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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-23
BUTTE RECORD.
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It the election in June 1854. in the city Of
philadelphia, less than q year ago. saws the
Washington Union. the secret Organization,
carried everything before them BY sfAroRT.
TITS RANGING FROM EIGHT TO ELEVEN rF5og--
SAND roTEs They took complete control g.
the immense interests Of the corporation fron,
the Mayor down 70 tie seaTengers: announced
their indiscriminste prescription of native.
American Catholics and adopted cifizens who
we're Protss;ants; and proceeded to fulfl their
pledges Of helTinr n rule America with :
mcrieans- After little more than ton
months Of trial. they are put before the bar
Of public opinion again. and the result is.be;r
decided AMI almost entire sverth-ow. Their
monster majorities have fallen to PIECES Their
leaders ha-e been hurled from the positions
they have Sisgrsced Their attempts to govern
have been failures. and their failures have re-
suited in adding new burdens upon an already
over-taxei aud debt-riiden conmunjtv.
Hordes Of officials hal been q1artered unon
the public. ext-avagsnt salaries had been still
further increased. and = system Of lavish ex-
penditure adopted and carried into effect -
The result shows an enormous gain on the
side of constitutional principles and when We
consider the amount q money actively used
in the canvas in the share Of official patron
age. resulting from the administration Of a
city containing population OF half a mill
ion, and the vast horde o. dependents. in Of
fee. all a. work 10 keep things as they are
the victory on Tuesday is an extraordinary,
che. indeed
Bot Know NothinzisIs Is dying out all over
the Union from other causes
corrupt. fanafscai, and profiirate legisla-
ture in New York has startled and alarmed
the people Of that State
TIE fraud and violence upon the ballot
boxes in Cincinnati have exoasel il 20 univer-
sal 'orn and derision in Ohio
The Hiss" affair ia Massachusetts,. follow
ed by the outrage unnn constitutional rights
in the person Of Judge Laring. has excited
against them the Indignation and the contempt
Of New England.
The dissolute chartering Of corporations Of
all kinds by the Pen lsylyania Legislature. the
attempts Mt bribery and corruption. and the
general disregard Of all considerations Of
sound policy. have finished It in Pennsylvania
Never before has party grown up and
gone down SO suddenly as this. We have.
however, seen hnt the beginning Of the end.
Cincinnati and Philadelphia are but the qr4nt
ooUrriers Of the good time that is coming
and we do not doubt that very months viii
see the actors and the irsmpery Of this dis
graceful farce removed from the stage Of ac-
ton and thrown into the mass Of discarded
lumber with other exploded experiments upon
the creduliiy Of the people.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-23
NEW STAGE ROUTE

yEyHE EXPRESS LINE OF STAGES FROM
Il Marysviil- 70 Cherokee Flat, Freneh;ovn
and West Branch of Feather River. via. 0hir
Yaonppon's Flat. Or gon Gnlch, Spring Val
ley, and Cherokee Flat, runs as follows.
Leaves Marysville At 6 o'cloek 4 NJ, arri-
vlng st Cherokee Flat a, o'clock P. NJ, same
day
RETURNING-leaves Cherokee Fist at
o'clock NJ. next day. and arriving at Marvs-
vile in time to take the afternoon stage for
Sacramento and Fan Francisco; carrying Treas
ure, Parcels. Letters, Freights, and cur own
Express 10 and from the above named places
Al orders for goods promptly attended TO
OFFICE-At the United States Hotel. Ma
rysville. " E SINGER & CO.
Msrysyilie, Nov. 22l, 1854
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, tnat on the 18th
~ day OF June A. u. 1855 between the hours
Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock ?. NJ of tina;
day, will be sold at Public Auction, the fol-
lowing described property belonging to the
estate OF George ". Brown deceased to-wit
The possessory title, 10 a Ranch containing
100 acres of Land, together with House and
othep Improvements, situated about two miles
above the town of Bidwen on the American
Valley Road; also: mules, setts Of Har-
ness = Wagons, Harrow, one WheatlCradle,
forks and , Rakes, and also, lot Household
and Kitchen Furniture. Sale 10 take place or
the premises. Terms Cash.
J. F MASON.
Administrator Of the estate
Of George W. Brown decd.
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DIED

