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New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
FROM SEvASTOPOL


The following private letter bss been received at
Paris from Vienna dated 7th:
The telegraphic news from the Crirnes received
here il OF the 4h from the Allies and Of the "a rom
the Russians No important event had oc cured up TO
that date before Sevastopol The bombardment OF
the bastiops to continues, with slight interruption,
day and night. The Russisns, who return 1t con-
nually are nevertheless unable TO destroy The works
of the sixth parallel, and it is even SAID that 1t has 10
come completely impossible for them 70 ascertain its
position This new bombardment lie effected by the
oh redoubis, as the batteries VIII not be un-
rnesked ill the day OF the general bombar1ment On
ali the other points of the Crimes considerable activity
is Observable The Russiaos fortify Arabat and Ge-
nitchi on the land and sea side.
"These two places are the key for the ulteror ope-
rations of the Allies 10 the Crmea and Upper Taurlda
The light squadron from MsTseiles wit be perfectly
s1ited the t4sk Of taking it. There no very recent
news from Kars. Gen. Mouraviefi is at Kony-keui a
vilege to the southeast Of Kas and his lcsmpmens
are In healthy country furnished abundautly with
water wood and forage. Wafik Pashs beng deter
mined to defend himself in Kars and not meaoing to
capituate the Russians preparing 10 open on the
18th july tleir first parallel near Kony-Keui.
"It is believed here that Count Buo received yes-
terdsy declaration the part ofEngland and France
that they did not wish, by negonAiione for peace
10 interfere with foresal the more decisive events
Of the war.
Z" The arrival Of General Leteng at Vienna is con-
sdeed az being connected with arrangements relative
10 the opening Of lines of march for the allied armies
in the Prnc ali'ies II il rumo;ed here that one OF
the exled French generals Is expected at Frohsdoif
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
PEOPLES INSTITUTE At pExppo.>
Ccussposaenes Of The ~ Y Tribune
PEMBROKE, n IL. An, ts Co.

~ I.
PEMBROKE, n. H.. Aug. Is ,sx.
Yesterday the Alamni Of the Peosl.,. r.
tute assembled TO the number of abop, ~
Every Northern State from Maine ,o pl;.',
and some Of she Southern States we're ,.,e
seDted. Every profession aud occa,at,,,H
ably represented. Jos. Kidder, ESQ. .f N.
chester, was President Of the day, snd tia p
VIM. r. Ager OF Boston, Orator. A oeem,,.'
organization was perfected, to meet At sa,h !
tervals as the Board Of Managers shall S,,.
While the Committee TO Nominate Oficers q, -
wear ensuing we're in session. the meeting was ah,s
dressed by Messrs j. +. 6Oodhue, Esq, Alva w
and Jos Eastman, E,qs., the Rev. Messrs. Ch,,.',
Deertield, and Alger of Boston. The Hon IN.
c Baker of the Massachusetts, Senate was cho..'
Presidtnt for the ensuing year, aud Messrs. j :
Goodhue, Deerfield w. W. Benz smin, Sins S..
NY; Ticl nor of Claremont, Clarke Of pembrOI.
and Besne cfCaDdia CuratOrs. The Oraton ofV.
Aeer fully sustained his high rank among the On
tors and leading thinkers of the country. Hk ten.
was " The League Of Friendship" and was Mn.
ably adapted to the occasion. A splendid bsaass
was partaken of at 5 p. NJ, az which sentimens
toasts, &C., were offered and responded to. N,
first sentiment was The Peoples Institute A;
Gymnasium responded to by VIM. Haselta,
Jr Esq, who spoke at length of the pecuEr
character of the Institution-its lon-sectarr
principles-its system of physical exercise,
adaptation to the wants OF the people Sentimshs
touching the deaths of Isaac Kinsman, the hoaO,S
founder Of the Institute, and Of Captain Ala
Partridge, formerly Superintendent OF the Nstis,
Military Academy at West Point, but more
Gently known as the Superintendent and foust,
of tie Military Department of the Institute L
Gymnasium, were responded to ably and feeling,
the former by the Rev Mr.. Alger and the at,
by Col Batchelder of Pennsylvania.
During the day the town and Seminary bal
ings were splendidly ornamented, by Col Bcsl
Boston the great American decorator, who clO~
the proceedings with grand display of frewos,
Tie result of this meeting / think has been 1
strengthen the confidence of its friends 10 the ut
ity Of the Institution as practical school for h
masses where sectarian teaching is stemly nj
iected, and where the moral, mental and physiaI
qualities are alike cared for 4. Wayland CluEI
and Miss Della Brown are now at the head of N
Institute-excellent dsciplinarians and guardiaa
for the young. PROPAGANDA
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25


