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Butte record., 1856-09-13

FEMALE QUEsTRIANIE.-A juvenile fe
male that runs about town, kinder loose"
in spite of her anxious mother, and who is
best known by the delicate little cognomen
Of Cusscat or red head, took it into her head
to ride on horse back She called on our
friend Aleck Brown, whose horses ''were all
out" She was not TO be thrown off in that
way, so she repaired to our friend Geo. Pea
cock, for pony, for ride she would. They
got her mounted on horse, and off she went
full tilt; hit the brute cut with whip; he
run across the street, and into two or three
stores and barber shops; came out, charged
and ''cavorted" around, and finally jumped
stiff legged, and she showed her agility by
some tall specimens of ground and lofty tum-
bling She fell across rope and came very
near breaking her back.
Be cautious ye doating mothers, lest your
precious charges may be taken from you by
such carlessness. 1t was cur little neice,
Lizzie, and had this been more serious. We
should have been mad.
HURRAH FOR OLD KENTUcK THE good
old State of Kentucky, the cherished home
Of the immortal Clay, and the back bone Of
Whiggery heretofore, has given unmistaka-
bic proof of her devotion to the Union-to
her favorite son, and to Democratic princi-
pies This State has been strenuously
claimed for Fillmore. This conclusion was
based upon the grounds that Kentucky had,
with but few exceptions, given her vote for
the Wings And that it would follow, as a
matter of course, that she would now go for
the Know Nothing ticket, which sprung
from the OLD Native American and Wing
p rites.
But the late news shows that they have
made slight mistake in their count 1t is
that in 40 counties the Democrats have
gained 5555, and the probability is that the
counties remaining to be heard from would
show a proportionate gain being in Dis
trict where her favorite son, Breckenridge,
is immensely popular, which would no doubt
give the State to the Democracy by very
large majority. We get this authority from
Know Nothing papers. Here it is:
KENTUCKY.-Forty- nine counties heard
from in Kentucky give an American majori-
ty of two thousand SIX hundred and seventy
six In these counties the Democratic gain
is 5,555, as admitted by Fillmore papers in
the East. There are l0l counties in the
State. If the Democratic gain should be
half as great in the counties to be heard
from, the Democrats have carried the State
by a large majority.
Butte record., 1856-09-13

The MILlLNEUM.-The days foretoll by
the inspired writers, seem already to have
arrived for verify the lion and the lamb
seem to have entered into an armistice !;
factions and feuds, heretofore entertaining
the most bitter animosity towards one an
ethe-, having united in the labor of love,
the holy crusade against the Drawing,
peace destroying prostitutes, who have re-
Gently cursed our once quiet village with
their nightly insults towards our better class
of citizens. As much as we deplore such
summary measures as were adopted by some
of our citizens towards one of the most odious
of these creatures a few nights since, we
can but applaud the motives that prompted
them.
We feel disposed to endorse the conduct
of respectable citizens in such cases, and
towards g sich like we reiterate in the
language of g Aunty Sniff get your ,ci''d
and then sail in agin.
Butte record., 1856-09-13

DIR. B. F. keene, formerly Senator
from El Dorado, died of paralysis at Placer
vile. on the 5th inst.
Butte record., 1856-09-13

G~ The Mcntezuma Claim, Tellman chief
manager; are now engaged in pumping out
the water from their claim. The bed of the
stream begins to show itselfin several pla-
ces. The water will soon be down SO that
they can commence mining next week with
fattering prospects.
Francis Corder keeps the Montezuma no.
tel and serves up the subs*antials in his usu
al mag nif' style.
Butte record., 1856-09-13

.. S. HoTEL This popular head quar-
ters for general and particular business
political, drinkable, eatable, terpsichorical,
billiard ferrous etc, has experienced apoth-
er change in one of its departments. We
have reference to the bar, which has been
leased by Messrs. Browillette & Lukin, two
very gentlemanly and accommodating indi-
viduals; as we know from long and well tried
acquaintance; and for their benefit, and that
of dry and suffering humanity generally,
we would "also state that they have replen-
ished the aforesaid bar with stock of very
choice liquors, especially brandy, as we feel
authorized to sscar, for we have just tried it
on, four or five times Give 'em a call.
Butte record., 1856-09-13

