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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-23

QUESTIONS FOR HINDoos.--We End in an
exchange, the following questions which are
worthy of consideration. We should like to
hear from some of our anti Catholic Know
Nothings on the subject.
Did Professionalism suffer when Catholic
France sold TO the United States the territory
Of Louisiana?
Did prctestantism suffer when catholic Spain
sold TO the L. States the territory Of Florida :
Did Professionalism suffer when Catholic
Mexico ceded to the United States the terri
tory of California;?
Would Professionalism suffer were Catholic
Spain to sell to the United States theisland OF
Cuhs'
Ii Cuba, by a revolution, were to gain its
independence, would not the course now pur-
sled by the Know Nothings deter her from an
nexaton to this country, when her religion is
made ground Of Disqualification il the ad-
ministration of the government
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-23

"TEMFEnAvcE Carsv SrIIL IaIrRorfrG.'
The peaceful dcuizeus # B.dseH we're startled
from their usual quietncss en- Thursday eve
ming by tremendous explosion and a bright
light issuing frem the store cf Duttcn & Co.
Several OF cur c;t;zens rushed in. when they
found it was occasioned by the explosion OF a
leg Of brandy They were in the act Of
drawing the liquor from ,he keg, when the
candle came in contact with it, and an expo-
sion followed, SCATTERING the keg, but strange
TO relate the person holding the kcg was nm
injured. ! young man kaawl h the eupho-
nious cognolnen Of Plumb-Bab. Who touched
of this extraordinary torTe Q, was consider
ably injured, and has, We unlers,ai,d 6eclar-
cd his intention Of becoming a Son Of Temper
anee. This was danger Of which the Bid
wellites had not the rcma;est idea, not being
accustomed to that description Of liquor.
The Arm JuLr The c.Hzaus Of Bidvcll
are making arrangems fY celebrating the
approaching TIA n an appropriate manner
A committee Of arrangements has been ap-
pointed, who sre proceeding with their lsbors.
and who viii publish a programme in tho next
number of our paper We believe it is the
intention Of the committee to erect stand
in some appropriate place. where an grafton
viii be delivered, and the Declaration Of In
dependence read, aher which Dinner viii he
served at the National and the performance
Of the day closed with dance. The whole TO
be conducted after the fashion Of the "0ld
felix's al home" A cordial ayi;a;ion IS cx-
tended to persons DESTROYS q participating 10
the ceremonies Of the ever memorable coca
sion.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-23

At Democratic meeting held at the house
of JoHN CAsAD, on Mosquito Greek, on the
10th inst, the following Preamble and Reso-
lutions, were unanimously adopted:
Uhereas, This government was formed in
an open honorable manner, and has been thus
far, so preserved, and whereas We believe its
founders, would have sc0rned to accomplish
its formation in a secret and underhand man
ner. and whereas we believe il il necessary 10
its ultimate safety and success, that all poiti-
cal matters, be open and honorable, Therefore,
Resolved, That our delegate be instructed
to support no man in Convention. who belongs
to any secret political order.
Resolved, That political secrecy is one of
the most effective instruments of tyrants and
would be extremely unsafe when introduced
into government like onrs.
Resolved, That it has been the boast of the
Democratic party, that no man should be pro
scribed for opinions sake; that there is danger
to this, one of the main pillars Of our govern
ment at this time Of excited fanaticisn, re
ceiving fatal blow in the dark, ana that
eternal vigilance was never more necessary
than now.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-23

SAN Francisco AGEScv.-We have ap-
pointed SIR THosfAs B5zcE agent for the
REcoaD in San Francisco. He can be found
81 81 Merchant street. and at room No. O.
up stairs, Irop Baiidng, northeast coTaer CT
A0n,g osiery and Washington streets.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-23

On motion Of Mr.. Ever. Mr. Morgan was declared the
unanimous nominee OF the Convention for Member OF
Assembly Nj Morgan appeared and thanked the
Convention fer The honor conferred upon hin, and sta
ted his determination to labor diligently for the success
Of The Democracy over their nocturnal enemy.
Nominations for Sheriff being in order, the names of
Messrs Freer, H. U. Jennings, and y r. Pl.nn, were
announced rs candidates for he nomination. The Con-
veniion then proceeded informal balot with the
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-23
DEmc CRATIC rIogz

Tor .heDl5er of Assembly,
DAVID Z EfoRGA7s.
For Sheriff,
P. FREER.
FIR County clesk,
MILES CHAPIT.
FIR assessor.
II. J. MORRISON.
FIR Prosecaiiag -ffiogmfy,
THOS. WELLS.
For Treasurer.
c. A BANCROFT
For CouRfy suS0eyor.
JAMES 5. LONG.
Far CORNER,
". L. URT0N,
For ttJ3te -admiais',a'or.
RANDALL HOBART.
For Go Sup't Of Common, Schools,
GEO. II. CROSETTE.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-23
MarysyiIIc Correspondence.

