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Butte record., 1856-05-31

THE HisroRY OF THE WORLD Is full
If instances where Sovereigns have es
tablishcd governments and Kingdoms,
and promulgated rules and regulations
by which The same were to be governed,
bat who, from want OF fr.nness oi
character, and from blood thirsty dis
positions, have broke down and tram
pied upon those rules, and held the lives
of subjects at the disposal of their ca
PRECIOUS will. Such have justly been
denominated tyrants and despots, and
unfit to rule. Those who had not ener-
icy to enforce the rules they had adopted
were pronounced imbecile and became
the prey of others more determined.
The people Of the United States are
each acting in the capacity Of a sover-
eign, and they have given their assent
to certain rules and regulations which
shall govern their actions. These rules
and regulations are contained IN the
constitution and the Statutes, and when
the people disregard them, aid cry out
for blood, they but initiate tyrants who
have cursed the world with misrule for
centuries, and are unfit to act in the ca
pacty Of sovercigns The result is the
same, if the people become too lax to
nfnrce the necessary laws. In either
case they are unfit for self government.
Men who eoolly, and calmly, and sys-
tematically, set about violating laws
they themselves have esta blshed and
sworn to support, are tyrants of the
darkest, deepest hue, and deserve not
the blessings of Republican govern
mint, until they can learn 10 enforce the
laws and maintain inviolate their solemn
compacts.
Butte record., 1856-05-31

DIsCLAIMER.--1he Marysville FIX
press, Of yesterday, May Goth, publish
es, with comments, an extract from a
letter written by John G. Fall to his
partner in that CITY. in winch he dis
claims all sympathy with the Republican
party, and requests him to have his name
stricken from the list of d leaates TO the
National Convention at Philadelphia
Mr.. Fall 5 absent from he State at
the time the Republican Convention as
>embled.
Butte record., 1856-05-31

THE VtGrL nee COMMITTEE have not
contenied themselves with the hanging
of Casey and Cora, but are still carrying
on their lawlessness with high hand.
Private residences are broken open ans
Sc ,rched without the least shadow of
authority The domestic hearth has no
sanctity against their lawless aggres-
sions, and those whom they wish to
brand as the associates Of Casey aDh
Cora, they have only to order their
premises to be searched by their lawes
too S, and the thing is accomplished
The committee, in their search f'r Ned
McGoSan, have visited and searched
the residences of Major Roman and
Senator Tilford. OF course their search
sas fruitlcss. How long the respecta-
Bile and abiding citizens of Sar
L ancisco will tolerate these lawless
outrages, remains to be seen. We havr
formed an improper estimate Of the
people of San Francisco, and of the
State, if they do not soon teach the
mobocracy lesson of wisdom. We
hsd hoped their lawless proee edings
would cease when they had exe cuted th'
miserable criminals they wre>ted from
the law But such, it seems, is rot the
case. They are dispose ID to continue
their outrages until a revu'sion in public
teel ng shall arouse them to a sense Of
their duty. May God speed the day!
The committee have arrested Yankee
Sullivan and Billy MuIligan, two noto-
nous prize-fghting characters. What
crime they are charged with is not stat
ed. This mob committee wou d bring
less opprobrium upon themselves, would
they confne their arrests to such char
acters, and their la awless search 20 such
houses as Rose Coopcr's and Sarah
E~ings.
Butte record., 1856-05-31

L. s. TROOPS FoR kANs ,s.-In the
event Of a collision in Kansas, between
the Missourians and thr Free State par
", the following is the available fnrcc
of the U. S. troops to be brought to III
support of law and order il the territory
--76l Dragons at Fort L"avenv Of b,
undr command of Gen Sunni r; 5lG
dragons and nf.ntry, at Fort Riley,
und r command of Ii. Col. St George
Cooke, and l63 Infantry, at Fort Kear-
new.
Butte record., 1856-05-31

o. The Journal of Commerce saws
that tie rec ent leclions in New York
show dec ded Democratic gain and a
Know Nothing loss, compared with the
vote Of last November.
Butte record., 1856-05-31

