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Butte record., 1855-02-17
MORE SPECIAL LEGISLATION

The Legislature recently passed law
providing for the payment in cash of the
salary of the County Judge of Sacra-
mento County. This bill was very
properly vetoed by Governor Bigler.
A similar bill uaking the same provision
for the payment of the County Judge of
Yuba county, had recently passed the
Senate, but the veto of the iormor bill,
may have the effect to prevent its pas
sage in the Assembly.
The course pursued by Governor Big
ler in vetoing these measures Of favorit-
ism, will meet with hearty ap-
proyal of the public, and should the leg
islature continue to pass such measures
Notwithstanding the veto of the Gov
ernor, they will only ucceed in bringing
odium upon themselves. Governor Big
Ter is right, and it would have been a
difficult task in these querulous times.
to have found man who would have
discharged the duties of the Office Of
Governor in better fifth to the whole
interests of the State than has Governor
Bigler.
Justice to all, and favoritism to none,
is our motto. Would the Legislature
act upon the recommendations Of the
Governor, the necessity for special leg
islation would soon be done away with
and the State enabled to meet her cur.
rent eXuenseS in cash
Butte record., 1855-02-17
EXPRESS FAyops

We are under Obligations to Singer &
Co, for Sacramento and San Francisco
papers delivered on Sunday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday, and for the Times and
Transcript on Thursday. Also, for pack
age containing pair of boots.
To f. d. Everts & Co. on Thursday
FOR Marysville paper, and one letter con-
taining 50,
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NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the South Feather Wa
ter Company are hereby notified, that the
Trustees ofsaid Company, have levied fourth
assessment, of ten per cent. upon each share
of stock, and that the same is ordered to b.
paid on the Goth of March, 1855, together
with all arrearages upon former assessments
By order of the Board.
NJ II DARRACH,
Forbestown, Feb. 18th, 1855. Sec'ry
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is upon US. The fearful code Of Judge
Lynch is triumphant throughout state.
Our deliyerence from its terrible relgu
is in the justice and majesty of the law.
A brothers. blood cries from the ground
Let justice be done though the heavens
may fall" In the crisis that is upon u.s.
remove not the bandage from the eyes
of Justice.
Butte record., 1855-02-17

County AFFAIRS. Co. Treasu
rer advertises that outstanding county
warrants, issued prior to January 1st,
1852, will be paid on preservation at his
Office. The financial affairs of the coun.
ty are in healthy condition, and we
have every reason to believe that the
county will soon be able to extinguish
her entire Indebtedness.
Butte record., 1855-02-17
NOTICE

Is hereby given to the Stocsi gIders Of the
South Feather Water company shat :. third
assessment has been levied b. the Board o
Trustees of said Company of ten pe: cent up
en- the amount of Stock hold b. earA Steck
holder, and that the same is Or lerei to be raid
on the 20th of February, A. b l6j5 together
with all arrearages on the frs - sn,ent OF
ten per cent. By order of the ,lri.
Al H. DARRACH. Secy W g.,
Forbestoxn. Jan. 20, 1865.
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COUNTY TREAsURERs OFFICE,

BIDwELL, Feb.l 4th, 1856
Notice is hereby given, that all person:
holding Butte County Warrants registered be-
tween September 29th, 1851, and January
1st., 1852, that the same Will be redeemed, on
presentation at my office And notice is fur
ther given, that from and after this date, said
warrants will cease to bear interest
r. T VAN NORDEN,
Treasurer of Butte Co. Cal
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NOTICE,

Is hereby given, to the Stockholders of tn
Young America Mining Company, that third
assessment of ten per cent. upon the Capital
Stock. will be due on the first day of March
A. D. 1865, and the same is ordered to be
paid, together with all arrears on the second
assessment. By order of the Board
H. CLARK, Sec'y. Y. A NJ Co.
White Rock, Feb 9th, 1865. febl7-15.
Butte record., 1855-02-17

