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Fire af Enston. Md.
From the Cores ponderc &c OF the Baltimore Sun.
Marrh

lf1om the Correspondence OF the bAittmOre SUI
EAsroS Nd, March -, 1885
with etep res ret thai inform your readers that
about O'CLOCK this morning this pace ~as afiii,,.d
by the argett and st destructive ares that
ysi,ed the Eastern Shore, witch in few MINUTES laid
ruin. resrly four Of tbs town, including the
ocd Fellows hall and the Office OF the Eastern Star
the sect nd story o. the Ocd Fellow Had ani Ia
The wind vas blowing at the time stroogly from the
rorthwcst which comm Gated the flames {, the ad
10 pps builo ngs tho Star Office ard Mr. Mason's Fri
waite residence which bo.h Consumed before any
assst-nce etuld be rendered.
From these buildings the FIRE extended 70 the opposite
81 a. tie street. to the store occupied ny Mr. John
Shsnust and 10 the hat store Of Mr.. Thomas Bears
Ton, and from thence 10 tie Post Once, and the dse
pgs OF Mr. " II Faulkner, and Nr. Vim. 4. Bsrdssty
vheh likewise entirely destroyed. The residence
81 Henry Goldstorough, Esq., only saved nv the
almost spperhuman exetions OF our citizens and frs
m'n tbs residences o. James l. Martin, Esq J. G. W.
Dwell Eco, snd Dr Joseph Cham herard sever Al
tmes on hre but fortunately the hsSs instantly
eat nFuihed Immense voiumes o. sparks and cipders
lssueo rcm the burning bul ings and carried by
w. VINO 70 the southvestsrn part OF the town where
they nrto the dwellings, OF Mr.. Whitington Cox anil
Mt, HUT snd the stabpg Of James Price, Esq all OF
which were corkrmed
1bc Eastern Acae.my and the Episcopal Church we're
on FIR several VINES, but fortunately uishei
Without ser Gus Damage The fue nee Of Col sam
uel Hambittop had very escape Unfortunate.
~ the losses nearly al fa such are not able to
besr tteu-wtows, poor men aul mec .ntca The loss
pstim ated It from $4,000 10 siOOosbout 325 900
IL the probable amount.
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North DsPlns lisStnopss ,,aSn NEST entrance 70 Fish
The !. answer to signal; from vessels yshst
Lighthouse Inspector Tn I'd District.
o. srwnrsyros .1 H.n.er. ON rLvs ssnAsD
placed NeySuiypcrt bar 21th inst in ave fatSo@s 1t
can be distinctly three miles in clear wsathsr Bug
states that the buoy from the Gansray Rock and
trusts il will soon be replaced.
a. KISsa,E . , re soSrH COAST o. ,aEhAsp
aht shihted from the Lighthouse the OLD Head Of KIN
Bay W. : ''''A
Sterilization given Of the Light, il will appear from
k..s 3 light
ss m &c @ sssdc M
sherry By the IL Horse Rock and further within
k Ssi:E 1S; sish. iish' '''''' -
Prom the Horse Rock ccourtmacsherry Bay Sc BY E.
From the Black Tom Rock tcour,m,csh.rry Bay sEaE
distant nautic miles,
Sc i i, distantS,S rautic miles -
Vessels ulie.. trading 70 Harbor should
Bearings stated are magnetic-yar y desw
CORAL REEr IN rpr STRAITS or LcmpocK
We take the following report from the Hong Kong Govern
STRAITS q Iomsoek have
hS has Mater from ION sas Of ss ship As
Tuesday oct l. at 50 PM entered the Straits LON
MA
1sf,s esss and &
e 's and si Ssn s
fore could got another cast the chip vas ashore
Disasters.
BANK BAY STATE Sparrow, from Baltimore for Boston
~ porsd on the Nine foo; Knoll e, Of
ceedcd on her passage.
Sem LYDIA Gtnss Burt from Providence al B,timsr.
gale, lost flying jibboom Re
scnn MARY Ann, from prummOnd Town for NYOrk,
sinking ashore a5ou, ~ mile. south q Cape Hen
H n .spG out Ssh sa corn aS
buhes have been landed the beach There being no
worse for the wear.
tary Of Board Of Underwrters-
About 100 bales Of cotton have been saved rom the ship
Eva before reported dry and about 500 wet the sale Of
The brig sarah yOs after having undergone necessary
par sailed en- the 10Th ult and became total wreck on
bangor sSor master ss's rp% nor
ssV S''s the si u
shall write youna few days more fy In reference TO
MARou IL. .
We have sold the Evas cotton ss the dry and
s y ss @ We ". nssS 81 ss so s
awarded y the chsnS,r q Commerce 90 per
ths 20 cent on ne wet and % re, Ger, on The mate
| per cent, and 20 on materials -, =. -.
The sclr Vermont o. Wilmington, from Porto Csbso for
NYork With cargo hides, 4o, has arrived at this port
in distress with los Of sails mssss sprung and leaks about
too stsokis Yer hour xV..,.u.r.
ArrA Bedford 2t.h bark psi,e Brooks. 0ssotsk Sea-
Honolulu Nov lJ 100 bills lst OIL 900
bone 90 beard. Seat home and sold 40 s 10 VIII and
Csrthsrena March - by letter from Capt Blake Thos
winslow Of westport $50 bbs tp, 10 blkhsh boarf
Arr a. Tslcahuano 9th ul HarhiEger Westpot 100
board On the 9Th ult LAT % len ~ had gale
IN Which ie'stOv boat cssit ana had the vss. boA,
styt ssi vessel soasdsesLf SsnsgpL bsing tour see,
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Memoranda.

