREW G.
cARoTHERs, Pastor, will preach to- morrow (Sab-
Dath) at IL a. m. and O'Clock D. m
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-04

EXCURSION The Excursion to the
W. White House Of the Brotherhood Of the
L uon will take place on TU ESDAY, August 9TH
1865.
The boat will leave the City Wharf at O'Clock
p. m, Navy Yard ~ and Alexandria at 3h.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR.
For particulars see posters. au 3-d*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-04

FNOTICE.-The Books Of the Columbus
~ Building Association are yet open, and
will remain open until August Doth, 1855.
Persons DESTROYS to subscribe for shares can do
SO by making application to the undersigned
g. A. SCHWARZMAN, Sec,
No. Is p. .. Depart or 410 Ninth st.
iv sS-wt3w
Butte record., 1855-11-10
Volume 3rd.


The present number of the Record COM
mences its 3rd volume. Two years ago when
the Record first made its appearance, many
doubted the success of the undertaking; but
Notwithstanding such predictions, and many
other embar RAISING and untoward circum-
stances, the paper still survives, and enjoys a
patronage hardly second to any weekly paper
in the State The question is not now wheth-
er Butte County will sustain paper, but how
many will she sustain: Towns are springing
up within the count! as if by magic, and each
town must have its presto chronicle its big
strikes and herald its importance to other
portions of our rapidly advancing State
0phir, which, Elk months since could only
number one or two shingle and rag buildings,
now boasts her press and enumerates her in
habitants by thousands. Wyandott is making
new discoveries, and only needs full head of
water to rival the former place. She now
stands literally the great unwashed, with her
thousand miles of dirt glittering with precious
ore-ready to yield from twenty-five cents to
81 per pan, or produce cornstalks sixteen feet
high The South Feather Water Company 5
Ditch is slowly but surely approaching this
vast gold field Of chunks, and when il is COM
pleted Wyandott will ctfcr inducements to the
miner, unsurpassed by any porti,n Of the
State In the course of the ensuing six
months we should not be surprised to see Wy
andott claiming to be city and to see her pa
per urging the n ecessity of municipal gov
ernment. To those who not familiar wit tn
the section of which we are speaking, this
may seem visionary; but many a fortunate
miner knows that supply of water will ac-
complsh all we predict of Wyandott Then
there is Forbestown, already a place of con-
siderable note, and whose prospects are
Frightening as the ditch nears its completion,
we suppose will soon see the necessity of hav-
ing paper, and water will enable her to do
so if she chooses. Her energy and enterprise
is untiring, and in this age of intelligence it
romans to be seen how long she will do with
out an Archimedean lever to assist in moving
the world. 1t only requires water to enable
Butte like Ell Dorado, to support half doz
en- papers, and do whatever else may please
her majesty. The press is a powerful en-
gine' '-especially in Califor nia-it it has a
water power.
In entering upon its 3rd volume, the Record
extend thanks to its democratic friends and
patrons all, and with their permission. will
make appointments for weekly visits during
has the pleasure of announcing to its 10000
readers, that the Kye Eye epidemic, so fatal
to many ofits democratic cotemporaries, has
not effected its health or prosperity in the
least Water is all that is wanting to sepa-
rate the gold from the tailings, and leave
Butte democratic.
Butte record., 1855-11-10
Latest From the Oregon War.

The late papers from Oregon contain ac-
counts Of many atrocities as having been per-
petrated by the sayages and there appears
to have been an understanding among several
tribes in different localities as to a general
attack upon the whites at near the same time.
Thus it shows that in the Rogue River valley
serious outbreaks occur at the same time as
in. the vicinity of the D.lles, on the Columbia
river.
Gov Curry has made requisition for one
thousand volunteers, which has been cheer
fully and speedily Responded to, and at latest
accounts this number of re, had been armed
and duly organized marched to the field OF
operations in the viciuity of the Dalles.
Several hundred regulars under Maj Hal
Ter had previously been repulsed by large
band of Indians, with loss of one fifth of the
Majors command. The troops were praised
for their bravery, and their skill in getting
off as well as they did, managing a retreatirg z
battle for several hours.
The Governor of Washington Territory had
also issued proclamation and raised several
companies, which were Immediately marched
into service.
Two man-of-war vessels in Puget Sound
had been pretty well drained Of their ammu-
milton and arms to furnish volunteers already
enlisted
For once it seems our northern friends are
fully aroused to the necessity Of waginga war
of determination upon all the unfrendly saw
age tribes on their coast. That it will be
done is now earnestly hoped, and that it
should be done is no longer doubted, even by
those who formerly were first and foremost in
paying the Indians for their brutal outrages
by presenting them with large outfits of blan-
kets and other valuables.
Butte record., 1855-11-10

