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Butte record., 1855-12-29
hIisfNNns.

THIS universal holiday passed OF pleasantly and qn~
@'y nothing occurring To mar the general good feeling
T-a..lcnt on this suspicious anniversary. Some who
c.'lmenced celebrating on Christmas Eve got some
wfa; tired before the break Of day butt was merely
bubble on the beakers brm," and disappeared with
.ae bad liquor that caused it. There was Church
H,- ,lhef public doinss-exeept The 'Chrsimas bowl :"
.il free lunch, set ont Al the billiard saloon by tile
-.clIInoI4tng proprietors. Lump \ Iiida.
Butte record., 1855-12-29
Plain Talking.

The Editor of the Brownsville, Tennessee,
Journal, always a sterling whig paper, in
speaking to the Murfreesboro Telegraph, pa
per that exhibited some Slight inclination to-
wards Know -Nothism. says;
In plain terms, we believe that the Know Nothin .
party found it, birth place in hel-was rocked in The
cradle of damalion-und the devil is lis papa. We are
American and nothing else-and before we would
be governed by councils and midnight ranhler,,
we would rather oe plunged in sonp poi-takcn ont
and finally ,tung 10 death by yellow jackets'
Butte record., 1855-12-29
Man Drowned.

Emanuel Parchard. from Penobscot, Maine,
vas drowned in the North Fork, on Saturday
last He was engaged in rafting logs down to
Garriott's Mill, from the mountains The
sad accident occurred below the mouth Of the
was+ Branch.
Butte record., 1855-12-29

Ice made its appearance in Bidwe pretty extensively,
on Monday morning last. sunday night extremely
cold Tor this section. At the Mountain House was
osmed three inches thick. should the cold weather
continue it will enable those short distance above
10 a, in qusntiy Of ice 30 be brought into mark e
HeN' snnmer. \ tine chance for somebody 10 make a
speculaiioa Who viii iry it.
Butte record., 1855-12-29
SNOW

almost regular old fashioned snow storm visited
Hiwell cl "Wednesday morning. This is The ir.t suuw
hai has fallen ia sh.s vicinity SINCE December - aid
iirnshed some o. .de oys chance TO enjoy e7ue OF
saow-bail. bow it dos open eyes TO get up early
n iae norning-say o'clock, 4 M.-and perform yout
morning abluiions in The virgin snow. 1t makes Us
shvcr 10 think Of 1t AtoM Berry Greek or the Noun
tain House, they must have capital chances TO side
down bill.
Butte record., 1855-12-29
Mining Items.

A claim which had been abandoned, in the bank of
lie river Immediately below Bidwel, is now paving
Ai Drake seven dollars cay.
From the number OF Water hoppers, trunks, fumes,
bitches and hydraulics the Court House Hill, we
infer that there viii be additions made to the
circulating medium Of the world. These claims have
been worked heretofore and held in high estima>
ton by their owners
Butte record., 1855-12-29
PRoRATE NOTICE

IN the matter Of the application Of A.'E
IL Ke, by, administrator Of the estate d, d
II. Grooms, deceased, for final setlem'n.
said estate
1t is ordered and decreed that Monday, '.a
9th day Of February, A. D. 1886, tie --a,
being the first day Of the February term
the Probate Court, be and the same is here +.
appointed as the day for the hearing q
application, and it IS further ordered, ttHt
persons interested in said estate BE ciiei z
appear and show cause why this said a4a1.'.
traitors accounts should not be allowed ali
he discharged from further administrator
said estate, and il is further ordered thar .aa
Clerk of the Probate Court issue au order Ha'
der the seal Of said Court. in conformity i9 f
order, and that the same be posted, au ''.-
lished, in the Butte Record from dare aa.-
the hearing OF this Application ccordius u
law
L. S By order q The Court
MILES CHAPLIN Clerk
BY A. f GRIFFIrH,. Dep
Harris & Burt, Attorneys IL iea-'
Dec %, 1850
Butte record., 1855-12-29

DISTRICT CoURr-The trial of Reisberg
for the murder Of Brooks at Oroville. is now
in the District court Up to the
hour of going to press, the case had not been
submitted to the Jury
Butte record., 1855-12-29
Robbery.

F'son stopping at the B.falo Rancn, was robbed of
Aaoa5e baeled shot qua areyolyer and roll Of blau,
,et- The rascal who helped himself to these trnkss
departed without settling with ~mine host" E X
Dodge, Esq Pursuit has been made for him. lie was
brave fallow to hus beard The Lion in his dem and
may consider himself smart If he eludes Mr. Dodge
Butte record., 1855-12-29
Such l. Is now NOIhingism. .