At Cumberland Me- about 24th inst By Mr. David Spear
. clipper bark of 1886 tons, called the Uncle Sam
LAUScHED-At Warren RI, 10Th inst, by Mossrs Chaoe
Davis superior reighting ship Of go TONS completely
Igged called the Schulz She was purchased Of the bull
Fall River; Smith, of Warren, and Capt Ii Carr, of
arren formerly Of bark Weather Gage who will command
her.
AT Savannah goth, by Mr. Landershine, steamer Of
325 called the Samson, intended to
river She owned by Messrs Padeford Fay Co Andrew
Low Co. Brigham, Kelly Co, Wood, and Capt John
Stever who will command her.
A. Tbomaston 18th inst by Messrs John Donald CO.
brig OF about 200 TONS called the OBrien, owned by
Messrs Burgess Co. and the BUILDERS and to be
commanded by Capt w Tobey
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Confirmation ofthe Strike a, Manchester, N. II


From the Manchester Am.ricao March 81
Yesterday furnished the same rou'nstne procession
in re mcrnng-the meeting at ten &c ck-the process
sioL at ococs-the nesting in toe aftsrn md
The meeting again the evening The morning process
son showed perceptb- falling oil from saturday,
cid TIE noon procession. On one banner oticed
a new ard very novel motto" Jesus the Sovereign,
rsigns.'
We die not see the meeting in the forenoon upon
Concord square, but the meetings both day ami evening
at the City all much decreased from last week.
The Finance Committee reported that after paying all
bills and aiding in 6efrsyiux home, there
In the Of the 1854 40 for the relief
az the poor The money was RAISED by ption in
this city, Nashua and Concord.
The riost notable thing dooe yesterday, vote ia
the afternoon citing to make excursion to Nashua
20 day, en- mdsse, 10 stir up excitement taere
The Stark ard Manchester ara yet still The Amos
keag running In small part Some Of the operative
though have returned and IL is said 9th, would
do Il, u rot fer the outside Ooe girl
while att mptpg to en'er Mt the Sark gate had her
clothes torn NEARLY off, This of course and other
proceeding Of similar kind not dooe with the
ccgnzsnce Of the better part Of the strikers They
would countenaDce such thing, but certainly to
lie onmeuded for their general decorum amid much
excite ntnt
This city is FAST be ,ompg the duest place 10 the
Union. Fin street shows sorry facs A week ago.
this tue smsrtest mot business city in Mes Eug
land but 1t il Gong less busting, perhaps, than
place II its size in the country The excite nent
as entered into and o ordered the schools that
IL IL mpcssbl. to conduct them with success AM yet
tetter pto,pect lie ahead The mills stand mute, aod
The rpsrstees at their boarding houses the pro-
csssiop is piog to barangues pscking for home
Ii said 10 lie "sugsring OH time country where
az them but IL will be anytiog but "susaripg
OFF, an org merchants and other business men,
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED.
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk, Ludlow 4 Plea


Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk, Ludlow Plea
Ship Quokstep. Lambert. London, Durham 4 Dmon.
Sbip Antarctic, stouffcr, Antwerp, Zercga Go
ss S,S' S:s ss ss's:;s,
Bssf sSer~ota, Hall, EeSiis, ssursss cissr%ss Co.
sss i.spfF Dn'n
Brig Anderson, Delano, St Marks smawood, Ander-
sehr splendid, Thu rbgsn, Halifax. J S ps.,ey. :
sehr Wentworth, Wentworth, Jacksonville, II D
S.T
r bsnsE g.
ssSr AT:, T hsils BSssSn lewis
sshr Electric Light Thom a., Portland.
Sloop 7 w Thorne, Cummings, Fall River, master.
CID 9th, brig Elizabeth Watts Conery (not before,
ARRIVED
ship AsSn q .PSS EsS T. with aai
heavy fs roT the it. 5 lost
quantity field ice and obliged stand Sc clear
Patrick Coffee teerage died Of disease Of the
Ship Stephen Austin CLARK Gslvestor % days. with
Ship Camden Gsdd Charleston March IL, with cotton,
II
$. rhenas wG snssr and noss.ss to Sss@itS sons
% oSne
inst With ogwocd to vose Perkins CO.. vessel to Thomp
Brig Wiiiord Fisher cof En,tporp Benson St Domingo
City, Sth inst with mahogany, DC, 20 master.
Sebr Lucy Anes (of Rockand) Ames, Kingston, ia 9Th
inst With coffee pimento and i've 20 Lecraft
Co. March 90 lat 81 IS Ion TO- spoke schr Leader, Of st
George, supposed bound to Virginia.
Brig W Lawrence, Wall. Cenfuegos via St Thomas.
with sugar and molAsses, to Chastelain q Ponvert,
Schr George Kiiborne lof fremont Rum Cardenas 18th
inst, with molasses, to No nephew
schr II Parker (of Portland McDougal Curncoa sth
inst with salt &c to Dovse Co Experienced heavy
weather March % lat % - Ion Is 49, during heavy gale
from NV obliged to throw overheard the deck load
schr v Bedeii, Bedell. Georgetown, 8 days.
schr Pearl, Westervelt. Newbern, NC.
Schr Mary Jane, Mott. Norfolk.
Scbr Gallego, Smith Richmond
Schr Jane omstock -, Virginia Sor New Havtn
Schr ] W Houston. Kelly. Virginia.
Schr Ann Eliza Smith, Virginia.
Schr William CoDyer Raynor, Philadelphia for Hartford.
Schr Mary II Miffin Case, Delaware.
BELOW.
Ship Robert Mitchell, from Caliao; bark EnSham (Br,
from Legborn BY piotboat Catherine.
SAILED.
Shps Quickstep (cpper) and American EAGLE London;
Enterprise, Liverpool brig Chstsworth ard others.
WindNW.
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woMANs RIGHTs IN ILLINOIS The following re-.
solution adopted By the House OF Representatives Of
the Illinois Iepis!ature:-
Received That ans Of $500 be hereafter imposed
any LADY wbo shall lecture In public any part OF the
state, without 6rst putting on gentemsns apparel.
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APPoIyrsESrs By THE PRESIDENT -Thonss w.
Ne. man. OF Miss, TO be Register o. The LAND Office at
Vast ino.on Miss re. appolr tmsrt. Henry Whiting
ton O. 30 be reoeiver Of pubic moneys at Pistts
,uu vice W Brown, dseeased. Beverly Matthews,
Of kua 20 b. Register OF the Lard Once 1t Columbus
Nisf. Zee f'sid'ns ! rows1T, -euoyed.
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Hernld nIar,pe Corre.pocdenc..

PHILADELPHIA. March 2s, 4 PM-Arr steamer Della
ware Copss New Yc'k; ,chrs Mary Patterson Dole, Fail
Rivers Triumph, Baker York: John Perkins Hut
81 Johns PR Mary Fletchsr Grossly Eastpor; Tamorce
Sashiord, \ ew London.
Cid ships Wyoming. Dunlevy LIVERPOOL: Megunticook,
vsn hisn Rio Janero brEs Lore.to Norden Havana:
gent Portsmouth; schrs Triumph, Baker and Mary
terson Dole Boston; Lady Suffolk Baker Beverly Me- TIA.
morce. Sashford Fall River
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THE LAST PENSION TESTAMENT PAID.--Tbe gov.
have a1sc.s OF the payment to the American
Navy Asent ct Lima OF the last slment OF the Peru
Wan Idempty under the treaty OF 1884, which pay
able IN annual instalments.
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x HOUSE BCRnEp-At ten O'Clock Yesterday