Is Jabez Sawin IS around occasionally.
and sometimes oftener. We thank him some
too.
Butte record., 1856-09-13

News DEPoT Our friend Watson, who
has ever been $50 faithful, so kind and 50
true' TO us, has established himself in neat
well arranged little emporium of news and
Literature, on Montgomery street, near
Randall x MeDermot's Drug Store. He is
the agent Of numerous popular newspapers,
which be delivers before they have time 10
get cold or the ink TO dry on Give him
call
Oar friend A. b Ress, has just returned
from The Bay, with full stock of beautiful
and fashionable clothing, .ats, boots, &c.
See BIS lvert;semt
Butte record., 1856-09-13

The Chicago Tribune, of the 18th July.
says;
Yesterday evening witnessed the first de-
parture of a Chicago vessel from this port
direct for Europe.
The vessel is the Dean Richmond, owned
by Charles Y Richmond. Of this city, and
her captain D. Columbus Pierce She takes
a cargo of 5000 bushels wheat, owned by
the vessel owners, direct to Liverpool, via
the Welland canal, the st. Lawrence river,
etc.
Butte record., 1856-09-13

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
Whether intended or not, it is nevertheless
a gratifying fact, that the Democratic State
Convention will meet on the anniversary Of
the admission of California into the Union.
Now. when the hellish factions of dsunion
are rife in the land, that the Democracy
should meet on that day. and show their de-
votion to the Union, BY presenting National
men for Congress, and the expression of
union Democratic sentiment. What more
appropriate day to place in nomination men
who, by their triumphant election, Will show
that California is still devotedly attached to
the Union
Butte record., 1856-09-13

The San Francisco Chronicie. a B ack
Republican moLite, is responsible for the
following rich description of the personal
rencountre which took place within the walls
of the San Francisco Jail, between \. A.
Cohen. the swindler and that irresponsible
defamer. Thomas King, of the Evening
Bulletin:
Butte record., 1856-09-13

The BAcKUs MINsrELs.--This justly poru-
lar Band of Ethopians played to very fair
houses on Saturday and Sunday nights -
Buckus is an imtator Of the regular old
corn6eld niger, that can't be beat. Mr.
Abbott we never have heard excelled in his
violin performances. Their vocal music, it
seems to US, is not quite heavy enough TO
have the desired effect. We are no critics,
but it appears to us that the blast is not
fall enough Of thunher for large audience.
They are to a certainty as good as any band
in California.
The agent We find to be fine little gen
tleman, but for an old Manager we are sur
prised at some errors. either accidental or
intentional; we trust, however, the former
to be the one These mistakes have no good
effect
MfSINe.-0n the opposite side of the rir-
er they are commencing operations again
in the bluff Several tunnels were started
there last winter but we're abandoned in con-
sequence Of no water. A party have driven
in a tunnel some 100 feet, and are now sink
ing a shaft in it, determined to find the be d
rock if such thing be there
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POS fSCRIpT.