The X n s of Massachusetts recently pass
ed the personal liberty bill. We now hear
that bill has been introduced by the K s
of the Legislature of Tennessee to compel all
free persons Of color in the State to emigrate
to Liberia, or elsewhere beyond the limits Of
the State
Butte record., 1855-12-29
Runaway.

team belonging to Oscar Thayer which he had left
for moment, standing our office took fright aud
made express time down the hill to the barn where
tin hHd been kept The corneL Of The barn brought
The runaways with The ossS m aNe-which cost
TIE owner about XX Fortunately there was not a dog
h, in the street At the{me anI no one was injured
Butte record., 1855-12-29
New Goods.

Joseph Gluckauf is untiring in his efforts to
furnish the public in the vicinity of Bidwell
with everything required in the Dry Goods
line. He has just returned from below with
extensive assortment of goods. calculated to
meet the wants Of the community Give him
a call
Butte record., 1855-12-29
Rrenk In.

The Nevada Journal says that a Lodge of
the Sons Of Temperance in that place broke
up their organization lately, and some Of them
went on a '.bender" One Of the worthy pat
rarchs acknowledged that he went to bed
fuddled on lager beer.
Butte record., 1855-12-29
Sarcastic.

Thompson's Fla. appears 10 regard the growing i'm
poFtance OF oroyilie with some jealousy. A gentleman
from the former place, remarked to Us on Thursday
evening that those who had invested in buildings in
vile gan to wish that they had invested in ban~
aets. sarc->iic chaps-iho Ihon pson tlat-iles.
Butte record., 1855-12-29
Origin of Izno1v-Nothingism sm

The Clarksville (Tennessee) JefFersonian
gets off the following on this subject.
The papers were recently discussing the question o
the origin of -NothinSsn There may be some
question to who started it, but there he none
10 who stopped it, II history mentions the ridicu
lnus humhug, it viii record that the democratic par
in Virginia Tennessee, North Carolina. Georgia, AI-
bama, Texas Peunsy lvania. Maine aud indiana smash
ed up and demolished it in a single year. As political
ary it never had any claims 10 popular respect and il
has mnde the poorest tight ever made against the de
mocracy by any organization in party shape
Butte record., 1855-12-29
The Ohio IznoSv Nothings.

The Express, the Kuow-Nothing organ at
Cleveland, Ohio. says:
The colorei population &c lerally voted for the
American ticket the day before Yesterday IN this they
showed good judgment, and they viii have occasion
to regret their action. They rel li,e with in Sans
triumph over weak corrupt, Nebraska Administration
The c"lored people natives and much better cili-
than the hordes OF Catholic Irish who yearly
floating shores
Butte record., 1855-12-29
An InfrIIi~cnf Nffncss.

witness in liquor case in Manchester,
Mass the other day, gave the following tes-
tmony:
s'Sd eola is ice aud water and some stuff sQuired
into 1t from concern Don't know whalhrr 1t is in
toAicaling or not makes feel goodeet lift easier
Butte record., 1855-12-29

VA party Of printers have recently left
San Francisco, with a press and materials for
publishing another newspaper in the Nicara-
qua Republic.
Butte record., 1855-12-29

GONE TO NICARAGUA-A. c. Haskell. who
was charged with embezzling over four thou
sand dollars from his employers, and whose
case was compromised by the payment of the
money by the gamblers who won it, has gone
to Nicaragua
Butte record., 1855-12-29
BRIDGE NO TTCE.

All persons interested are hereby not.feI
that We the undersigned viii apply to tie
Board Of Supervisors in and for Butte county
State of California, at their next session TO be
held in Bidwell. in said county, on the first
Monday in February, A D. 1906, or So so.u
thereafter as the same can be heard fraH-
cense to construct a toll bridge across the
Feather river at Ophir, at or near the 0gdr
Ferry, situate about one mile above the iowa
of Oroyille
D. c DOWNER,
II. B LAIHGQP
O-,,;1lo Doc 90 fo-- q.
Butte record., 1855-12-29

1s- Col. Harper, who was convicted of the
crime of Grand Larceny. in this county and
sentenced to seven years in the State prison,
as been pardoned, by Gov. Bigler.
Butte record., 1855-12-29
E&noXy-S OF hinSism.