A VoIcE FROM SAN JoAqUN.-The
San Joaquin Republican, which has here
tofore battled stoutly for the Gwin fac
tion, doubts the policy ofpostponing the
Senatorial election, and favors a Union
upon some new man. The Republican
says:
Hence We doubt the policy of post
ponement beyond this session State
coanty and township officers will have to
be elected, and with SO many factions
in the field, the Wings and Know Moth.
ings would doubtless win the victory
1t therefore becomes the part of wisdom
to secure Senator, while we have tn,
power. Hence we urge compromise
Let the prominent men be laid aside fol
the present, and some new man taken UP
who can unite the opposing wings, ant
thus give confidence of future success
Sink personal considerations and privat,
spleen, in the welfare of the party. lie
our motto be, everything for the caus,
and nothing for men.
These sentiments are commendable
and are rapidly spreading over the en-
tire State. When the Democracy &C
thus, they are invincible. Should tn,
present Legislature, throw aside thei
preference for men, and unite upon
man who viii sustain the principles O
the National Democratic party, the de-
fnoeracy of California VIII scatter wli~
gerry aud Know Nothlngism before then
next fall, like chaff before the wind.
Butte record., 1855-02-17
BUTTE LODGE, No. SO. F. "a. NJ.

Lodge meets at their hall in Bidwel, on the
first and third Saturdays of each m II at :
P, N. Oficers-GEO. H. CROSETT :, Y. NJ
]. ", GILKYS0N, S W, P. H. HAeRIS. j
". JOHN WILSON, sce'y
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F0RBESTOWN LODGE, F. A =, So. 50
Meets the second Saturdays of each pon'h.
A. G. Simpson, W. NJ, John Roland, S. W.
c. G. Foot, j. W John H. SHARP, .ecy.
Butte record., 1855-02-17

THANKs.--To Charley Maynard, Esq
for Marysvillc papers during the week.
Butte record., 1855-02-17
j. w. SCOTT,
COUNTY SURVEYOR FOR BUTTE COUNTY
AND CIVIL ENGINEER.

Persons desiring his services will please
leave their orders at the office of ] NJ. Burt,
Esq., opposite the Butte Record Office, Bid
well. feb10-14f
Butte record., 1855-02-17

An examination of the Goods will show that
fair business profit is realized and no more
The Distribution will be conducted by com
mittee of the Share holders, and every caro-
will be taken to give the same satisfaction to
the public that has continued from year to
year their confidence in our house
Gs THE GALLERY OF PAINTINGS 10
now open to the public without charge.
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"One Thousand Dollar Bill" became a
law:
ASSEMBLY.
AYEs.-Andrews, Amyx, Atkinson,
Baker, Bates, Beatty, Bogardus, Boles,
Brewton, Brown of Contra Costa, Brown
of Nevada, Buffum, Cammet, Corey.
Coombs, Covarrubias, Cunningham, of
Eldorado. Cunningham of Sierra, Doug
lass, Doughty, Edwards, Farley, Flour
noy, Foster. Ferguson, Gaver, Gaylord,
Geller, Hosmer, Johnson, of Eldorado !;
Johnston, of San Francisco KINNEY,
LINCON, McCutchen, Mcconnell, Mel
lus, Meredith, Moreland, Murdock, Ok
ley, Palmer, Quinn, Rodgers, Rowe,
Stevens, Stevenson, Sherrard, Singley,
Smith of Ell Dorado Smith, of Marin
Stewart, Vineyard, Waite, Whitney
55.
NoEs--Arrington, Ashley, Burke.
Chase, Clayton, Cook, Curtis, Gober,
Graves, Graves. Gragg, Hunt, Keyes,
Knox, Phelps, Ryland, Taliaferro, Tay-
lor, Updegraff, Watkins, Wells, and Mr..
Speaker-2l.
SENATE.
AYEs-Burton, Crenshaw, Flint,
French, Hall, Hawkes., Hawthorne,
Heintzleman, Ho TX, Keene, Leake,
Vaudeville, May, McCoun, McGarry.
Norman, PECK, Rust, Scellcn, Steb-
bins, Tuttlc-21.
NoEs.-Colby, Day, Kendall, Lippsn-
colt, Mcfarland, Mcneil, Moore,
Sprague, Whiting-9.
The Shasta Courier thinks gentlemen
voting aye OIL the passage of this bill
made very great mistake. We must
contend that they have no moral or le-
gal right to set aside for each member
$1,000 which is not due them. We
know of no reason why members of the
Legislature should be preferred over me-
chanics to whom the State is indebted
for labor, to Judges, to whom the State
is indebted for services already rendered
or to any other creditor. 1t strikes us
as most reasonable and most fair, that
the Oldest creditors, if any, should have
the preference, and not those to whom
the State has yet to become indebted -
That is also our opinion, and the gen
tlemen voting aye, will find the popular
opinion decidedly against them They
are now prepared to go one step further,
and take money appropriated to other
purposes to pay themselves 1t is 10 be
hoped they will not appropriate the
School fund tothe payment Of themselves
Butte record., 1855-02-17
THE AYES AND NOES