PRISONERS EscAPED.-Four Of the
eight prisoners confined in our county
Jail, effected their escape on Sund y
night last, by cutting through the floor
Their names are Jerome Artczc, who
had been convicted and sentenced to
two years in the peniten'iary, j. D.
Sloan, confined on charge of bring con-
cerned in the Trinity Mouutain robbery,
and George French and ]. Odell, on
charge Of numbering Chinaman. A
reward has been offered for their appre-
heDsion. For particular description sec
advertisement
There were four other prisoners, con,
fined in the same room, who did not
avail themselves of the opportunity to
escape, and assert that they knew
nothing about it. Ono oil the latter four
left for Point San Quinten on Monday
morning. Presume he is not willing 20
acknowledge the fact that Ignorance is
bliss" The Jail has been thoroughly
repaired, so that the two remaining pris
oners could not escape if they would
and the proba ability is that they "would
not if they coul i"
Deputy Sheriff Mclaughlin arrested
Jerome Arteze, on Tuesday Morning
and lodged him in Jail in the evening.
He found him on the North Fork near
where he had formerly worked. He
States that h. had no panionship
with the other three, and knows not
what direction they took. He states
that he found himself near Oroville on
the morning after his arrest, and that
he swan main Feather River He had
nothing to eat from Sunday evening un-
ill after his arrest on Tuesday morning.
Butte record., 1856-05-31

WHERE Is THE X. n PARrY.-All
odds and ends of lhings in Pennsylvania
have united in opposition to the demo-
cratic party. One Of the candidates for
State officers is know-Nothing, anoth-
er a Black Republican, and another a
hig.
Butte record., 1856-05-31

a RAILROAD SuRvrY.-We learr
from the Vallejo correspond ,nc' IF the
Bcnicia Herald that "n Wcunesl y, the
2lst of May, Mr.. Willl-lon, Assistant
Engineer Of the Navy Yard, commenced
the survey Of rail i route, for d.
fraying the expenses If which the citi
zens of Vall'jo raised seven hundred
dollars after holding two mee'iles The
railroad is to run from that pace tc
Cordelia. and there conuect vi the Be
nicia and Marysvile railroad. Twc
routes are deemed practicable--one
through the American Canon, an the
other through what is sometimes termed
the Green Valley Canon. From the
tone Of the Latter it would seem that the
people Of Vail jo are quite confident ot
a favorablr result to the survey.
Butte record., 1856-05-31

Masonic CELEBRArIoN.-The Ma
sonic Fraternity of Forbestown, will
celebrate the 24th day of June, St.
Johns Day, by appropriate ceremonies
during the day and Ballin the evening
An Address will be delivered by Gen
II. H. Bowen.
Butte record., 1856-05-31

Ell 'cTIoSs.-The City lection held
in Clevel nd, Ohio, has resulted in favor
of the Democrats. In Portland. the
Democrats, aided bv thu straight wings,
literally wiped out'' the ki-yies and
Nigger wo sh ppers.
Butte record., 1856-05-31

IMMIGRANrs The New York Cou
ri'r and Enquirer, an old Nat We Am r
lean paper, and with leaning formerly
to Know Nothingism, says;
The money brought INTO the country
in the pockets of immigrants is compu
ted by tens of millions annually, and the
value Of the Immigrants themselves in
peopling the country, subduing the for
est, cultivating the p airie, and opening
the mines, is hardly to be reckoned in
dollars and cents.
Butte record., 1856-05-31

SCENE IN BIpwELL.-Patrioiic and
noisy Frenchman celebrating the birth
of she King of Algeria, meets dlstin-
guished legal gentleman. Frenchman,
opening his arms for friendly embrace
.'Ah, mine fren', Use yer much JOY tc
meet you ~ Legal gentleman pays nc
attention to his French friend, and when
opposite each other, the Frenchman ex-
claims with more dignity in his manner
than friendship, Lawyer !" Lega
gentleman passes by without the least
sign of recognition. Frenchman turn
ing round and looking after his retreat
ing friend. excliims with all the bitter
mess ofhis Gaulic soul, "Zchackass :"
Butte record., 1856-05-31