10 this city, on Saturday, the l6.h instant
Benedict B Dewey. aged So years
Mr Dewey was the son Of Henry and Acksah
NJ Dewey He immigr4sel to this State from
M9rrisvslle. Madison Co New York He wa
highly respected merchant Of this city and
his loss Is universally regretted His funeral
vas attended yester1ay afternoon, from The
Merchants Hotel, by'a large conc3urse of
Acknowledgment Erpf ess, June :.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

"ichal Kelly has filed this day in ny Office.
WI a petition praying for letters Of admin
istratioB, on the estate of Timothy lyman,
deceased. late Of Butte County California.
A hearing OF said petition viii be had in the
Probate Court Of said county, at its called
session. On the third Monday in August, 1855.
Given under NY hand al Bidwell, this sixth
day of June. 1855
je9 A E GRIFFITH, Probate Clerk
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GENERAL .4DFERTISLA-G .iGE.VCY
OF Merchant Street. San FRANCISCO.

A ADVERTISEMENTS & SUBSCRIPTIONS
"a received by THOS. BOYCE, Agent
% s. arcbani street and Room No 3. up stairs
Iron Bailiing, northeast corner Of Montgome
~ and Washington streets, for the
" DUrrE REcoaD," Biiwcil
" Democratic State Journal" Sacramento
Daily Argus" Stockton:
Sierra Citizen" DoEuieville;
Miners Advocate" D.amoad Springs;
Placer Herald" Auburn;
"a Mountain Messenger" Gibsonville;
Contra Costa" Oakland; D
Tribune San Juse;
Star" Los Angeles;
Democratic Standard Portland, O. T.
apps 259
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NOTICE

4 s hereby given thai the undersigned viii
Il apply to the Board Of Supervisors Of the
County o. Bate. at the u,eeting OF their Board
AZ Bidweli on the 25lh day Of June, 1855, or
soon thereafter as the same can be heard.
10 Keep, and Run Ferry Across Feather
River saa collect Toll therezt at Burts Perry,
IN said County HOWARD BURT.
Bsdweli, June ,. 1855.
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OF the Establishment of an adj
ditional Land District in the
State of CALIFORNIA.


Va HEREAs, unisr the provisions of the
w act Of Congress approved March D,
1853, entitled An act to provide for t,.s sur
yey Of the public lands in California" &c.
the President Of the United States is authori-
zed' Mt such time or times as in judgment the
public interest may 80 imperaiiyely REQUIRE,
to divide the State Of California into
two or three separate land districts, two of
which districts were established under said
act by public notic dated 2lst March. 1858 +:
and whereas the surveys and settlements have
extended in California so far that the conven-
fence OF the settlers and the public interest
require the establishment OF me three dis
tricts authorized by the act Of the Sd March
1858, aforesaid
Now, therefore, be it known, that under and
by authority OF the said act OF Congress of Sd
March, 1853, the President OF the United
States has directed that the State Of Cahfor-
MIA shall be divided into three seperate land
districts, the boundaries Of which are as fol-
lows. viz:
All that part of the State, commencing on
the Pacific coast, lying north of the line be
tween townships seven and eight q and s.
north of Mount DiabIo base line, thence run
ming east on said line to the meridian, thence
south to the meridian line to the dividing
townships three and four IS and 4 north OF
said base line, thence east on said line between
townships three and four to tie eastern bound
airy Of the State. viii form the Upper Dis
trict," the land Office for which has been es-
tabiished at -narysriAe
All that part OF the State lying south Of the
above described limits and north Of the line
dividing townships twenty and twenty one
south. (or fifth standard south) will form the
MIDDLE DIsTRIcT," the Office for which is a.
Benicia 4; and all that part of the State lying
south Of the fifth standard parallel. the Low
ar DisTRIcr," as heretofore organized, the
office for which is situated at Los angeles :;
and in view Of the said direction OF the Presi-
dent Of the United States, under the act of
Congress aforesaid, the boundaries above men
toned shsll in future be regarded as the limits
Of the said land districts respectively.
Given under my hand at the city of WASH
ington, this ninth day Of April, A D. 1855.
By order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON.
CouzmissioaeT Of the General Land Office
THO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERNING
Il tice Is hereby given that the LAND Of
Flee IS now open at Marysville, pursuant to
the above notice Of the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office
CHARLES S. FAIRFAX,
Register Of the Land Office, Upper District.
JOHN 4. PAXTON,
Receiver OF the Land Office. Upper District
n .S
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RELIGIous NorIcu