The following is the vote by which the
"One Thousand Dollar Bill' became a
law:
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PINE KNOT COMPANY.

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GREAT ATTRACTION.

We have just received an entirely new
stock of goods, the most extensive that has
ever been offered at this place, consisting of
Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Glassware,
Crockery. Groceries, Medicines, Hats, Caps,
Bonnets, Shoes, Boots, Leather, Saddlery,
Carpenters Tools, Books, Stationery, Cloth.
ing. large supply. Our Store is large, full
and complete in every description of goods a.
bove named, and have been carefully select
ed from the best houses in Charleston, New
YORK and Philadelphia. They were pur>
chased for less money than the same goods
could have been bought one or two m onths
ago, and will be sold ct prices that cannot
fail to give satisfaction. We have also n
Tanning and shoe making establishment,
connected with the Store. Orders for shoes,
boots, or leather, left at, or sent to Pleasant
Hill, will receive prompt attention. The
highest merket price will be paid for hides
in cash or barter. Repairing shoes, boots,
saddles, harness, &c, done at the shortest
notice. Those who would secure bargains.
come now, while the stock is new, full and
complete. Don't forget to call at Pleasant
Hill, for you will save money by it.
J.R MAGnL. WAGILL & CAUTHEN
L. NJ. CAUTHEN.
Deer 5, '65. 43-
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G III e S T E r.
Carriage Factory.

@&H The undersigned is now pre-
ES pared to manufacture, at his
S--New Establishment in Chester
vile, all kinds of CARRIAGES adapted
to our rough and hilly country, and Of the
best Materials. lie would suggest. as al
most evcly man in the up.country is more
or less ju 'ge Of timber, before you buy
or order Carriage, no matter where, look
around and see what sort of Lumber the
builder has and in what condition it is kept.
The Carriage-Maker may Lie, Boast or
BLuster as much as he pleases, but the grand
secret of carriage-making lies in the LUM-
BER.pile.
To buy a cheap Negro, Horse or Car.
riage, is to verify the old adage: Penny
,oise and Pound foolish. Give me a fair price
for my work, and then if. it is not made
right, hold me responsible.
If it were not for Paint. Putty and Glue,
What would we poor Carriage do !
&. F. HOIST.
Chester, Jan. 81, 1855. 40 If
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Carpets, Oil Cloths, 60,
At Low Prices for Cash!
George E. H.. HYATT.

Nos. 444 and 44G Pearl Street, (,aear
-. Chatham,) NeO- York,
LAS now in store, and is constantly re-
IL cciving wELL-AssoRTED SrocK OF
CARPETS. Ou.CLorus. &c, to which he
invites public attention, believing that an
examination Of both quality and prices. will
prove satisfactory to Merchants and to
Purchasers generally, who buy for Cash.
His Stock consists of
RICH VELVET TAPESTRY g. BRUS.
Sells CARPETS, IN NEW DESIGNS:
SUPERIOR ENGLISH 81 hMERI.
lCAN 3-PLY, AND INGRAM
ARPET
Comprising many New Patterns, made ex-
rressly for first class trade. Also,
Twilled and plain Venetian Hall and Stair
Carpets. Oil Cloths in widths from 2 to
- feet, in various qualities. Rich Mosaic
Tutted and Common Hearth Rugs and
Door. mats of different sorts. Table and
Piano Covers of Choice Patterns. Al
6-4 and Ga Plaid and Plain Muttings.-
Window Shades of desirable Styles
Stair Coverings, Stair Rods, and all other
articles usually kept in Carpet Stores.
HE fs ALSO AG EET FOR SELLING
Carhart & Nye's Power Loom Three-ply
and lngrain Carpets, rs we'll rs Barber's
Auburn Prison-madc Brussels 3-ply. Ingram
and Venetian Carpets and Rugs.
All which will be fairly represented TO
purchasers. and sold at fair prices.
July 25, 24-lv,
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FIRE. WQBKSI.