n I've, .xn-mv Country away Ger the Sea,
W;,h eve, streamine--heart bursting-l turn unto
And INV spirit grows SICK as look on the shame,
That hath piled its hot curse on thy glorious name
@ Mother Of Natious--O Builder Of Thrones
Thou star whose great glory encircled the zones
Wha. q flaming anatbema sxells in my throat,
When think Of the England, that was, and Is not
Chrsts ban on the dastards who taught thee to bow
To The traitor whose red hands are wringing thee
Who bsrtered thy life for damnable lie,
when the truth seemed far of, and the pleasant
wrong nigh.
Christs ban on the towards who smiled and joined
hands
With the THING whose deep leprosy poisons the
lands,
Who has spawned his black slime DER thy too
trusting soul,
Till thy heart is grown rotten-thy sweet breath
turned foul.
Owss il for this that thy thousands OF braves.
Lie AN army of martyrs went forth to their
graves
Oyss it for this that my brethren arose,
And hurled all their life in the teeth of thy foes
O was il for this that the mother AMI bride
Clasped the agony home to her spirit, and died
Was the cross Of high sacrifice kissed by thine
hosts,
That the waiing Of weepers be heard in thy coasts
o shame TO thee, England thy Lion grows pale
Aad thy bane-the curst Yulture-strides on like
q gale -
While the voice of thy struggles far over the sea,
browns bis shrek of fell joy as be swoops upon
thee
o now by the rivers of blood thou hast split
Nv thy madness Of folly-lis mountain Of guilt
Nv tby sons-and the wOrmwood that lies in their
cup
Arise ere the bursting blast wther thee up
Y.a-arjse for time s finger is taunting thee now
And the kissing of nations is hot on thy brow
And full soon the deep curse of thy people may
prove,
That the seeds Of fierce hatred lie even in love.
Esl~ lerk, August, 1855. RICHARD REALLY
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

DEATH OF JUDGE CONSTABLE We announce with
great regret the death of the Hon. Albert Constable
died at Camden, n. j., opposite Philadelphia, on
Wednesday evening, surrounded by mis- family. He
had been for long time past suffering from disease
Of the heart aggravated recently by long and arduous
trial IL the death of this distinguished urist the bar
Of Baltimore has lost one of its brightest ornaments
and the State one of the abest judges that raced the
bench. His death will be deeply regretted and the
more so betause ii will be difficult to I'LL bis place by
one so well qualified to perform its arduous duties
Previous TO his elevation TO the bench he had occu-
Pied with honor TO himself and with satisfaction to his
constituent, the posts of United States Congressman
and member Of the State legislature. Ii will be
seen BY the report elsewhere ks: his death was appro
rriately noticed by the members Of the bar.
Baltimore American, 2ith.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

Church at Sidney, Shelby County Ohio, was blown
up by powder on the night of the 18th. We copy the
following from letter to The Ohio Statesman
Our village has been in much confusion since yes.
terdsy morning. cau.ed by the blowing up Of the
Csholich church on Saturday night.
II wa one of the bodest and daring acts that
! have known, being done about 10 O'Clock Saur-
day night-the church standing only the width OF &
street from a dwelling house.
No clue bas yet been had to the iends engaged in
tlis outrage reward has been offered by the Coun
Gil, and meeting of the citizens viii be held to-day
| viii adv Ire you again.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
SEVERE STORM At ALBANY