In various inquiries, claimants viii
the adavs flied with certificates
evidences de b.
owner, holds for pledge moneys
II for collection, pledge, OF party hold
affidavit and assignment and release the United States
release Texas duly by such party
with releases from the whose
Element and payment As requested.
25th February, 1885,
surrendered their certificates Texas upon payment
portion Of amount aud claim the difference the
paid and the proportion payable thereon under that
sdavs stating the OF slch certificates and de-
scrbng received seeon whether the
and received FROM Texas
owner held for collection pledge The parry
claiming beneficial reday difference
person In whose favor payment
United and release Texas the
other After tn. paid by Texas
shall refunded, claims this description viii
seled in conformity win the proviso OF said I'd section.
ClamsLts will also take notice that
evtdzuccs Of thu character Of debt
cuded afday ~ owneIshp, assignment
each certificate Uher evidence OF debt
therein by It's number, date payee
appear whether certificates issued
nj Texas claims against republic,
by repabc Texas according the
. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary ofu e Treasury.
TEKasURy DTr.RTNEsT,
March 8, lsJ6.
Feb Nd
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United States. 4 vol 81 q5.
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,LENWoUD CnMErE -uhire No ~ peunss lvania
~ avenue OF IN street, the savings Bank Tas
laid ptap the ceiebr ted Greenwood VI
New ork and situated hr high ground daat
mile north Of Cnpn Notth Capitol lsading decty
30 the This have charter
Hppupaing their ground evnr burial poses making
Zee title TO purchaser prohibiting
legislation Otherwise, which those who
wish their dead where they Them u has
oecon custom all when the burial bteomes
'aiuahe for Other purposes sell and the
.scuously and legal
titles given The ground.
~ -Othes open fran 10 To H. pamphlets, with
the charter and all other e
shtained also ali orders for interviews LEFT with Mr. James r. ar
No 40 Seventh nher undertaken, win
xuspaai JuHe Idly
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OFFCE or THK WAsHIn0rOF AaUEDuCT,
Wellington, March = 1888.
PROPOSALS invited brick
dams, tunnels and work Washington aqueduct
Proposals. the oh May will be
that
Mal po6les aud specifications othe work will be ready
and after the 20h day of April
Proposals received particular
bdges &C. &C described In the and specifications
Portions completed The
present appropriation but all unfinished will
be subject appropriations by The
the right prescribe the OF work done aud
of under each for each appropriation and in
of the appropriation holding sufficiently decide when aud
WORKS shall stopped funds become available.
Ia stoppas- for
funds the reserved cent will paid In the Judgment of
the the work has properly executed
gone
Payments will be made in specie checks upon United sa
monthly OF the 10
and will be dion of all contracts that the work
shall paid the full wages monthly and in specie.
AL bids should be sealed endorsed proposals for work
the Washington Aqueduct.n
The United the right all the bids
deemed make such
considered conducive the OF the
work.
Every accompanied by written signed by
responsible TIC effect that he they under
enter obligation, within good
completion of the work undertaken said
accompanied certificate Of the United States district
United district officer Of
individual known The Engineer tie
Of War; that the able TO make good their
Bids will opened in presence Of bddefs any them
choose to be present
Capt. Of Engineers, In charge
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Tr,s.smA.-.rns a.s.. European p.sear.ry.

PROTECTED by royal letters Of England and secured by
the seals Eco de FhaImacIe AMI The Imperial Cot
Iege Of MeacIur, Vienna
fnnseua NJ the remedy for guaea aad local debility loss
power, decay and all distressing
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youth manhood vifils would
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nesema No the European remedy for that class of
which, the English
mrvItabe destruction of
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Tnesema Nos l. 2 alike devoid II taste smell and
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their being detected
case 81 divided into separate aa-
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Green Canal New York, specially appointed the
paentee uaed
other America,
Mr. any world
securely addressed according the instructions The
Retail agents required Terms cash.
Nov 9-dyT
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Dec law4s

IA Congress and EissopR 80 washington
INA aie respectfully informed that TAYLOR Il MAUnYS
they will all
Their extensive stock, addition The following
comprises dfpaItuens OF literature,
ana
New books received immedaiely publication
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Marsh's Orators and statesmen, volume
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llebers Civil Liberty and Self government vougies
WITS Lie OF Patrick Henry, volume
Kennedys life Of Wirt, volumes
Gahand's Life OF John Randolph, ! volume
Parry Leaders, by Baldwin, l volume
lie Tocauevishs Democracy in America, volume
The Fedrrsiis,, volume
Gmke's Nature and Tendency OF Free nstiution volume
4 XXI book, volume
Carey's Past, Present, and Future, i volume
Eeauan's Progress Of Matt, volume
Me Eiiieo;t's American Debater, volume
Future Wealth of America, volume
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Nassau nan college Of new Jersey, PrinostOn