The Rev Mr.. PIrNER, viii preach at the
Court House in Biiwill, On Sunday June 2l;A.
At l0i o'clock, 4 VI
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RANrROFT Z BURROWS.
State of Califopn MA,


county Of Butte,
N0TlCE IS hereby given, that the under
IN signed will appl to the Board of Super
visors Of said County, at the next regular
meeting Of said Board. for a Licence to con.
struct Road and Bcidge or Ferry across the
Middle Fork of Fe Ither River, at or near It's
Junction with the North Fork of Feather Riv-
er the Road TO RI n from the Bridge or Fer.
~ on the south side Of said river TO the d.
viding ridge between Cherokee Ravine and
the River; On the north side Of said Miid c
Fork, following the dividing ridge between the
North Fork OF Feather River and Mill Greek,
to point near Jacks Ranch on the Road lead
ing from Marysuiie 10 American Valley, in
Plumas CO., with the privilege Of taking Toll
on said Road and Bridge or Ferry. Said
Road to be called the Linchburg and Ameri-
can Valley Toll Bridge or Ferry Road, A
minute survey and engineering Of same to be
made. and specifications will be made and
fled with said applications.
A.FARG0
S. A. DICKEY
J. Z. MEACHAM
G. 5 THOMAS
D. CARLISLE
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State Of California,
Eonpfr If Ru+fa -

State of California, I T..
County Of Butte. ."
"a cites Is hereby given to all persons hav-
~ ing claims agasnst Hugh Black Deceased,
late of said County, TO exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within ten month from
this date at the residence of the undersigned
sn Didwell or the same will be forever barred
Given under my hand the 2sth day of May,
\, D 1855. X HOBART
Public Administrator
4v ! Bate Co. Gal
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VuST AS I EXPECTED Russ has been
80 down and stole a lot OF Barley and Dutton
sells it. They are bound 10 90 10 the State
Prison in !. e fall jel6
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State of California
Country of Rutte

state OF California
County Of Butte. !
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons hav-
~ ing claims against Jeremiah Hartney de-
ceased, late Of said County, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months from this date, at the residence Of the
nndersi gned in Bdweu, or the same viii be
forever barred
Given under my hand the 2Sth day of May
A. D. 1855. L. HOBART
4w Public Adm; Butte co Cal
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State of California } PROBATE COURT
County Of Butte, at Chambers,
Bidweli, May IS, 1855,
In the matter Of the Estate of John r.
Kerns deceased.
1T is ordered and adjudged. that all ps' cons
Il interested in said estate be and spues
before me at the Court House in the town o.
Bidwell on Saturday the 9TH day of , olT $50
at 10 o'clock A, NJ, on that day to show cans
L any they have, why an order should not be
granted to the administrator n sad es tate &c
sell the Real Esta-e Of said deceased. 10 pa,
his debts. Given un'1er my hand at tac
town Of BidWeN this tie 2Sth day of May
1855. joseph Z. y, LEWIS.
Probate Judge Butte Co
Attest, trua full and complete copy O,
an original orde--. Of said Probate Juege, nov
on Die, and eFiai.iing in my Office.
Witness NJ hand and the seal Of said eour;
at BidEeu his June l. 1856,
4, Z. GRIFFITH. Pro. elk
By rH0M-7S WELLS, D c,
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GsHES sUrrER-So ea-h and lice he g7ssssss
" Eqicrrs ssnnot fzi 70 D. psfas~d Il
JoS-Pf GLCaXArr
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BUTTE LODGE, NO. 36. z &AM.
Ledge meets at their hall in Bidwell, on tn,
first AID third Saturdays Of each m on;h, at
P. 81. Of9ors-GEO II. CROSETTE, W. NJ
J. ". GiLKYS0S, S W. P. II HARRIS. J
" JOHN WILSON. Soe'y.
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z. b EyERTs, & co.'s
Feather River Express,
Connecting with ADAMS & co.