Tie Aibany Argus contains the particulars
severe storm Of rain which visited that city on ~
day afternoon. II says:
Shortly after l clock a rain shower comnts
which continued with great violence and copleuh
until near g. The rain fell in torrents-in fact W .
perfect deluge for the time being the sireee -
lsoOn foaming, seething torrents many OF tnen
Ifa-iab.a. Cellars were Inundated, and msuy sq.
Imstron was suddenly and Unexpectedly forced |"
the next story to escape the flood.
An the streets running east and wet were
fJed TO the top of the cur bstores, and n ns.y ~
sidewaks were covered with an angry 1ood ~.
poaring into basement windows and down the 49,
caused greet damage to household effects In psfu'"
and soaking everything in general. u
In Stats@st.. the pavements were complfey -
dep and large boulders and several Of The iouhos
s.ones, to be used on the Geological Hal, wsfe n
by the force Of tho water 70 the corner Oh r.rA
end there deposited, Dry goods boxes, hua - =. =.
sod jn one astepee torse and cart came o'.' 4,
street At the corner Of each intcrsectng s,is -.
piles Of alIuvial deposltes were leil as s'sneHe
Of the effects Of tn shower. xhx
On Horard ST., below Lodge-st., nearly e,,T -
nnept was inundated. Furniture, stoves 80 q,
completely ruined. So great was the cure1s ~ ~ ~
In this vicinity that at tie corner Of Howard sna q
SITS, It passed through tbe first story or gro1Ds
of several houses, and flooded al the yaris s-' "
| in the rear on Beaver-st a.. az
At the corner Of Beaver and Danlelssts. '1 :, :,
ments were torn up and carried to Pearts.' : to.
also several cylinder stoves left stanalps -, -
Of Messrs. Treadwell, Perry 4 Nortons ouT.' Tse 81
In Ly dius ct. the damsge was very gres.. ,hs ts
Of laying new drain is under head~ay, an' The ~
has been exeavated for long distance. washr
poured into the opening with terrific io'S y,nv 90
away the earth and doing much damage.
kitchens in this street were flooded. = ..os w
Naor fba 1ook xQrp eavpral lQrpe pucr va 49,
were swept entirely into the river. au.sedr ~
On South Broadway many cellars were wv
several inches Of water. ..,hroerget
The Marble Pillar was also nearly !hn suo sssr y
water. So sudden was the entrance OF ne Va tsS
several persons sprang into chairs TO sass soiss
selves. fhe water came in with ru,nihhs hssn ops
though some vast reservoir had suddenly w.
upon them. 81, lsss dsmsgt'p
In all quarters Of the city more or 'eSs esd soOda
sustained by the overflow OF drains a"
cellars. -
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

THT USTERsALIsr GEsE.SAL CoSy EsTIoS viii hold
its Arndal Session for ISIS at Middletown Conn., on
the 10Th and Goth Of September The Rev. T. ]. Saw
yer Of this City viii preach the Occasional the Rev.
f. II. Chapin the concluding SsnAon The Unyer-
sasts Of Middetown invite genera Attendance, and
profer such hospitality as their nun Der s1d moons
viii Justify.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

err aganss extravagsn. e1pec.sons and to shox that
the humiliation Of our emmy does not necessarily de-
pend upon such staok as that the triumphant
result of which we hope in h few hours 70 announce
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
ADVICE TO TOURISTS.