Evansville, June Is, 1855
Ed. REcoRp:-i have written you tire letters within
the last ten days, aud yet have received
The fault presume is in the Expresses,
We held our Democratic Co. Convention on Saturday
last the Oregon House. for the election of delegates
TO the State Convention. Il the most harmonious
meeting that l ever assembled together Nearly
every precinct in the county represented and
eryhng went off smoothly and 10 the entire satisfaction
Of every present The following pledge was sub
niited ia the Convention by the Hon G Fairfax, and
adopted amid the most deafenins applause:
We. the undersigned members Of the Democrat &c
Convention held this day at the Oregon House, luba
county, dc hereby pledge our HONOR that severaly
no: members of the secret associations commonly
known as Know holdings" or the ''Amrfican Order,
and thai We are opposed TO al secret political associa-
lions whateyur'
As each delegates called BY the Secretary.
he came forward aud sgned il. After the delegates
had signed this pledge, several outside Democrats
asked the privilege of putting their down. which
was granted. Among these Judge Bryan, john
A. Paxton. John Rose. and e eat many oiher promi
neat Democrats 1t is the intention of Judge Bryan 10
stump the Stale, whether he is nominated or not.
Men arc leaving the Know Nothings here 10y dozens
beard X. " say day that he would bet $500 that
they would lose three for every they made from
This time cut The electon and Ills the presence
of several X. NJ. Yours. OLD HICKORY
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.EbssF oee 81 ssls ~ order o. the Hes cours efPro-
haze 81 tie u Hartfs Il. PREMISES ksora a. GROVE
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'THE UNITED STATES MECHANICAL

i sTRRET-cLEAyIN0 COMPANY are row prepared 70
with CosDorsfOIs tortrctor 1urDrike Psrk
reed G. sliss for CLEANING STREETS sad HIGHWAYS
Ct essry cescrIcn By tie year moth ME Ia any part of
tLe ntcc The syeu q ScayenfLs s0pted ~ ths
Company, together with eir sweeping aud Cea1ns lVp.n.
h received the ksbest ions ffo the Pres and
ssfbofiss city where ey have of<rttA Thenens
% tL usehoes betns oEy y-usb a. eaent stressn
Of the sgrfsce.
eobbf ftore pasemenfs n1ozd1aEt rosda re-
stect they tie efso3y Of every eva engineer who
fhs corsfrtion ard mode q opsrson Ia
ard they simplify the whole 81
su.hores % have any cesnsd <s-
oush 4 : lev kozr- for particular Ad5res<
SMITH, sKCKELLk Co,
No IS Brosdwsy. Newton, No. no soz,b Ffg1ta,
Pkas<eIcnia-
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Amusemeuts.