survivors of course fed, precipitately, and
those who reached San Juan among others
taking to the woods, but fears are entertained
that the massacre was made still more terri
BILE than even rumor reports.
We also loarn that on the arrival OF the
Uncle Sam at San Juan, she was boarded by
a detachment of Walkers men. who seized two
pieces of cannon belonging to the vessel and
removed them to the shore, from whence they
were taken to Virgin Bay and placed on
board one of tho Transit Company's boat;
which had also been seized by the revolution
lists.
With this boat, thus armed, Captain Parker
II. French proceeded to San Carlos and at
tempted the reduction of the fort. He sent
ashore an officer with demand to surrender
but instead of listening to his message, the
commander put him in irons
The attack was then commenced and con-
tinued for some hours with much vigor, but
without success, ard after sustaining heavy
loss the assailants retired.
Butte record., 1855-11-10

All persons interested, are hereby notified
that we, the undersigned, Will apply to tn.
Board Of Super visors in and for Butte { .uo.v.
i'll the State of California, at .heir next se.s- ,
to be held at Bidwell in SAID COUNTY Oh tls
first Monday in November, 1855, for reen,,
to construct Toll Bridge across the Main.
Branch Of Feather River, about one and n bolf
miles below Bidwell in said County. at OR p.,r
the Junction Of the North Fork Of SAID river
and Immediately above said Junction Of said
North Fork OF said river with said Main stc,.
or Branch Said bridge is desg gucd to conneo,
the travel leading from Marysvlle in Yub,
County via. Lyuchburg and 0Thir in Butte
County, to the American valley in Pluma,
County via. Jacks Ranck in But County.
GARDNER COVE,
JESSE b EMERY.
SAMUEL l. H Mt.
Bidwell Butte County. oct 9th. 1855
ct IS #
Butte record., 1855-11-10
The News from Nicaragua ,

We give in another column the Nicaragua
news, from the Sun extra, the particulars
of which as follows: On the 9th ult
Lieut.. Fry, P. II. French, and the company
who left San Francisco, took possession of the
Transit company's boat, and steamed to the
Fort of San Carlos. but were repulsed On the
arrival of the boa: again at Virgin Bay, she
was taken possession by of Col. Walker, ac-
companied by force of go Americans and
500 natives. Under full head of steam he
dashed up the lake, and anded within three
miles of Grenada, the headquarters and
stronghold of the Government. The enemy
appears to have been taken altogether by sur
prise, for the report is that the town was taken
son the dead rum" without the loss of man
on Walkers side, and the death of but two or
three of the natives. Before he left Virgin
Bay, Walker spread the report that he medi-
tated another attack upon Rivas, which was
occupied by Guaadiola with 100 men, The
rtse was successful The report in the .flta
says:
Walker passed San Jorge, the e,nbarcade-
~ VI IlNdo, anu Win Il lull neau OF steam,
dashed up the lake, and on the morning of the
lth Oct landed about three miles below Gre
NADIA, and Immediately forming his men,
marched upon the city, which was under the
command, we believe, of Gen Gonzales, who
had ttree hundred men, and about FIVE hun
dred prisoners, whom he offered to liberate
if they would join him in repelling the inva-
der. This the captives refused, raising tre-
mendous shouts for walker the Liberator!'
A few shots were exchanged, the enemy firing
from the houses and barricades, and Walkers
men forcing their way from the Ialteva toward
the Plaza, which was soon in their possession
Only one man ofWa'ker's command was hurt,
and about fourteen killed and wounded among
the enemy"
1t appears, however, that while Walker was
entering the Plaza of Grenada, Guardiola,
seeing that he had been deceived, made de-
scent upon Virgin Bay,where, upon observing
the passengers bound to New York clustered
around the Transit office of Judge Gushing,
and mistakiug them for part of Walkers COM
maud, they fired upon them, killing consid-
cradle number
The position of the beligerents seems to be
reversed. Walker has possession of Grenada
and the district of the interior adjacent, and
Guardiola has possession of the Transit route
Virgin Bay, AMI San Juan.
Butte record., 1855-11-10