EYGNE House. BCRNED-At ten O'Clock yesterday
morprg the engine house at Roanoke station, en- the
R hmond and Dsnville Railroad ninety miles from this
city discovered to be on tire, and there being
means ba,d for checsing the Asmes the entre build
ing was consumed destroying two splendid locomotives
in It, worth to the company $40 too.-Ricamond Des
,otch, March Is.
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TIE FORGED DRAFTS FROM Honolulu. We have

received says the New Bedford Mercury OF the 9th
inst. The following list Of fraudulent drafts upon ship
owners the whaling feet which have come to hand
in his city dorpg ,he present season, amounting to
more than twenty thouaand collars. or this amount
about supposed to bave been paid here before
upon their guard The drafts, although all drawn
In fsvcr Of different persons are filled up with the ex
ceptitn of the payee's name, by the indivdu A.
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UErD srArD DmrRIor CouRr Criminal trials.
surKnsE CoUKr-specaal Term.-Nos. 90, 70, "a.
SUPREME CoURr-Circuit.-The Same before. The
short causes set down by for trial the Esd and
30th Of March, will be called on the a0th.
SUPERIOR Couxr-Nos 973, 1894 1895 14l2 l414 141s,
281 1923 1043 l440 110l Ill., 14S5 to 1894 1896 l46
1859 to lA72 l44 l47s l411 to 1887 l4s9 to 1900
1858, 1l20 1888, 1852, 1885. The calendar for April
May and June trial terms, ready at the clerk
Office.
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EXECUTION Jostpn Ceuyryhle, who committed
. i,pe on his wife's sisur, snd thec murdered her
vM &c lupg 10 day In Blattsburg, n. " C.ntervlls
n . rst,ve of Carsda sud 10 shoit twenty sS ysars
I'd Et.ss . wife sna ott chill.
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Worms on Trees.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

ALBANY March 81, 1855.
noticed In your paper OF yesterday, that you Wished
10 he informed Of method 10 relieve the trees in the
arhs Of your city from the obnox that in'e
III. m curing the summer sent noe short
time since 10 his Honor Mayer Wood 10 which stated
wha, hao seen eectuay tried 10 this place ami repeat
II 10 YOU fearing that toe arduous dut that his Honor
Is pbest 10 has caused a. 10 slip his notice. II s Bore
hole into the tree the sire OF roll brimstoue Elk in
cbes in depth Say four feet from the ground ill the
cavity four ipctcs with tie roll birthstone plug two
inches and s,s over WITH pitch. The zap sbsorbs the
sulphur ard impsrts b.slthy hue TO the leavee, be-
ties b.ipg very offensive 10 the worms II them
10 leave for III you al TO notice this,
ALBANIAN.
TuEv At A BIRTH MIS-. Richardson, wife Of 8.
g. Eicbardson DO, Sortbhoto Mass presented her
nd With boys and girl At single birth,
TIE cath They were sra but ars dciug "As well
~ car Be- txleetsd
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BOsTON-Arr March 20 steamer VIM jenkins Balti
more: ship New York, Savannah; bark Edwd Everett
Baltimore, zig Sarah ooster Jacksonve schrs George
Milan, Pore au Prince; Delaware NYork; SANFORD
Norfolk, via Salem.
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senate.
ALBANY. Mar %, 1855.
Hills RxroRrED.
By Mr. RIcHARps-In favor Of purchasing ore bst
ut Clinton safe Prison. ALSO, general bill for he 90
ysrnment OF ate prisons.
By Mr.. MusRoE-To appoint railway commission.
By Mr. BBooKs-For the consideration of the Senate,
the CRYSTAL Palace Market Association BILL
Also by Mr. BRooKs-Ths Honduras Interocsani Rail
road Company.
Also to exterd the charter OF the New York fremeu
Mr. BuTcHNs to widen Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn:
also the purchase OF certain real estate by Brook
yn from the u government SO, to incorporate the
Kings County Horti cultural Society.
Mr. SPENCER regu the distribution OF assets Of
savings banks by receivers thereof
Mr. BRADFORD, to amend the charter of the New York
RHrRIcrnG RANKS OF ISSUE FRom ACTING AS SAVINGS
The bill restricting banks Of issae from acting as
made applicable to New York and Brooklyn
The Senate then went into Executive Session
Mr. SHxRRL reported back the bill to prohibit the re-
cspton OF bones and mortgages basis OF banking,
with amendments The amendments consist ia proyid
ing that mortgages shall be received at half their
circulating notes thereon at the rate Of so per cent
the dollar
Mr. TORRANCE introduced bill relative to the Assess
meut OF taxes upon Incorporated con panies
Mr. HUIcSs, for the extension of time for the COM
pleticn Of railroads in Kings county
The act authorizing certain towns to subscribe to the
capital stock CT the Er aud New York City Railroad
Company. was read tbrd time and passed.
To enable the Supervisors OF New York to raise
by tax.
To the charter of the Atlantic Mutual
Company Of New York
Recess to four o'clock P NJ
EVENING SESSION.
proposition submit ed TO amend the constitu.
ton in regard to the right OF suffrage to persons Of
color.
The Temperance bill was sent to see,t committee,
consisting OF Mrssrs. Hopkins Hasey and Bishop
The Senate refused TO reconsider the vote fixing
4 as the day for the bill 70 90 into effect.
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N0tiees IN Mariners.