T7!lE subscribers have received their Fall
a Stock of Fire Works, comprising one
of the largest assorimcnts ever brought to
this city, which will be sold at low prices
for caeh. Country merchants would do we'll
to forward their orders in time, which will
be put up with the greatest care. Assorted
cases, varying from % to so dollars, always
on hand.
Their stock comprises
Fire Crackers, Gold Chop, A No. ].
Roman Candles, !, 2, 3, a, 5. up to Is balls,
white,
Roman Candles, !, ., s,4, 3, up to Is balls,
colored,
Sky-rockcts, from l or to ID.
Serpents, Pin-wheels, Trianges, Flower
pots.
A variety of large pieces suitable for ex-
hibitions.
Won SANTEN g. BARUC.
20S King-st, Charleston, =. c.
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LAWS OF NEWGPAPERs.

4 Subscribers who do not give express
notice 10 the contrary, are considered as
wishing 10 eoatinue their snbssriptions
2. IfsubscrIbers order the discontin uance
OF their papers. She publisher san eontintse
60 send them until ali aYressagcs are naid.
q. " subscribers neglect or refuse 10 take
their papers from The Office 70 which they
Gre directed. they are held sespSHsibse nntiI
they settle their biil and order ike paper
discontinued.
Z. II any subseHbcg remove so another
place withuat informipg the publlshcr, and
fhc paper Is sent to the bfIner direction,
they are held responsible.
o. The Courts ihye decided that fefas.ag
to take a newspaper from the Office, ere,
gnoving and leaving ID unealird for. IL Jvina
feesa evidence Of iaisniiop.I fraud.
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Notice

Is hereby given, that an application will
be made to the next session Of the Legisla-
ture, for an amendment of the 7,h section
Of the Act of Incorporation of the village
of Lancaster, passed the 18th day of De-
cember, 1910, giving power and authority
to close up the east end Of Arch street,
from the point where il Is intersected by
Market street, to its eastern limit, according
to the original plan Of the village. 80 as to
enclose the grave.y yard lying and being in
and on the line of Arch street, situate be-
tween those points.
August l. 3mo
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Lands g. Lots for Sale.

Dorcns Z. Perry, widow in Equity iancas-
1t al, ter. Bit for sal.
vs.. of Real Estate of
Benz. Williams g. wife, Paddock Perry,
ct nj. deceased.
In pursuance Of the decree of the Court of
Equity, made in above ease. June Term S55,
| will sell at Lancaster G.. II. on the lst Mon
day, the 7th day Of January 1856, the fol-
lowing trects ofLand belonging to Paddock
Perry, decd, viz:
One lract or parcel of Land, No. l, con-
tanning 23f acres more or less, adjoining
Lots Of VIM. A. Moore, John Adams, C. B.
Jones. II. r. Price, Est. H. Perry, Lot No 9
and the road TO Camden.
Also, tract or parcel, No 2, containing
23i acres more or less, bounded by tract
No. l. Estate of u. Perry, tract No. 3, and
the Camden Road.
Also trrct or parcel Of Land, No. 3, con-
tanning 2S ncres more or less, bounded by
Lot No. 2, Est. II. Perry, NJ. Clinton, james
Robinson and the Cam den Road.
Those parcels of Land are situated and
adjoin the village of Lancaster on the South
and front on the Camden Road, and run back
so as to include part of the woods. There
are some desirable buildings sites nm the
same.
Also. 80 acres more or less, bounded by
Bear Greek, Lands of NJ. Clinton, Est T..
Pearry, and ii. r. Price, part in woods, II
considerable portion good bottoms.
Also, &c crcS more or less, west of Bear
Creek, bounded by Lands of DR.. WyGe. Ste
phen Williams, Nj. Clinton, and Bear Creek
partly in woods and bottom land.
TERMs-l2 months credit with Interest,
Bond with approved Surcties and a mort.
gage, except NJ much cash "a will pay costs.
J. III WIrHEBSPOON, GEL D.
Deer 1855. 43-2t prs. fee S450
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Lancaster District.