r. L J. CZAPKAY' s Medical and Surg.
Institute is becoming a ''sine qua non" to
welfare of our State and health Of our
zens, and his rapidly spreading reputa
although it may excite surprise, is but
signal of Skill, and follows as the naturai
feet of such a cause. We are personally
quainted with gentlemen who had suft
for years under chronic disease, and who )
taken advantage Of erery available MT
that promised relief, but without success VI
they called upon DR.. L J Czapkay, who
an incr dibie short space of time has g.'
them entire relief The DR. conducts his
stitute Ii a manner that must be satsfact'
to all his patients. He examines, advises .
recommends without charge, and the patti
after hearing his terms Of treatment Cal
cept or reject at pleasure This VIC cous
fair wy of doing business, whereas
i'4uire consultation fee, although the
suitation mny not be satisfactory. In ~
does the DR. make a charge unless he effec
rure. This he is able to do, because he
The confidence which long experience has z
and no doubt the consolation which an
fains TO that confidence Persons afmcted
either Acute or Chronic disease, would do
t. consult the DR., at all events it can d
harm, as Tor consultation he asks no iec
-ipes he insist on obedience to his adv
less the patient places himself under l.
Hiss Offices are No | and ARM0RY
-orner Of Sacramento and Montgome
"a Il Francisco, Cal
Butte record., 1855-11-10
Masonic.

At regular meeting of Butte Lodge No
90, h. and A. NJ, it was resolved that commit
tees be appointed to draft resolutions express
sive of their deep regret of the death of their
brothers, ALLEN EDWARDS and WIN B Cory,
and the following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAs-It has pleased the Grand Mas
ter of the Universe, to call our esteemed bro
ther Allen Edwards, from labor to refresh
ment-from toll, sickness and pain, to rest
and reward, therefore,
Resolued-That We, the members of Butte
Lodge No. sc, do deeply regret the di>pensa-
ton of divine Providence by which our bro
ther was torn from our society and midst, and
by which we are deprived of a valuable and
worthy brother, ard society CT worry men,
Der.
Reso1voa-That in the protracted and pain
ful illness, and in the death Of our deceased
brother, are strikingly admonished of the
vanity of all earthly things, and CT the casu
alties and uncertainties Of life, but more es-
peciany Of the fact that death will sooner or
later overtake all that is earthly.
Resoired--That though our brother fell.
when, according to the evidences of nature he
was in the evening of life, we nevertheless Ii
ment his departure from among US, and the
great loss which the community at large have
sustained and at the same time express the
cheering hope and belief that his race has en-
ded in reward, his works in eternal refresh
mcns on high.
Resolvcd--That We sympathise with the rel
atives and friends of the deceased, in their ir-
repairable loss.
ReSoiucd-That these resolutions be rub-
lshed in the Butte Record" ard two copies
sent to Russell Lodge, No. lis, at Vilula, Rus
sell county, at Alabama, one of said copies to
be for the use of said Lodge, from which de-
ceased hailed, and one copy to be by said
lodge sent or handed to the relatives of de
ceased.
Butte record., 1855-11-10
State of California john VI" "a''"ce' pun
VI \ Andrew Bailey, deft


The People of the State Of California to
Andrew Bailey-Greetng
W OU are hereby commanded TO be and ap-
Il pear before me at my office in Elizabeth
town, on the I'd day of October, A. d 1855,
at Ii o'clock, A NJ, of said day, to answer to
4 complaint Of Indebtedness, filed against you
by John ". Wallace, the plaintiff, i'll my Office,
for the sum Of eghty-one dollars; said debt
appears to be due upon an account for sundries
furnished. amounting to he above stated sum,
which the plaintiff in accordance with law has
sworn to before me, his affidavit being OIL file
Herein, fail not to appear, or Judgment will
be taken by plain;itf for such sum by default
and against you, together with costs of suit
Given under my hand at office, this the II tn
day Of September, A. D., 1855
LEWIS STARK, ,J.P.
WHEREAS, it appearing to me from the
affi iavit flied, that the plaintiff has just
cause Of action against the defendant; and it
further appearing that the said defendant
cannot after due diligence, he found in thu
State, therefore make an order that notice
be given by publication Of the summons in tn,
Butte Record for two weeks successfully, as q
paper most likely TO give notice to defendant
Dated at EiiZabethtown, this 18th day Of
September, 1856
LEWIS STARK.
ser22L46-2t Justice of the Peace.
Butte record., 1855-11-10
TFOS. WELLS. J
" d VI 7 7 IN
A. L. CIIAMBEkLIN. J