roc BELL At NORTH DUMPING LIGHTHOUSE
fog bell Weighing 1910 pounds has placed at Il
North DUMPING Lighthouse station west entrance Els
ers Island Sound New York II will be rung by hand
tho present in TO signals from vessels wishing
know their positions By order ofthe Lighthouse Board
A.. LUDLOW CASE
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with whose characters they are moi ac,
quainted. He therefore orders, that for
the future, no man shall be appointed to
these important stations, who is not
native of this country, or has wife or
family in it to whom he is known to be
attached the order is to be considered
a standing one, and the officers are to
pay obedience to it at their peril"
The circumstance of the moment fully
explain the purpose Of the order. Wash
ington had arrived at head quarters, in
Cambridge, only three days before, and
finding a want of care in the military ar
rangements. and having reason to fear
that there were in emp persons favor
ably disposed to the British, then holding
posses ion of Boston, and watching their
opportunity to communicate information
to the enemy, directed certain precau-
tions to be taken il the selection of s, n
tinels, not against foreigners as such, but
against traltors and spies IN disguise.-
The words omitted or altered BY the
Know Nothing forger, which we have
italiciscd, place the intention of the
General in the cleaest light, and prove
beyond question the dishonesty Of the
purpose for which this nut lated docu-
ment has b en- put into circulation. 1t
is alt"gethe very curious instance Of
the base -tsorts to which fanaticsm and
party spirit will not hesitate to stoop.
We may add that every student of the
writings of Washington KIN VS. that they
abound in the expression of sentiments
Of sympathy for the distressed of foreign
lands, and rdial welcome for those from
abroad casting their lot in America,
which are the entire reverse Of the docs
trine- held by the secret organization
which pretends to hold his name in pecu-
liar reverence.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-18
Kcep II before the PcnnIe.