That spunky, energetic democratic paper,
the San Francisco Sun. gets off the following
dab st Kya Eyeism
KNOW \ othjnsism-a hybrid 3E ~hoot of Whi-gery
Abolitiunfn, hest ot other i~in-s, ~ coali-
tOn of all these defeated parties and factions. in ,Ae
cendant, having certain impetus aud uu-at. mo-
mentum, like huge grin.sione. the " locity OF which
increased to snch degree that the centrifugal force
causes its integral par ccs to fly of in all directions
this .unhuly alliance of inconCrupus materials The
traction of cohesion being destroyed, must fall to
pieces
Butte record., 1855-12-29
The Right spirit.

John 5. Wells aas accepted the nomination
of the New hampshire Democracy for Gov
ernor. He says:
III elected viii eudeayor, a'i constitutional ay~
TO restrain bgolry, Intolerance persecution and t.naii-
cism within harmless limits
Butte record., 1855-12-29
PROBATE NOTICE.

~ the matter Of the application Of j. :
e. Nase', administrator Of the estate q o.
". Brown, deceased for final settlement u
said esta'e,
1t is ordered and decreed that NenhF, il'
9th day Of February, A D 1856. the Gong
being the FIRST day of February term Of 'as
Probate Court, be, and the same is hereby At-
pointed as the day for the hearing Of sail 'i
plicn'ion. and it is further ordered thai ~
per ons interested in said estate be cite' =
appear and show cause why this said ADM
lstrators accounts should not be alowe'i' ''t
he ischtrged from further administrator =.
sald estate; and il is further ordered thA' '--
Clerk Of the Probate Court issue an order u-
der the seal Of said Court, in contorm'!
th- order, and that the same he posted aL-
ubiehed in the Butte Record IRON daie u
tli the hearing Of this application according ~
law
L s By order Of the Court.
BY A. F. GRIFFIrH', pep
harris & Burt, Attorneys ,-
DC 22d, 1855 MT iet-'
Butte record., 1855-12-29

MARYsvILLE AGENcY. - The friends and
patrons Of the Reeord in Marysvlle are here
by informed that 0. AMY & BRo are our only
authorized agents for the transaction Of all
business connected with our newspaper estab-
lishment in that city All orders left with
them. at their Book Store, on First street, Will
receive prompt attention.
Butte record., 1855-12-29
YgHHE UyDERSECNED 0FrFRS H,S Services

E to the Merchants in the interior a,A
commission buyer Of goods in san Franc.-a
having been engaged in that business faruear-
ly three years past, with three years previous
experience in he interior, He hopes t. GIVE
satisfaction to such as may emp oy him in .d-t
capacity. Orders for any description o N5r-
cbandize filed and forwarded promptly
SAML II. PbICHAED
Up stairs, corner Battery aud Sacrmorq
sts', san Francisco
S-3mO.
Butte record., 1855-12-29

VI. The Suit against Q P. Stidger, who
was charged with vagrancy has been dismissed
by the Recorder of Marysvile.
Butte record., 1855-12-29

SAN FRANcIsCo AGENcY.-We have ap-
pointed Mr.. Thomas BoYCE agent for the
RECORD in San Francisco. lie can be found
at "a Merchant street, and at room No Q.
up stairs, Iror Building, northeast corner Of
Montgomery and Washington streets.
Butte record., 1855-12-29

&9We understand, says San Francisco
paper, that selection of steamer, and the
terms Ct her purchase have been made, and
that Col kewen only awaits the information
of the official acknoo gment of the existing
Government of Nicaragua by Mr.. Marcy il
order to consummate the fitting out and equip
ment of steamer for the Ncaraguan Govern
ment. Letters had been received in Granada
prior to the departure of Col Kewen, from
Mr. Marcy, assuring the Walker Government
that they should be recognized if they main
tanned their position for six weeks. That time
has nearly elapsed, and the anticipated rec
ognitionis anxiously and very certainly look
ed for.
Szs-The new line of telegraph between the
city of San francisco ami Benecia, is now com
plete.
gze-It stated that some companies are ma
king from six to eight dollars per day on Kern
river.
There are no later dates from the seat Of
war in Oregon.
&e~The Ravels are still playing in Marys-
vile, to good houses.
Butte record., 1855-12-29

Szs-The new line of telegraph between the
city of San francisco ami Benecia, is now com
Ilete
Butte record., 1855-12-29

&a~The Ravels are still playing in Marys-
vile, to good houses
Butte record., 1855-12-29

G1-It stated that some companies are ma
king from six to eight dollars per day on Kern
river
Butte record., 1855-12-29

There are no later dates from the seat Of
war in Oregon.
Butte record., 1855-12-29
"To J ". Stehbin >