WHEREAs-It has pleased the Grand Mas
ter Of the Universe to call cur esteemed broth
er, Vim B. Cory, from scene of toll, sufFe, =
ing and pain, to one of enjoyment and haFp-
ness, therefore
Rfsolred-That we the members and breth-
rem of Butte Lodge No. G6, deeply regret the
affecting dispeusation Of Divine Providence
which has deprived US of ;he society and ser
vices of so valuable friend and brother.
Resoloed-That in the brief painful illness
and death of Bro. Cory, We acknowledge a
striking admonit ton Of the uncertainty Of hu-
man life, and the immutable certainty OF
death and that again the Divine admonition
''be ye also ready" is heralded to cur ears.
ResO{vcd-That while We deeply regret :ht
death of our brother, in life's prime and Wig
or, We rejoice in the pleasing hope that he is
only transported from a scene of toll and suf-
ferring to a world of joy and bliss unending
where the wicked cease to trouble, and the
weary are at rest"
BesOlUed--That We do most heartily con-
dole with the bereaved relatives and friends
of our deceased brother, in their sudden pri-
vation Of him who is fallen, and recommend
to them the consoling consideration that their
loss is his eternsl gain"
Reso'Ucd--That these resolutions be pub
lished ia the Butte Record ard copy
thereof sent to Salem Lodge, Massachusetts
from which Bro. Cory hailed, and . coIy tC
his relatives.
THOS WELLS, }
MILES CHAPLIN, Com
H HARRIS
Butte record., 1855-11-10
SIZE RIFFS SALE

e eY vrture Of IN execution issued by W S.
nS Stafford a Justice Of the Peace III and for
Bldwell Township, Butte county and state of
California, in an action of q. II. Crosette VS.
A. Fargo & Co, duly attested the 9TH day OF
November, A. D. 1855, have levied upon and
taken in execution all of the right, title, and
interest Of the aforesaid Company in and to
one Ferry Boat, two Ropes and two Tacle
Block, and appurtenaces thereto belonging.
which | will sell ut Public Sale, on Friday
Nov. l6, A d. 1855, at o'clock p NJ at the
National hotel, Bid we'll. Terms, cash
Dated at Bidwell this Nov. 9th. A 1855
nl-tt z. FKEER, Sheriff
Butte record., 1855-11-10
NyO-Tr 49,
AZ - - EG .

The Stockholders Of the South Feather
Water Company, are hereby notified tbat the
Trustees Of said Company, have lev.sl an IS
sessment of 10 per cent upon each sLpre Of
stock held b. them, and that the same is pay
able at the Compary's Office, Forbesto,su On
or tefore the 18th day Of Noyember, 1853
By order Of the Board.
NJ. H DAREACu Sce'y.
October l2th. 1855 a 4.
Butte record., 1855-11-10
LOST

On the lst day OF Nov, near Lynchlur~
a Pocket book, containing note for 81 5lo
dated Sacramento River, Butte Co., july 2a,,
1855, sighed by Conrad Pfeil and Joseph P;cr-
son, and lue the 2lst Jan, 1856. ANY pers-,
finding it will confer a favor on the sub.c-i
Der by forwarding it to the Ophir po.t oaies
The public Is cautioned against purchasing
said note. CHAS WHITE
VFhlF. WOW =, leo9. nl-3t-pds4
Butte record., 1855-11-10
NICIEEE.

To tax payers Of Butte County is hereby
given that the State and County tax for ,Ls
current year, 1855, is nov due Mt the Sheriff 3
ofice i'll Bidwell, and all taxes remaining rr-
paid after the third Monday OF October, 4 , ,
1855, will be subject to the extra per cent-Sl
allowed by law. Office hours, fr IN Q to Il
o'clock, A. NJ and from to o'clock. N
every day of the week, (Sundays) excep,e.
P. FkEEK, Collector.
RidWeN Oct 5ib IS55
Butte record., 1855-11-10

FAILURE OF A BANKING House. The
Banking House of Messrs Sanders & Brenham
San Francisco, suspended on Saturday. On
Monday attachments were taken out to the
amount of Sis, ,S55, S60,O eco of which was
for moneys due the United States.
Butte record., 1855-11-10

FOREIGN MINERS TAx.-Since the late law
went into effect. increasing the tax on Chinese
miners, the Auburn Press says that there has
been a deficiency in the amount of revenues
collected in Placer county
Butte record., 1855-11-10
Bidwel, Oct. 5lh, 1856.
COUNTY rREAsUaHRs cFrrt =
BiDwELL, July 28th. loo