A c A ID f NJ Y of VI L 5 ] c.
"A Maine ANNA De Ia GRANGE
WI spresr = ksE iss0iss re q Rosi1s j. Ross-s Coax
OPEN Of
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE,
On FRIDAY EVENING. June l.
Fer As tine only, whcA oecA,o- she WI Gas tie e>e
hrs.ed HUNG4 RlAS MELODY ~ E-keH, sai q GaAgD
BALsk Dl BRANJRA oocaYosed ~ herself
ss<ncxi LORlNI, XORELLI, RONERE al MARISi
.r2 sAso sVpes-.
Axse2 Dreotor ssd cos1seto- lRDIrI
ss,s nay b scczred Hal seas Jc.e's Nc. SIS Bro.d
~ Nss NoFdss Kings AID ~ toe Bon oos q Ina Ass1
rre TAen.sscs-Pr7setts P.-,7.r.e Gree sas Fs. or
s.s 80 Secured 81 g; F3-y Cee, s. cents AEpAiEAsstsr
pssu SPA .; u s'oloek the oper, to ecln-nee "a
Il r SMITH. TOUR OF EUROPE AND
u a. fizGk OF sEvAsTOPOL--There = BAT ere opsso1,
~ rsoa Interesting kxhh-oE a q JOHN 2
WIVES GRAND TOUR OF EUROPE 40 SIEGE OF
IA VA SfDfUL or1rs go ysevs w3s e the pr,si-
Ae>vs % H1<-esi = Egrcps 0ea- weAs 81 ne Coarsr
Sap ,EsE, <-sE Wasted ths KxAaAioa u Lr0doz
ys~-h esr kinsser sas I. .ss1rs4ly the esses-
a. A<zs an1 Ts<ky the high
y.s~ apo b tkr rsbis and the prss" Al he
NS>< Eoons, BE - bros1ssy. EVERY EvESISG, Gg
- szS sAllkDAf a. sseioek Ths P4zs Assoc b.
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HORACE GREELEY.
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IN cf LIBRARIAN Of the Sew-York Society Library
vacant Applicants the skton Will pelse ssnd Va their tee
nouss ioihwiih addressed tie Library COMMITTEES Ct
The New.York soclsty Library. Bible House, Ssw-fOk"
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TAX CoNsissiosEss' OFYios,
No. 81 Char befssi., bsssnent VI New City Hal
NOTICE to TAX-PAYEkS.-The ASSESS
~ MENT ROLLS q the several Wad Of the City Of New
Al be opened for eKamialion and review from MON
DAY the zl May, until MONDAY tho 25th day of Jsns.
inclusive. All DESTROYS u examining and corrccns
the sid Rolls requested to inte sppcatn TO the undef
sued Lnen Office between the hours Of A. NJ and r. NJ
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fosi ano fonn0.

NOTE LOST-CAUATION.--A persons are
~ eantned sssrs purehsns nesats,ns ior NOTE Cor
81 $50 dated May n 1855, % days drawn By HOR ACE ~
DAY and irdoeL Payment has stooy,l
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N given that THOMAS C. BROWN and HENRY DINA
RF 81 partners under the std firm u BROWN DEM
subfcer ali their parnerhp estate tor the es~ oeneot
OF their err dto and that he ssd TA0mas G. Brown and Hen
~ Deusrest hi. day male Of
tier individual the utscrber fs the elus bcnsh Of
their credoIs snd that the creditors VI si 6m and
Of said Thomas Brown and Of said Henry Dsmest must
hln their respective claims uBer oath Affirmation 20 tho
three months the date hc4eOf-Dated
Pstsrson ~ J., Msy 10, 1854 JOHN J. BROWN, Asgnso.
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The Rcneyo,ent and the Medical Profession ar.

invited b. present the opening services at the WUnans
Hosplial, No. IS Madison-sv SATURDAY. June AZ IL
NJ Addresses will be made by several dstDs shed Clergy
aen and ether gentlemen By order Of the Board
S. NJ WEBSTER Secretary.
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GREAT IRISH sTORY :


vi HORACE WATERS, No. SS3 Broadway.
81, Music Pianos. Me9dsons AM Musical
Inunens of kinds g-so'ly rednced prices H
nerf j the largest IL the United STAGE.
LATE PUBLICATIONS.
Bhght Things never Die,' Right Wrong and
"hLycg Woo" three bssu.u Song. by the Hutehnson,
lhe tsf By Ss-er Abby a1d BY them With
1hce listened these yocaists will
the st0ve their best pieces
Sam song b. j. y. Bacon; title page eL15elsled with
tcna fde r: that mysterious person.z thr3u "a
geo 3 swinging Polka" By the popular oomp1ser
1hcnts BLrsTi the latest Son BIS pen,
psriirg bridal feast, The besr Sparkling
Poks b. the sane composer has reached ia 18th edl snt
e sti.l having immense ssle IS ceu,A NJ. WATERS
vhes Be undeTstood be has ssselfed c1u7r0
ise LE returning the old kzh taTf II prices l.
cefrtd
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~ vteuen, for proposals for baAdng Bridge the
Delaware RIVER At Hao'. Eddy Is hereby withdraw.
Aiddletown. May ~. lS5a &. CLARK 4 Co