=. Should auld aequsintaAce 10 fOssol,
And never brought 10 min
Should auld acquaintance be tnrgot,
And days " auld lang syne."
The members OF ending In lune, lass
The junior class Of The ending IN June, 1884 e soph more
class VI the endng 1887 aud The Freshman cass 81 e
ending Jane l hereby requested 70 assemble Ia
Washington, D. c. BY The third Of March, A. H. 1857 al the iatos'
brighten The Rs Of he chain Of love and sndshn which time
nor tide can ever entirely exchange once more ~ er
lives gtsiDs aud sympathy aud lament The untsy 'alo OF
some OF their most promising cOnIpeeTs.
preliminary metng Of the selLappoinled ennmrs WIZ DC
held ga the hrst Aondy ia September A. d. Tess a br United
saes tLote Chesnut between Fuuh Hnd Fh Streets
which those members of classes whom be
venien ara invited attend when the VIII hn
adopted 10 secure as fun On attendance possible
In the mean ume those whom this addressed viii Dc
good enough 10 furnish The ohe cnmmse By mail WIN
their respective post offices
EDWARD J. GIANT, N. D.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER q. HARf, M. d.,
Philadelphia, nusylvahia
J. NEWTON LiGHTNEn.
~ III 1ne ser, fenusy lya0ia,
PHILIP PENDLETuN,
of Winston, Aleghauy Co.. Md
SAMUEL P. RICHARDS,
OF Balst' Iron and Glass Works, NJ
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee,
JOHH WrIDaAR of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 2T-lawtMafJ fIueigenceri
All the civilized Of the world
editdnal
If classes the four d
visions the gnbe all newspapers throughout the Uued
States America requested gratutOus Insertion
eaoaay between this date and the 3D. Of March, A. D. 1851
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NOTICE OF the discontinuance or the United States
" land office VASDALIA in the Stale of ILLINOIS,
Notice hereby gwen that pursuahc. Of law In yw
the report ocer4 ILLINOIS,
land in district reduced below buudrsd
the INTERIOR has directed thai
VAspALA be discontinued aud lands remaining unsod
the tho disconnaance be made eHy
SPRIseFIHLD in said State
Lands remaining ansod and Inappropriate by law and subject
To private the land office discontinued will
he subject Office from
effect register thereof
viii pub The day watch they
will be prepared receive applications io such lands
a
my hand city Washington, sa day
December, A. u. lass. >
TBOs. A HENDRICKS,
Commissioner o the General Land Once
Dec ll-law6w [lHtellgr Starl
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT 70 THE WEST.
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Time between Washington so.. and Wheeling bat ''i
Running time bsceen Washington and Cincinnati 81 hoUrs
Through TioEets aud Baggage Checks to be had Ia,
Washington.
FaE Ohio Railroad, having greatly improved
western congeIons now ont the fullest Inducements TO av
ee between Washington BALTIMORE and al portions OF the West
The between The trains from Washington and
Junction ni,y called the Relay toue nine mir-
and The Ohio vsr Baggage checked through 10
Wheeling Washington saon and ed and
through points beyond The connecting
Washington daily att, M aud AZ, p nj on Sundays at the
Whselng
Wheeling, through cambrdse zanes"lle, aud newark
ihsse trains .onSes a" NswsIs ~ zoe
Chicago, St Louis, SC .
Al Columbus railroad trains win s fast trains
ef The Lutte hil.si rairoad xena, CINCINNATI LOUIS
LLE %e A. x"nT on Lnls Miami a.GS ,p so"GsI.Sn Is
Haate Lafayeu-. thcEsn, Rock Island, ST Lnuts, &C.
Natcheu, New Orleans, Washingo-
transferred Cincinnati the mail steamers the oho
Tickets for Evansville Cairo, and ST. Louis sold by this
F0R CLEVELAND aud Toledo, Detroit
cnsn &C. tickets ONO navisase between
whoriHe and wesVe (ory mies) where conneKion with
Traveller requested TO notice that while this the only
afordnE and checks Washington Is aso the
great The distance washington Cincinnati IL
sut $50 miles, being about 100 mcs shorter Than Other
Pare by through ticket from Washington To whesng 50 6s
Columbus sI3 6Si Dayton SIS 50; Cincinnati ss' ui.vte
by railroad, by from Cincsuau sis IndtaHspo
Chcago 81 $40 Louis, SIS and Gas Memphis
ar FrdeTcE and aSrTsrs Fe Msrnsburg Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford spnss, Piedmont Oakland and Fsmount
way Baltimore Wheeling M,
tram from washington - ,.,,- =. --. ,
Tor further iunrmoton ,huog, ucsers sc apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station , - ~
Master Of Trou,portaion Balun,ore and
May 5-du ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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X. Ill. GIL l. K It