FARRALoNE EGGs.-The schooner
Louizt arrived at San Francisco, on
FRIDAY, says thu Town Talk, with one
hundred and forty-four thousand Farra
lone eggs, being the first shipment of the
season.
Butte record., 1856-05-31

Our RULERS. The following list OF
the officers and members of the Execn-
tive Committee, is from the San Francis
co Herald. The list is believed to be
correct:
OFFICERS.
judge P. Marrow, Property Holder.
Secretary-.-" Bluxome.
Legal Advisers It. ". Park and Ihempson
Campbell
Grand Marshal--Charles Doane.
Door Keeper-A. NJ Burns.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
1-wm 7. Coleman, President, Merchant.
2-Wm. Arlington, Merchant.
3-Myers F. Truett, Merchant.
&C. B Post, Merchant.
ST. J. L. Smiley, Merchant and Auction
eer.
6 james Dows, Merchant, Liquor Dealer. }
Z 7-R. NJ Jessup, Merchant,
SC. L Case, Merchant
9-J Coghiil, Merchant
l0-W II. Tillinghast. Merchant.
ll--J B Farwell. Merchant
l2-E. II Washburn, Merchant and Auction
l3-James Vantine, Merchant, (Liquor Deal
err
l4-H NJ Hale, Merchant.
Is W. V. Hutchings, Merchant
l6-Charles Vail, Merchant.
IF. W Page, Banker.
Isl B Thomas, Merchant.
l9-Captain Gorhnm Merchant
20-Captain Henry Brown. Distiller.
2l--Wilber Thompson, mot ascertained)
DIG. r Ward, Broker
&c V. Gillespie, Searcher Of Records.
24--Calvin Nutting, Blacksmith.
25--Edward p Flint, Merchant
26-Dempster, (of D L Ross Il Co.. Merch't
27--J II Fish, Agent of Wharf Companies.
2S--Wm H. Gladwin, Merchant.
29-Jesse Seligman, Merchant.
Butte record., 1856-05-31

rA. Ono OUT FOR DoUCLAs.-Re
cent developments indicat" that the
democracy of Ohio are for Judge Doug
las, as their first choice for the PRESS
dencv.
Butte record., 1856-05-31

"THE True CALIFoRNIAN," is the
name of paper started in San Francis
c, to sustain the action Of the Yigilanc
comm ttee. Its existence will be short
indeed
Butte record., 1856-05-31
BROk { j ALL

an the night of the 25,h of May, 1856, at
" Bldwell., Butte County. George French,
Jeremiah Odell, and J D Sloan, described as
follows
George French, is about 26 years of age,
about feet high, light complexion, black hair
black eyes. no beard and has au independent
lock, and stoops little Crime Murder
Jeremiah Odell is about 25 years of age,
about feet s inches in hight. stoutly built.
full face, no beard, dark colored Hair and
light complexion
D, Sloan is about 81 years Of age, about
feet six inches in hight, has not shaved for
some time, looks little sullen, dark hair, and
dark whiskers
Reward of $50 90 will be paid for the
return Of each OF the above persons TO Bid
we'll p. FREEK,
o0tf Sheriff Butte County
Butte record., 1856-05-31

BAcKUs Why did not the vigilance
Committee hang Backus, as well as
Casey and Cora: If We are not mis-
informed, Backus killed man by shoo>
ting him in the back, and while be was
retreatiug Is it true that he had pow
erful friends on tie Executive commit
Butte record., 1856-05-31
lob PRINTING.

We would solicit the attention of friends who
IN want Of JobPrinrng the fact that prepared
% execute every description OF work in line in
style .ha. cannot nll TO give satisfaction We have
recently made and extensive additions TO our
assortment OF Job Materials and have facility for doing
al kinds Of work moderate rates and On short notice
Butte record., 1856-05-31

~ We learn from Singer s Morrow
that Benjamin Bradford, colOred man
was drowned on the 10th inst, at Rich
Bar, Plumas County
Butte record., 1856-05-31

@ BucHAsAN.-The Democratic
members of the New jersey Legislature
nave passed resolution in favor Of Bu-
chanan for President
Butte record., 1856-05-31

Tow Morrow of Singer & Morrow 5
Express, furnished US with the Marys-
vile dates of Friday morning, four
hours in advance of oil competition.
Thanks.
Butte record., 1856-05-31

Hr There has been a "Black Re
publican" meeting at Goose Greek, Lou
den Co. Va Admirable and arpropri-
At. rlac. for such gatherings
Butte record., 1856-05-31

For NICARAGUA-Two hundred re-
cruits have lit New Orleans for San
Juan, to join Gen. Walkers forces. =.
Gen. Hornsby was among the passen-
gers
Butte record., 1856-05-31
papers.