hecp 1t before the PeQpte, that j. Nicely
Johnson was one of the signers of the
"Secret Circular" of Crabb, Tingley
& Co.
hep IL 5efore tie People, that J Nrely
johnson is largely interested in N xican
grants, ard consequently is the enemy
of the settler
hcep it before The People, that J. Neely
johnson opposed Halleys setter bill il
1853, and voted against it.
Krp 1t before The People that J Me-.
Johnson is Wing Of the old Fedora
school, and is the nominee of secret
order whose principles are pro~criptivC
of natural zed citizens, and of the Ro
nan Catholic faith
hep it Jyore lie Peeple, that Know
Nothingism is Wing Organization, anC
that j Nicely johnson would, in The
even If bis election, be controlled hl
Wh Influences, aud throw be fatroa.
are # Office int the hands of tn,
Wings.
hcrp il hsforc the Pa'p'e, that the Know
Nofeing v higs are only fooling the De
moerats ~ho join the order.
KIP i 5sfors re PeqPle, that he Know
NntaJag platform 5 a aud on the psOpl
aud while il protssses much, promis ?
natli Z but the most baEbaro9s P. o c, ip
tioaoi naia a.is d citizens De Sal
Jarrls
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n9~ Know Nothing leaders try to
make the uniformed mass, believe that
the founders of this Republic were all
natives of the country. This is tho
crosses kind of deception. Some of the
best men and truest patriots engaged as
American Revolulionists, were foreigners
by birth; lhough republicans by choice
not by accident. like some Americans.
Good evidence of this is furni he'd by
the following staten, nj Of The names Of
few of the leading foreigners engaged
in the Cause of American Independence
and the capacity Of which they acted:
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Proclamation by The Governor.
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ GENERAL ELECTION, to be holden
throughout the State of California; on the
First Wednesday of September, A D 1855
Being the fifth day of said month, the follow
ing officers are to be elected, to wit:
II GOVERNOR;
Il LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
ONE JUSTICE OF THESUPREME COURT,
for the Full Term:
ONE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT
for the Une1pired Term of the Hon Alexan.
der Wells. deceased;
II STATE COMPTROLLER;
A STATE TREASURER;
A SURVEYOR GENERAL;
AN ATTORNEY GENERAL;
A STATE PRINTER and
THREE STATE PRISON DIRECTORS.
Also, that at the same time SENATORS are
10 be elected as follows
STATE SENATORS
]st Dstrict-Comp0sed Of the Counties OF
San Diego, San BerLardino, and Los Angeles
One Senator
2i Composed of the Counties Of
Santa Barbara and San Luis Obisvo, One Sen.
ator.
Sd District Composed Of the Counties OIL
Monterey and Santa Cruz, One Senator
9th District-Ihe County Of San Francisco
Two Senators
9TH District t-Composed of the Counties OF
Tuolumne ana Stanislaus. One Senator
9th District-The County of Sacramento
One Senator
10Th District-Composed of the Counties @,
Solano, Napa and Yoio, 0ne Senator
18th Dlstrict Composed of the Counties ot
klamath, humboldt and Siskiyou, One Sena-
tor.
18th District-Conpo posed Of the Counties o.
Colu-i and Shasta. 0ne Senator.
18th DISTINCT Composed OF the Counties ot
Butte and Piumas, One senator
10Th District-rLe County of Yuba, Que
senator
Senator
lSth Dsrrct-Tae County Of E Dara3o
TWO senators
18Th Dl=t%ict-0sm7o-cd Of tie Counties ot
Amator aad CAmveras, One 8 uqtor
hHd that a. the same time there are TO de
elected rise following
MEMBERS or TIE ASSEMBLY.
h}smeda-O-c Member ot assembly
Anecor--lw wp Aeubers # -5ssemt,y
butte--0ae &cmhar ot assembly
Caiayeras Three Members Of .1ssam}ly.
Colusi--One Member OF .4sscintly
Contra Costa One Member OF .4s-embiy
i,h4. ~ ''I'''pe's W -fSS'i'"'y
titaI ,i'tIn'. 'ie'i'pei - ,iSse'noly'
-. vi u iS,e'io'y
~ 'iVi''e' VI '4Sse'io-y'
e ~, :, III VI -
sombiy.
Meniocino-See sonoma.
Merced-See Marposa.
Mcnterey-0ne Member Of assembly
Napa--0ne Member Of assembly
ne'ao"Ir We VEN oers ol |ssehh'y.
piaeef-F"ur ~ ,, McnperS 81 '1ssenhy
s'ullls-i"' VIZ Ne'"oGrS OF -1ssem"'y
H"cFani'h'"--fo oli Mempers OF -7ssembiy
ohh peFnAruiho-,Vhe member OF -assemoiV
ga" u ~ q" Oic -'ie"lnei VI -Isseho'y.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ GENERAL ELECTION, to be holden
throughout the State Of California, on the
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-18

WELL SAID. An exchans pager vita
truth observes
Thc Know Nothing creed eolar4s the
humble attn lie. matter hos sin
cere lie aA y revere hi NJ ker, unworthy
If poliueal synipa by. while III heis',
dei t, d. baueaee, in6del, m rmon, dr
Buhdis' isrsc gnz d as a WORTHY broth
r. This u s not tb.. KIND of Proies-
taaism taught by the Savior.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-08-18

=, under the flag OF my country hereby solemn
y swear, eternal fidelity TO the have taken in
hs Order. also swear Ibat always will advance The
interests of every native born American Citizen especi
ally he members of this Order TO The entire and abso-
ule exclusion Of all Aliens Foreigners and Catholics
help me God
fREsinE>T- We meet Brothers, at this Place on
- evening next at - O'clock, when all are invited
to be present who cHn attend Fy the power in me
vested Is President Of this wigwam, now declare it
dHly closed