Has removed his office hi FIankin Row,
OF aud Thirteenth He viii devote his
principally the Unttd
Having devoted much concerning patents he
advice legal questions before
the Patent Once and appeals 10 the chief justice
District Columbia; and will
preparation and trial OF suits concerning patents
He wi also give written opinions aud arguments for
will also claims before any board established
adjudication.
Oct 2s--dn
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
NJ E.....L.-L- Ll--.L--.-L

TUE
9th August,
terms tor hnhr annum payable
ally IN advance There charges for drawing
Inc aad also ~ Spanish taian Geunan and
Tor the ma department composed Of pnp
age, are 600 able half yearly advance.
JFs Of inquiry should he addressed the MOTHER SUPE
oR Of - Josephs Academy, Emmssug Frederick county,
Maryland. ''
July s-dlyeHT.
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TREATISE IN ENGLISH PUNCTUATION.

Designed o writer's authors pfinsrH and n
press and Tor the 81 schools with
ar, containing rules hs capitals
hn On ptep7ng and proof specimens
theeis' &C Filth edition. ny John WILSON, i6mo Price 81
an exceedingly baok a copy n should he
NC service % every one who Indirectly
INC large subject Of witch
press - - 1880 - -
nhe Vsy tuH exposition NJ is rrsdsr of a.
VIII ~ equally surprised amnuu knoy
edge winch It's Perusa will impau ansfaer
CROSBY, NICHOLS, A. co,
I've is-Nawdw III Washington street Boston.
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These atop Southampton going returning
PROPOSED DATES OF sAlLIR6-lgs

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proceeding London HGvTe
other ROUTE for the economy OF tune aud money.
PusaGse from Neg York to Southampton and Brsasn.
Fs, cabin, maiH saoon $3.50 eabn, .aoon sllU
second d., 500
Al letters aud newspapers pass through poet
No bs ladus will be signed parcels day
sRiina
An experienced 10 attached 10 each ship.
For freight or passage apply 10
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q. A HEiHEKEN Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY & ia Southampton.
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Feb 27--dIV
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DINE Library Editions 81 Gtbbon. HsItaIn, Russell.
Rubvon liumr, suoIlet, rving Prescott Bancroft
inosh Roscoe, Webster scntt Thtprs Pspy Macnuay
Turner Mns Riue', Burne, Clarendon, Cities, fervsnr
nod Rnln utarrh, and thrr OF lhr standard huns
be ou'd tho moderate prices bookstore
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ffrn' London by the undersigned, aud bound there
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Completion OF Panama Railroad.
.Retuefion Of Fus 10 California,
Uuted States n,sn stsamshins leave New YORK
@e142 Tor AspinW all the 90th NJ month
KILN connecting with
Francisco.
by
Department, guaranty speed and safety
The Panama railroad "a mites onEl completed from
aud Of
grs chs"ksd York
emharf ed Pa"amA nv
The money pHd IN New York Expenses trip
ReservT kept New Ynrk, Panama, and
Sap Francisco degnon accident
the il entirely reliable.
Passengers they hsptn
wall
Conductor through by each steamer charge
~eaa@a aaa ohdraH without other pFutsotarz.
Fo through ckrs the lowest apply the agency Ia
Wet street, New YORK, l. W. RAYnONn.
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Caution-Lottery Frauds.

OTTICE MAEYLaNp CoNsoIInArEp IorTEREs
Baltimore Maryland, Juh I, lass.
NHE commissioner Of the Maryland deemed Il
caution the pubhc rums.ous syind.
who BY mail aud otberwss lottery
snd pretend he for he
M wholly 6ctiunus
1hs ouy legal lotteries In Maryland daily under
the BY The psoe
the sa,e under the aud approve ih
schrmcs md To afend the drawings
An the tickets IN these NJ packages n
tickets the thog APPLIED fireman
Maryland Cnnaadai.d IoeTss
Baltimore. Maryland" Al Others are fraudulent
For tut information the subject frauds address
2. X. Brennan.
Sept 9s-dly Baltimore MARYLAND
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BEowE, STATION, WaLERR
YIN. T. BROWN. Fred. r. STANTON. and J. KNOX WALK
ER have formed arnehip fur practising Supreme
Crur Of the Tinted Statrs,
and u the Tennesses Oces sshnrton and Mem
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