Samuel ID Remington, who is in the
custody of the Sheriff of Lancaster Dis:.,
10y viitue Of a writ of Capias AL Satisfac-
endum, NJ the suit of A Hasseltne, as
Signce. having filed in my Office, together
with schedule on oath of his estate and
effects, his petition 20 the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas praying that he may be ad-
mit,ed to the benefit Of the Acts of the
General Assembly, made for the relief of
insn.vent debtors. 1t is ordered that the
said j A Hasseltine. assignee, and all 9th
er tho creditors to whom the said s ID
Remington is in any wise indebted, be and
they are hereby summoned and have no.
tice to appear before the said Court at
Lancaster Court House, on the 3rd Mon
day in March next, to shew cause il any
why the prayer Of the petition aforesaid
should not be granted.
J. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
Office of Common Pleas. A. 3m
Lac"ster Dist, Dec. 10. 1855 pms 10 dols.
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STATE 0FSoU7,H oAROLINA
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Columbia. December 8, 1855.

"HERhS it is the duty of evory peo.
W pie to acknowledge their dependence
on Almighty God, to express their gratitude
for his mercies, and levouly impiore His
blessing for the futute.
Now. therefore, JAMES II. ADAMS
Governor OF the State of Sautb Carolina do
in conformity with the established usages OF
this State, appoint the 3lst dav of Deccm.
Der to BE- observed as day Of Thnnktgiv.
ing. Humiliation and Prayer-and invite
anc eNhort our citizens Of all denomian-
hons, to assemble at their resse,tive places
OF worship. to offer up their devotions "a
Almighty God, the giver ofaH good.
Given under my hand, rnd the seal of the
State. in Columbia. this Sd day of Decem.
Der, in the year of our Lord one thous.
and eight hundred and fifty.fve. and the
sevety ninth pear of American independence
J. ii. ADAMS.
J. PATTERSON. Secretary of State.
dec 3w.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
Lancaster Dist

Ihas. p Evans, who is in the custo "
o. the Sheriff Of Lancaster Dist. by virtue
of writ OF capias al satisfaciendum. at
the suit Of Wm p Robinson, having fled
IN my office, together with Schedule on
oath Of his estate and effects. his petition
to the Court OF Common Pleas, praying
that he may be admitted to the benei, OF
the Acts OF the General Assembly, made
for the relief of insolvent debtors. It is
ordered that the said w p Robinson and
alsot' er the creditors, to whom the said C
J. Evans is in anywise indebted, be and
they are hereby summoned and have no.
tire to be aud appear before the said Court
at Lancaster Court House, on the thirl
Monday in March next, TO shew cause, il
any they can, why the prayer Of the peti.
ton afotesaid should not be granted.
J. A. STEWaAN. Clerk.
otlice of Common Pleas, IS sm
Lancaster Dist, Dec. II, 1855 ( pf 10 dolls.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DIsT
B| James II. Witherspoon. Esq, Ordina
... rU for sUtJ District

b" James II. Witherspoon, Esq, Ordina.
ry tor said District.
WHEREAS, James F. Strain ha. appIied
I" me for Letter Of Administration on ali and
Singular the Goods and Chattcls, Rights and
Credits of Mrs Mary Aduline Strain, late of
the District aforesaid, deceased.
these are, therefore, to cite and ndmon-
ish all and singular the kindred and Crodi.
tors OF the said deceased, to be and appear
b'fore me at our next Ordinary's Conrt, for
the said District, TO be holden at Lancaster
court House, on the 22d day Of December
INST 10 show cause, it any, Why said nd.
ministrntion should not be granted.
~ Given under my hand and seal.
LIS. this 9Th day of December, in the
I - )year Of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and tifty.tive, and in the sO,h
year of American independence.
44;2'l }. Ii. WITllERSPOON, OLD.