This the manner in which the Know Moth
ing victory was gained in Massachusetts,. The
party organs in California, rejoice over it, and
then ask the people of Californa-''What
have we to do with the slavery question -
1t is rank demagogism
Butte record., 1855-12-29
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
GOLD DUST

c. B. MACY, C L Low Pr roxv
Butte record., 1855-12-29

Oroville, Dec %, 1875 -8l4.
Butte record., 1855-12-29

NOiSis IlN " E~ttl II JtL iiilliNAS - etb liiN'
extreme southern line of our Pacific
possessions In time however, when
Mexico and Nicaragua are annexed, it
will be more central, and in any event,
would be a railroad to the Pacific, an
undertaking which IS well worthy the
attention Of every inhabitant Of the
Pacific coast. If the 32nd parallel
presents the best route, and Texas, by
the adoption Of generous policy,
which seems foreign to the national
government, offers inducements for the
construction of the road, which cannot
be had elsewhere, We will raise both
hands for a road upon our southern
line, and leave it to time to make
known whether others are necessary.
Should others be found necessary, the
energy Of the people will be found
equal to its construction. Nebraska
has as much arabic land as Texas, and
circumstances may place it in her
power to be used for a ike purpose.
The present population Of the United
States have expended near one thou
sand millions Of 'ollars, in the con-
struction Of canals and railroads, and
our internal Improvements are yet IN
their infancy.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-29
ShERifF'S SALE.
STATE OF LotIS!.N. D

-
~ Tessebonne- Juaicia. I,i,.ri, G. '.sa Of
ami for tho Pa.ish OF Ge.reionne 'F"as u
Succession of Fra. isM lbro.,h M.
In the Tame ant by the " o.. Ia ,.' d
OF the filth Juaicai tisti:t ST. ~ N mi ~ tsci,
OF Terrebonne, the undersigned Shelf ~ ~ fsasa
Will. on " 's-i fsf.sa.
Saturday. the I7,h day Of Nov'r ,s5
at The Couss-'!cus 10, in tn. town Of ,;or-,. ~
Parish OF erfebonnc procee. 10 sci. Al ~ IN sd
The follow Jig described property loaz,n. 10 soe''
named estate, VIZ: s '" 80 aeevs
]. The u4';ividetl half Of a certain rr,e. ~ ,,n
ted IN TINS iarsi, on iAe right descending bnr I'm
Bayou Little Cabin, measuring 1--WE arpet T.; - -, " 10
such depii as Tie confirm alton calls ,, VIM, III . VIE
proveHlents thereon, Duaneed at7gs Ly i,ns ~ i, e m
Watson, anu below by land OF Loas ieI., '''-
2.tIe Laud Warrant.
TERMS AND CbNpITIGHs- land ,,v,.,.
th,rds One Ii lai,. each 81 ,l ,aoa;a. - Il "
the years leoo, ls1. aud ie3S; pesch,r-r 4, 80 %
with good ami approved s-cufHy, ..:,se 81 noes
themselves, to the uder OF t!ia..ln ..s,-ssa 49, "a
With mofts Sc On the properly sold. e'~
he Lana Is ar ant pal aDie in March 1855 Ii. pn,,t
ser II give uot ans, goui and Il roveI sectrt. !,
all su pume:aly psd to beir inseres.
tlSht per cent Per aaHn t.oi n,tl-y un.l fu,l ~,
ment. IoS !, ..:ls.cr- -
Iloula, October ia Isls-3D,; -
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-29
VENII; PAR s.E SHEnif, =
ETAr De LA LOuiSIAEE-ps,

- O'sec errebOnne. l17-- :
Je soissisne sherit. oifrra putS lie "a. .,
jour dOctohre, 1881, la, pop.iere CT aprus De- IT, saw
peux arpeute de terr- lie face ufn adeur saasat
Parpentge situess Bayou Ferebnnnc. rive eaarAs
descend mt a environ deux miles de Thiiotaux {,
peupres TN nile d ept da chemn fer born en- h,v,
par l. e-rs de ;art.n den.t, 81 H.. par ,,ic d.
Boudreaux. a.,
VA pent cha4ue. g. s- sset 49,
TEEMES Ell CONpirIoNS-Paysb bic en- ir.is tera
eG,ar, un Is drns c.s ois ae Mars le56 IN
ct 1855. LES aciaerenr de vrunt fournir ears es a7s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. signes sogaire.uent ss
les aPr.re de J. b. HoudrcIux. propii. t,ire. IA p
priete venin demeus et sccalemen, ype.eq.ee jps,.
pariat paieuent, bilets rorternt neres ai.an
hnitp III. cent Fan upus i.tnrits ,.eu t p.iel sri
LIZ sGc:tric GU. iTuTe bate s.iE ic Il. tef.e cen
has SER. Hen'ra -eparemeI.s aux litmos c,L.chse
Plus haut ineatiou loe.. aE
lie yeneur rese.qe dsoisa Vii canal qg &c trrrsm
In ditte tsrre. ]. 4. GAGNf. shtrN
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-29
SCOTS LITTLE GIANr' UoRN AND COB Mill
lee Patented Nay l0sh, 1854 s -,
TIME attentnn,ion of Planters. i'arnle rs,