Owing to the cold latitude, the Saguenay should
not be visited by New-Yorkers later than Septem-
Der, and then only with good supply of Winter
clothing. With that precaution, Ne trip is per-
fectly feasible for ladies-we have score of them
on the present trip, among whom is that pleasant
describer of rural scenes-Mnnie Myrtle-who
will doubtless let us hear her opinion of the
Ssguenay.
Ny advice to those who are at loss where to
go, is to get down their map of North America and
look at the Saguenay. To those who are anxious
TO go to some new place, my advice is, go to the
SseueIay. To those who want TO go to Europe,
because American scenery is so tame and uninter-
estiDg, my advice s, go TO the Ssguenay. To those
vLo think Saratoga or New-York the ne plus ultra
Of tie Summer tourist my advice il, first 20 to
the Saguenay.
To those who may snxiously inquire next June
where we shall CO. my advice is, get up party Of
sixty-take the cars 10 Cape ST. Vincent or Os-
wego, and charter q steamboat to the thousand
Islands and down the st. Lawrence rapids to
Montreal and Quebec, and hire Capt Simard by
the day. for a week or more, and 90 and join the
salmon and trout fishers in the Saguenay. Then
you may visit aud land upon every point of inter
est, and BY trip Of ten days add ten years to your
life.
Such are my impressions Of the saguenay
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25
TO ENGLAND.

o,s a., ,as man wbo 6rst planned the Crpsan m
,.,e -snisS 20 solve this probem How 70 mos 10 en
vsssc,y plausible enterprise, the eest beod of ~
hs, ,fs n.-sss for time Of need '-MAzzIN'
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-25

In our report o. the Regatta al o'ep 90 !. pds
at the home stake-bost of the yscn' WIZ
2:2s-it should be 3;e7.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17

Seward was reel cted to the L. States
Senate by the Legislature of N. York.
the 9th Of February He obtained a
m jarity over al others of five in the
Senate and twelve in The Assembly His
op on mis- among whom were 4 number
of Wings. divided heir votes among
D. S. D crimson, Horatio Seymour, j.
A Dix, Washington Hun, Willard Fill
more, and IL scattering.
In ILLINOIS, Lyman Thumb II Free
Soil DEMOCRACY has bren chosen by tho
Illinois Legislature to succeed General
Shields in the U Senate Mr. I. is
an ant-N braska member OF the next
Congress from the S'h (Bissell's) Dis
trlct.
liz PENNSYLVANIA, Simon Cameron of
M,ddletowm, was on tn 9th of February
nominated f,r e. S. Senator from Penn
sylvania by doubtful majority of the
American or Know Nothing caucus,
made up of 81 of the 1873 members
composing the Legislature OF that State.
The electoa was to take place on the
18th of February.
New MINISTER TO SPAIN Mr.. Brock
enridge, IF Kentucky, has declined the
app ointment of Minister 10 Spain. 1t is
stated that A. G. Dodge, late Senator
from Iowa, will receive the appointment
The peopl- of the Atlantic states ex-
perienced, during the week ending Feb
II, the most intensely cold weather. ac-
comp anied by trem endous falls of snow,
yer felt by the present generation. The
cold pr vailed Fast, North and West
and in many places the thermometer
sunk to 36 degrees below zero.
DIFFICULTY IN THE ARK. LEGISLATURE
A difficulty had arisen in the House O.
Ropes -ntatives in Arkasas, between Mr..
Hlneman. and Dr. Moon, and when they
met in the lobby of the House, the for
mer shot the latter with pistol, breaking
his left arm, and inhicting light wound
on the breast.
MORGAN "TURNED UP" 1t is repor-
ted, on the authority of the Masonic
Mir or, that Morgan of Masonic abduc-
ton no oriety, has turned up again at
S nyrna, where he is teaching the little
Tusks the English language.
INDIAN DIFFICULTIES IN FLORIDA.
[ is feared that difficulties will shortly
occur with the Indians in this state, as
they exhibit il disposition to resist the
mandate mt forth that they should re-
move beyond the borders.
William Young was executed at New
Ode ms on the 10th Feb for the murder
OF his child. He hid cut his throat 4
day or tw" previous, and when taken to
The galows was in a dying condition.
DECLINE OF REVENUE. The declne
IN the revenue of the U. S. for the ven
M tls elapsed of the fiscal year, is So
GIG, 900.
c. Mortimer, editor of the Southern
Quarterly R.view, ha drawn twenty
thous nd dollars in Maryland lottery.
\ lucky editor.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17
Browns Hotel.
FORBESTOW-N, Butte County,
California.