DIDW Ell, July Zoth, Io0o-
Notice is hereby given, that all persons
holding Butte County Warrants payable fr, 3
the general fund, registered between Noycncer
4th., 1852, and January 1st 1853, that TIE
same will be redeemed on presentation, at r
office. And notice is further given, that f..
and after this date, said warrants will cen, d..
bear interest. r. T. VAN NORDEN,
je30S4tf Treasurer Of Butte Co Cal
Butte record., 1855-11-10
N0-YrE-

To all whom it may concern, th1t claiu
the right to work the bed Of Feather River
above Rock Island, next season, by Fiune anil
Head Dim, known as the Montczuma Claim,
Rock Island, Oct. 10th, 1855.
Butte record., 1855-11-10

VoLcASo.-The citizens of Volcano, Arua-
dor county, are discussing the propriety of
Incorporating their town. The Ledger con-
tains an article favorable to the proposed
Incorporation. The same paper gives a fat
tering account Of the prosperity Of the place,
there about.
Butte record., 1855-11-10
NOTICE.

Whereas my wife, MALNDA, has this d.v
left my bed and board, without any just prov.
icaton, this is therefore to notify all r.erson,
that am not responsible nor will nav opv
debts of her contracting after this date.
J. }. MlTCHFL
bluWell, Oct 0U, 1000. E0t
Butte record., 1855-11-10

THE RAvELs.-This justly celebrated fam
lily are playing at the American Theatre in
San Francisco. They may visit Sacramento
during the winter. but no theatre in the state
is so well adapted to their performances as
the American
Butte record., 1855-11-10

ES-The person who was rested on charge
of murder for shooting man he caught in the
act Of stealing one of his horses, (as stated in
last weeks paper,) has been acquitted.
Butte record., 1855-11-10

va Joseph Gluckauf, Esq, has just re-
ceived a splendid addition to his general as
sortment of goods. And as he obtained them
on reasonable terms, thus he proposes to
dispose of them. Cali aud see him, as he is
willing to be tried
Butte record., 1855-11-10
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

a LII THOSE INDEBTED TO THE UN-
are kindly requested to give
us call, procure receipt in full, with our
grateful acknowledgements We are particu-
lsrly anxious to retain our credit below, and
if all these indebted will give US a helping
hand, We can soon cancel all our liabilities
S z. LADD
S.ringtoEn. June 80, 1855. je23
Butte record., 1855-11-10

MARYsvILLE AGENcY. - The friends and
patrons of the Record in Marysville are here
by informed that o. AMY & Bro are our only
authorized agents for the transaction Of all
business connected with our newspaper estab-
lishmeut in that city. All orders left with
them, at their Book Store, on First street, will
receive prompt attention.
Butte record., 1855-11-10

FORREST THEATRE.-The talented troupe
from the American theatre at San Francisco
with Edwin Booth at their head, are playing
an engagement at this neat little place OF
amusement at Sacramento.
Butte record., 1855-11-10

0PPosrrIoN.-At DoEnieEille in this State
the BARRIERS have been shaving the people for
nothing and treating them to champagne in
the bargain We know Of some individuals
who would get shaved every day at those
rates
Butte record., 1855-11-10

SECRETARY OF STArE-Mr. Hampstead
obtained possession of the Great Seal of State
and the official papers of the Office on Mon
day. The business of the State Department
will therefore henceforward meet with no in
terruption.
Butte record., 1855-11-10

MuRpERous AssAULT.-Mr. Benjamin Bast
of the Memal Ranch, was recently assaulted
By one of bis workmen with large butcher
knife The wounds are numerous and severe
but not considered fatal.
Butte record., 1855-11-10

THNKsGIyING.-His Excellency Gov Big
Ter has issued 3 proclamation recommending
Thursday the Goth i-st., as day of Thanks
giving.
Butte record., 1855-11-10

A-The Sacramento City Council have un-
der consideration project to furnish the city
with water by means Of an artesian we'll.
Butte record., 1855-11-10
no rcl

All parties having claims against tie Rock
Island Co, are requested to send them in I'M
ms 5diately for liquidation at the Shade Hyt.l,
to }. " Ghkyson. BY order
n5l-3t G. J FEHG USON, Sec'y RICO.
Butte record., 1855-11-10
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feANE into the enclosure IF the subscriber
" On the 10Th day Of October, sorrel
Mule with Spanish and Ameucan brands on
left bip The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges, and take him away, or
he will be disposed Of according to law
EMANUEL MALLON.
Eagle Ranch, 0phir Township, Nov. 5, 1853
Inl-3il
Butte record., 1855-11-10

5S-We are indebted to Mr.. McWILLIAMs
of Eyerts & Co s Express, for flies of Califor-
MIA papers during the week, for which he will
please accept our thanks.