/ We would respectfully inform the public
that We are now enabled to forward
TaEAsURE, VALUABLE PACKAGES, Lrrrrss.
etc, ETC.
With unriTalled despatch and security, and
upon the most rea sonab!e terms. 20 and from
he following places, viz;
American Valley, wyandott,
chardlerville, Bidwelrs Bar
GlbsonFille, Evansville,
hopkins Creek, Hsnscnvlis,
Morris' Rsvine, Iong's Bsr
Onlon alley, Nelson's Creek,
Port Wine DigginEs, Pocrman's Creek,
Spring Valley. Rich Bar. Middl. rort
Sears Diggings. stringtorn,
White kocE, Smiths Bar. \ Fcrk.
oarkers Ranch. City Of 49,
Canyon Greek, Butte Greek.
Grass valley, Ferbestown,
Jamison's Greek, Honcnt CITY.
Watcher, Lexington Hoass.
oregon Gulch, 0phir.
Rich Bar. North Fork Pine Groy<.
straw berry valley, Bush Greek. s. Flat.
Spanish Ranch, s.. Luis,
Collections. orders. etc, attended 10 with
profnFtnes- and hdeiity. STAFFORD KERRY
agents EVERETT, SMELL & co. Nov 10.
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OF - ---7-
GOLD DUST

Or COIN Forwarded 70 any part Of the United
States OF Europe. and Iusured
EaLLS CT EXCHANGE
Procured on all the Principal Cities Of the
United States and Europe
GOLD DUST shipped to the Mint at San
Frsncisco. and returns made
COLLECTIONS made and funds RENTED at
current rates
LETTERS and PACKAGES promptly de-
hvered. aud ali business pertaining 10 an En-
PRESS. which may be entrusted 10 their care,
will be promptly executed On the most reason
bic terms
ir9S WFSSnN ( co
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SOMETHING NEW IN BIDWELL!
The Fire Proof Store Full Of Goods!


e
be
assorted merchandise are
ocaIau iex
comprised Of the following added 70 oy semi
indaeennis 0nrs
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w. q. Hr3sos, So, u
HUDSON 4 HARTMAN,
III CA3ER DEALERS. corner 81 s.-sr, AID .fsiden
IL L<anes AsrysEiae Eespeoas:au.ly o., a. go
PEE sseorfn=ns OF LUHsER, also DOORS, Sash,
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

A LII THOSE INDEBTED 10 THE IN
ADERSlGNED are kindly requested t. give
US call, procure \ receipt in fall, with our
grateful acknowledgement. We are pariicd-
iirly anxious 10 retain cur cre,ii, below. ani
if all those indebted viii give helping
hani, We can soon cancel al our liabilities
: Z LADD
Strin-tawn. June -. lS55. -
Nr. Ed .-piessc announce through the
e"iun'.is Of your paper. 'lat -'a al in.iepcn-
4 at car'ill ate for the gss g e Osfris- After
a.y. OF tsurte . :. WHEELER
feil= 4.aneii. June g.
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"ELLs, FARGO & cos CALIFORNIA Ex-
w fREsS-,5zpital 500. 0"o-P rincipzi Offices Ia
Wall At y. Y. and III Montgomery ST. san Francj,co
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character Of their domestic institutions, and
| do not think it would be proper and in &C
eOIdance with the principles O. the Kansas
bill fOr the Chief Executive officer Of the
Territory. tent cut BY the Federal Govern
ment. to use any accidental influence that
Ofics might give him 70 eOatrOl the public
mind on the question Of Slavery either one
way OF the other. but to leave the people Of
the Territory to dsssrnins that question un-
Influenced By any one. for thsmsslEss.--
Such are my vis~s. and I have 90 no OOaa-
sion, either expressed or acted on any othsr
since my arrival in the country.
I iatendsd to say something to ysu about
this country. but I will leave that subject
Tor future communication.
Your friend,
Wnsos SzASSoS.
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From the Belmont Chroniels.
EIEcUnvE Mission. Oct. 9th 1851
SHAWNEE Mission, K. T.
Mr.. CowES SIR:-
/ have this morning received your pa
per of the 9Th uls., in which you still in
sist, that I expressed an opinion in favor Of
slavery, iu a speech at Westport. It is true
| made that reception speech at Westport,
to q mixed company Of citizens Of Kansas
and Missouri, but in the few remarks made
on that occasion / did not discuss in any
shape or form the subject of slaVery,in or out
Of Kansas. Nor hays l in any speech that
| have made since arrived in this country,
uttered ons word on that subject. The
speech attributed to me at Westport, and
which has been going the rounds Of the pa.
pers. iE the states is base and miserable
caricature, not representing truly single
idea uttered on that occasion. In refer.
ence TO the Legislature, what did say in
substance is this:--that should recognize
the Legislature as legal body, and that l
considered the laws passed by that body
which did not conflict with the constitution
of the United States or the laws Of Congress,
and were within the powers delegated to
theirs by the organic law, were binding and
should make them my rule Of action-that
had nothing to do with the expedieney or
ine1pediency of the laws, that that was a
question for the Legislative, the law making
power with which the Elective and Judicial
departments Of the government had nothing
to do. These opinions l am willing to bt
held amenable for. but not for opinions thai
ever uttered or thought of uttering.
have to ask you to publish this letter il
your paper. wish to say direct. to my oil
Belmont friends, to whom / am under 8,
many obligations. and whose good opirioi
I praise 50 highly, all desire to say on thi
subject. ought perhaps to say furthe
that the speech made at the Shawnee mis-
sion has been correctly reported and is th
only speech | have made that has been cor
rectly reported--I furnished copy of
myself--whst ] then say is fair game.
Yours with respect.
| WILSON SHANNON.
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CARDING.