ELECTION The Election for Justice
.nd Constable in Ophir Township TAKE 5
place to-day.
Butte record., 1856-05-31
Express Favors.

We are indebted to Everts, Davis &
Co., for Bulletin, Alta and Marysville
papers.
Butte record., 1856-05-31
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

4 DESIRE to sell the Vermont Mill si,ua
= ted 6 miles from Bdwelrs landing au
Browns Ferry, Sacramento River snd J5
miles from Chico (Bidwells Ranch Them
is new, well built and finely arranged 1i.
nearest mill property to the finest lands ..
Butte, Col4si and Tchama C.uu;ics. terms
Of payment easy, yif; one fourth t, one hsii
Cash Balance in Lumber Iiyered 3, tl.,
River, (l6 miles distanD or at poin, vii
designate below,
| offer to sell the new and valuable property
at n bargain, hsving bought it to save Il large
debt, and am entirely unacquainted with tie
Lumber and milling busiuess,-Auy one vist-
ing a GOOD investment aud profitable employ
mont for few men and teams nil Do well p
examine it.
For value Of loe:stion x reference 70 Iia
to Major John Bdwell and + X Dodge
Chico Post Office, Butte To. also to G. g. L'u.
coin. 0rovlle. ftice of the North California;
My address. Monroeville, Colusi COUNTY
my u tf-'-29 G. p. SWIFT
Butte record., 1856-05-31
Agents fer the Butte Record.

AGenfs fsr the Butte Record.
THOMAS BoYcH 81 Merchant st. San Francisco
EvERrs, DsavISx co. .............. Marysville
MANNING b cos EXPRESS. Orovile
y n. PLUM ForDesiown
SAB. AcNHLfAMS...-.--- --..............O Orosiie.
WHITE NUTTER. .............. Oregon City
8. 4. LADD.. Stringiown n.
GARDNER COVE .....-.....-....-......-D Drovilef
X. JACKSON 80. Dogtown.
L4VI SMITH .....----...........T Thompson's Flat
DR. bkOTHERTOS.. --- Brolherton'- Store.
-. !.
AN8s TROUGHTOS TOS.......-........Wv Wvanio,ie
J. 1.bHIRWIN....... ........ Nelson Greek. Piuma. Co
JuDNINs CATE. ...... American Valley
The Record" can be procured from any Of the above
named Agents, who also authorized to receive ad-
vesiissments and orders for Job Work.
Butte record., 1856-05-31