EOhD Il y OtF ", DUIte county,
California.
JAMES ABNEY & A G SIMPSON, Propr's
THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
inform their friends, and the public generally
that they have leased the above House. and
are prepared to accommodate the public with
the best the Market affords
Their BAR, will always be supplied with
the choicest Wines, liquors and Cigars, and
they hope by strict attention to the wants of
the Public to receive liberal share of their
patronage Stages leave the House for Ma
rysville every morning.
JAMES ABNEY & co.
Forbstown, January 90, 1865.
CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN!
Miners Ranch for Sale.
THE UNDERSIGNED being desi Of re-
turning to the Atlantic States, offers his
Rancho for sale on reasonable terms. 1t con-
tains one hundred and sixty acres, mostly I'M
der improvement, and is well watered and tim
bered. 1t is situated about three miles from
Bidwell on the Marysville road, and is doing
an excellent business as a Public House, The
The house is large and convenient frame
building-a good frame barn and other requi-
site outhouses. Persons DESTROYS of making
urchase will please give me call.
A large quantlty'of oats and barley for sale.
JOSEPH KERRY.
Miners Ranch, September s, 1854 Att.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17
NEW STAGE ROUTE.
TyHE EXPRESS LINE OF STAGE

VENHE EXPRESS LINE OF STAGES from
IL Marysville to Cherokee Flat, Frenchtown
and West Branch of Feather River, via. 0hir.
fhomppon's Flat. ORG on Gulch, Spring Val
ley, and Cherokee Flat, runs as follows:
Leaves Marysvile at 6 o'clock A. NJ, arri--
wing at Cherokee Flat at 3 o'clock p NJ same
day.
RETURNING-leaves Cherokee Flat at 6
o'clock A NJ. next day, and arriving at Marys-
vile in time to take the afternoon stage for
Sacramento and San Fancisco; carrying Treas
ure, Parcels, Letters, Freights, and our own
Express TO and from the above named places
All orders for goods promptly attended to.
OFFICIAL the United States Hotel, Ma
rysville. W. E. SINGER & co.
Marysville, Nov. 22d, 1854.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17

VEGEraBLEs.-We have neglected to
thank our friend Tarr, of the Garden
Ranch for the present of small cab
bage weighing thirty FIVE or forty pounds
We will endeavor 10 be more punctual
for the future.
Mr.. j. Cozad, of Wyman's Rnviue,
also has our til Ks Tor fine bunch Of
vegetables. H. his also pres ntsd us
with some beau iful specimens of gold
taking from Wyman's Ra,iue-whlch
are as beautiful specimens of coarse
gold as We have ever seen. As there is
plenty of water in that vicinity at pres
ent, We shall expect to hear that miners
are doing we'll.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17
NOTICE

The stockholders of the south Feather Water
Company are hereby notified that the Trus-
tees of said Company have levied o fifth as
sessment of ten per cent. upon each share of
stock. and that the same is ordered to be paid
on the Goth of April, 1856, together with all
arrearages upon former assessments.
By order of the Board,
NJ H DARRACH, sec'y.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17

SENAToRIAL.-We clip the following
from the New York correspondence of
the Times and Transcript:
CATER a good deal of hubbub and
double shuffllog. and by union Of ell
he ''tsms" in the legislature, and the
purchase of few weak, conscientious
Know Nothings and bogus democrats,
Seward has been reelected to the United
States Senate"
Seward appears to be more success
iul fusion a>pirant than Gwin Not
withstanding Gwin had the aid of dem
ocrats, independents, (CoI. Watkins,)
Know Nothingism, johnson, of S. F,)
and bogus democracy" ISM tn, of Ma
rim, he has not been reelected
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17

New Ell EcTloN. The municipal elec>
ton in Mary,vilie is to be had over
again ON Monday rext under their new
charter which has went into operation
since their last election. We rather
expect that Marysvile Is in the hands of
the Phillistines, but should be pleased
to see the democracy enter the contest.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows.