THE undersigned takes this method OF informin
i the public that he has bought and is now perma
nenuy repairing and fitting up the Carding, Pulling
and Manufacturing establishment lately owned BY
K Teal, three miles south Of Cadiz, on the road to
New Athens. He expects to be ready to do all the
Carding that he may be favored with this season.
Wool will be taken in AT the store Of Wood &
Smiths, in Cadiz, and returned promptly, and all
work warranted. A liberal share of public patron
establishments. JVSEFH X. JOHNSTON,
May IL, 1883
N. b. Coverlet and Carpete1 Weaving done on the
most reasonable terms for lstomers at the above
establishment. y. X. JOHNSTON
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All who have boards to cut or hair 20 cyep, 4 81
Just call ON me at my old shop;
Yes, friends, I'll tell you what 10 d0Tig 39a
Give me call at "NumbeY Two;' asg
Az noon or eve, by night or day, ~
lT any time that you can stay;
But give me time, dear sir, 10 rest, ssSg@
Upon that day that God has blessed.
My room isneat, my towels clean, Essa III
My scissors sharp, and razora keen,
And everything think you'll find, ~
To suit the taste and please the miud, ,ssei Z j
And then mcy~ my hand US true,
As any barber e'er can do,
With rapid touch I'll smooth Che face, WA
And dress the hair with equal grace, - q
And all that art and skill can do, esp@@ y
Your money will procure for you. q; basaNa
October 8, 1851. LOT WILLIE
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FallStyle Of Hats for 1855.
\ HATS AND CAPS -
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I'D Avn ID 81 o MS.

A NEW STYLE FRENCH SOFT HAT!
A New Article in the Hat Line.
CALL at ]. e. Davidsons fashionable Hat and
Can Store, 4th st. S'FEUBENVlLLE, o.,
Where you can be suited with the nea tost and
cheapest Hat that can be had in this city. Also,
White Beaver Hats Of the latest style. And Chill.
drens' fancy Hats A large assortment OF White
and Black soft Hats of the latest style of his own
manufacture. A superior assortment of Eastern
yoft Hats and Caps. ]. G. DAVIDSON.
Sep, II, 1855.
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Paper HGRgiRgs.

WE are now receiving Of the largest and best
w selected stools Of Wall Papers and Borders
ever before offered, Our stock is all new this Spring
and comprises the latest and best style II consists
in part OF Hall papers oil new and beautiful designs,
Paror, Dining Room and Chamber Papers, in every
variety oi style and quality. g&3@
Gilt, Silver Velvet and common Borders Of new
styles.
with Putnam's Patent Fixtures; Plain Green and
Blue and Fig'd Window Blinds and Fireboasd
Screens in great variety OF patterns. x.4 D
With an extensive assortment to select from, and
low prices, we expect to please those who may give
us a call MCDOWELL Il Co,
Books pliers, Stationers and Paper Dealers, Msikes
street, Steubensille, Ohio.
March I, 1855.
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