TNHE attentnn,ion of Planters, Farmers,
l. and Stockholders in general is respectfully called 10
ss mill article "t the KIM Low il
use no Only well adopted r'nng mea! tor stock,
bu, FITS the table, and especially Bread ideal OH corn
not fully ripe dry IN The fall
In setting this m- mechanic or frame work Is want
r only requiring to he fastened to foor platform.
e. sy a justei anu used by anybody, even Il cit.
The little has received the fsi at 1.-THE
late AyTicuit fa in Missouri, Kentucky Mary
au other States and ta, in most complimentary man
ner we'll the ready nd: TONS oil fie thoisdnds
witnessing It's performance.
These mills guaranteed in the most positive man
ner and No > grind ~ bushels "i Iced per
Sour with one Eo se and offered the low price OF 500
Ill comp etc, ready at,chas the teii-No at
grn,is 20 bushels ,er hour " ith two no. sss.
Malut, ctrred 10y Scott Dnrt, st, Louis Scott koeH
bee, Baltimore; Scott Il Hedges, Cincinnati.
=E-5 D.. From the Cincinnati Daily Times.
THE LITTLE GIANr.'--Ry invitation We called at The
establishment Of Hedges yesterday, wi ness the
operat Of what the inventor has denon!nlted the "
tie Giant Corn and Com Cob Mill Ii MAS
we'll applied ii is in the instance The mill weighs
only about three hundred pounds and with single horse
aitsceed 10 foot shaft it eats up and cob with
II Vengeance tits got up an improvement on the
OF this kind attained, and simple
in liz construction put together and in
motion eBty minutes and afterwards be adIrte ana
used with ease by anyIhy. 1t will snd in fio;
IL 10 "a bushels per hour.
To the farmer, this min SO simple in its construction,
occupying 50 little space propelled by power always
ham, and furnished the ezcsedius low price VI S a
lords OF The greatest conveniences have
Wherever They have been introduced, they have
sal favor Let every rested agricultural r,ur
Scott Hedges, No. Wafer Street, examine and
see il i'll operation.
in operation. which lie will DE pleased to exhb,t.
noy2-ni6 . BIZ. HOLDEN.
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", nE>IE PAX LIZ sHsgIT
HtIAi pE LA LoUlsI4Xn
4 oisse -Tarcai,..r.;.e = Couz :. .--.1.t -.

NFAi De la, LoUlsIA%r
A1 5.s1 .i. Gs5.eh s. !; Co. u 5.,
Succession lie francois s.s,O,,,
1e seaSisnr, Sheriff aifstTai eli vepr.,,
son TO :o' q s.'''', s,iaei lie Is nur i, yss-aA
entire !! hecr7" =. n. CT : he.rss SEoveus,-
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situe dens cetie Eaiosse, sur "a rive de es
biNeu Pe-lt &, iiou, ,nesra c. az,,e1 s.eeaasa
pfo;.'aetr lyant Fa.is,hsr.- turie IN YEA. esa
lie Ectafc Watson, ct e.; sss par ,rIJ A. pa ats.
ehse.lie ;yec toIes les IasI.sses Of apl ais VEG
tenant. ''sssaLs a1-,.
20 Tn Land War.anf
La d.te yeui Sera fate aux te.r ces q. .,,,..
savoF lie Land Va fayabsea Ms y; 'si
Mas Mas ia. s ~ err IN ter en- ehacn ies NJ.
AcGnefeurs ''' nir"nr ,es '-ts avs % Is
c,ante caution signe ecnoirteiaenl e1,re r., 1T
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etc verdu resi;,.d spe ia1ea, U, pa.ircI ;. VI 'q'i-
vernIs paFscr iEtsre,t ra.soa ls hnj. - et
fechcance. IoS - ,s w.tfG a. Is,
HouGa 10 0ctcore. 1875, A'NL H. Astl.