Independent Order Of ODD Fellows.
There will be meeting of this Order, at
the Court House, in Bidwell, on Saturday,
March 9th, 1855, at o'clock, p NJ, for the
purpose Of organizing a Lodge in this place
Brethren of the Order in this place and sur
rounding country, are respectfully invited to
attend. ROBERT BALTIMORE,
PETER FREER,
G. W DRAKE
Bidwell, March 10, 1856. mario 1877
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17

Is hereby given, that an assessment Of seven
ty five dollars per share, in the Rock Island
Company, is levied, and payable at the Office
of the Company, Bidwell, on or before the 10Th
day of April, A. d. 1856.
BY order of the Board of Trustees
GEO. JNO. FERG USON. Sec'y
Bidwell, March 1865. mar10-1S3t
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17

Snow IN THE MOUNTAINS We re.
ceived brief call from W S. Dean, Esq
Treasurer Of Plumas County, on Tues
day. He experienced Slight fall OF
Snow on his way down, but informs US
that there is but very little snow in the
mountains
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17

BIDwELL BRIDGE. We learn that
several bids have been received for the
erecti'n of the wire suspension Bridge
across Feather River at this place 7 6
time for the reception of proposals ex>
pred on the 18th inst, an, on Wedne>>
day next it will be determined who is to
have the contract. 4 speedy .comple,
lion OF this enterprise will do much
towards bringing the advant ges Of this
route befor the people of tn Stat as
stages will soon be running from Bidwell
to the Mountain House, and the easy
practlcabIlity Of the natural road from
thence to Meadow Valley and Spanish
Ranch, will soon lead to its extension to
those points, and ultimately through to
the American Vail y. 1t only requires
the cooperation of the citizens of .umas
to effect this during the coming summer.
and offer such inducement, t. immigra>
ton as will lead them through the rich
pastures afforded by the numerous val>
lies til ough which this route passes.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17
NOTICE.

At the last meeting, February oath, of tht
Trustees of the High Rock Mining Company
there was levied an assessment of $25 on eacl
of the sc shares in said Company, payable t,
the Treasurer of the Company, on or before
the first day of April, 1855.
By order of the Trustees
JAS. SARGANT, Sec'y.
Bidwell, Feb. 26, 1856. mar3-I7,
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17
COUNTY rREAsuRsR-s OFFICE

BIDwELL, Febl 4th, 1855
Notice is hereby given, that all persons
holding Butte County Warrants registered be
tween September 10Th, 1851, and January
1st., 1852, that the same will be redeemed, on
presentation at my Office. And notice is fur
Their given, that from and after this date, said
warrants will cease to bear interest
R. T. VAN NORDEN,
Treasurer of Butte Co.. Cal
fah17.15
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17
NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the South Feather Wa
ter Company are hereby notified, that meet
ing of the Company will be held at Forbes
town, on Saturday, March 18th, 1855, for the
purpose of amending the Constitution of the
Company. BY order of the Board.
mar3-l NJ II. DARRACH, Sec'y.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17

REJEc ED-Thc CT i'm Of P. B. Read
ing, for five leagues of the Copay Ranch,
In Colusi County, has been rejected by
the Commissioners.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17
NOTICE.

There will be a meeting of the Stockholders
of the High Rock Mining Company, on Tues
day, the 9th day of April, 1855, for the pur-
pose of electing Trustees for the ensuing year
A general attendance is requested Meeting
to be held at B dwell, at IL o'clock, NJ.
By order of the Trustees.
JAS. SARGANT. Sec'v.
Bidwell, Feb. 25, 1855. mar3-l7.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17
NOTICE,

Is hereby given, to the Stockholders of the
loung America Mining Company, that fourth
assessment of ten per cent. upon the Capital
Stock. will be due on the first day of April.
A. D 1853, and the same is ordered to be
paid, together with all arrears on back assess
ments. By order of the Beard
II. CLARK, Sec'y. Y. A. NJ Co.
White Rock, March l, 1855. marble.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17

GALL HANDS ABOUND A series of
eight parties are to be given at the Gems
raj Hotel, on the second and fourth
Thursdays of each month. The first
party will be given on Thursday. 29th
INST