eve charged upon a flock of geese
And put them all to fight,
Except one stu rdy gander,
Who thought to show us fight"
But we routed him, we secuted him,
Nor lost single man."
Before this formidable display. the
authorizes surrendered iihout fling a
gun. The prisoner was securely hand
cuffed, and brought forth, while the can
non still pointed at the jail door, to pre-
vent surprise attack. He was placed
in a carriage and surrounded BY the val
liant army, was carried in triumph to the
committees rooms
The murderer was in the hands Of
murdcrers, who required of him what he
had required of his victim. This is the
revolution accomplished by the vigilance
committee of San Francisco, and which
he people of California are asked to
endorse. We oPine the people Of Cali
fornia will not do it.
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ELEGANT CURTAIN MATERIALS.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND HAVE
w ready for exhibition and sale an immense
variety Of goods in the above line consisting IN
part Of
Rich French, English, and German Brocaelles,
all cOlors and contrasts Of colors
Crimson, claret, green, blue and other colors
Broadcloths, a new and recherche mate rial
for curtains with Brocade Vandyke border
ings, In satin brocatelle, to trim them
very extensive variety Of rich Satin de LANES,
in all the colors that are novel and in good
taste
Also, 5 cases Damask LANES, In rich and prettly
cOntrasted colors, extremely low priced
I case EtoH d'Afrique, new and rich article,
suitable for dining rooms, saloons, or hall
windows, very effective and elegant
Also, case real India Satin Damask, (antiQue, }
in al. the colors and tirts now produced in
China
Also, , cases (of ~ cartons) embroidered Swiss
La"e Under curtains
The variety and elegance Of these goods alone
are worth the trouble Of a visit to our stock the
prices Of which are extremely low.
ALSO,
IA and extensive assortment Of all the necessary
centre and side Cords and Tassels, Cornices.
ings requisite
Feeling the importance Of keeping under the
head Of a general House furnishing DRY Go ods
Store a supply Of snch " Ill be attractive, and
a. the same time a convenience to housekeepers
we have commenced the present SEASON with the
will be OF advantage to our customers and credi-
table TO dealers. In all the sales we make
our prices are warranted TO be as low any other
house In the country, IL not. all we ask is to be
told ar deduction will be made instanter
sc 15-3w CLAGETT, DUDSOE d co
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SIS ER'S
Improved Sewing Machir az

TO which was gr .nted the Highest Award Of
the Paris Exhibition, thereby receiving
the Worlds Verdice Of Superiority.
THE IMPROVEMENTS IN THIS MA
L chine has sinplifed them in MANY respects
and they are capa6lsOf executing twice The amount
OF woIf they did formerly IN any given time
They are without question the only Machines ca
pable OF sewing every variety OF goods perfect; q
shirt bcsom CT heavy trace for harness can be
sewn by any OF these machines by simple change
Of needle and thread in such a manner that the
closest scrutiny cannot detect fault
Manufacturers, planters and families will a nd
them the only safe Machines TO purchase as they
are Quilt strong and durable, and not likely 10
get out OF order
we have machines With guages attached, for
binding hats, cap fronts, CALLERS, 6c.
SIX, fhIead; Cotton, N eedles, 60, constantly
on hand, at the lowest rates
Persons DESTROYS Conformation rapaydInu saw.
Ing Machines will please address
l. NJ. SINGER L. CO,
los Baltimore street, Baltimore.
N. B:-We are prepared to exchange these ma
Chimes Tor old mac hines OF any kind Terms lib
erai Persons who have been induced to purchase
Inferior machines under the pre.cxt Of being
cheap, Will and this benefit indeed.
mar 10-N
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w. q. METZEROTr
LAIb OF NEW YORK cry
ID ESPECTFULLY INFORNx Tu,,,


PEsPECTFULLY INFORMS THE crrr
~ Eens or washington, Georgetown, ana the
surrounding country, that he has purcb 80 az .
snti.s, stost Of MUSIC, PIANOS, MUSIC tHs
N usic Depot, southwest corner Of Penn .,a,un nc
1lth and ID streets, and intends to open the es,
tablishment, for the coming season, with The
largest and most complete stock Of Music, Pianos
and musical merchandise to be found In sny,
similar establishment south OF New York
w @ M. having engaged the services Of MI.
bhous, will still continue the publication of
music, as well as the tuning Of pianos and other
Instruments, will keep pianos for rent and sell on
"a, ,o most aceommodsting terms, making the pay
insn ~ agreeable TO purchasers In every case
ments " enAnse iof nc" lnstIu-
n,,ros ., ION the country, either for music,
Pisnos, OF tuning, promptly executed
Music sent TO any part Of tbs Tnit.6 s,.,.. h,,
mall, postage free wv oni'oo olo@s ny
Orders for military or cotiIloa and. xv,, u..,
with prompt attention. Dohos VIII meet
Tickets for all drst cla.. co,...,
this esta bIishment ootained at
suoseLi PiiOns received for all the NJ u,,c., ,o,,
Wn-Q AufoPe.
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STOVES, CRATES, &c.

THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO
Il Inform bis numerous patrons, and the public
generally OF Washington, Georgetown and sur
rounding country, that he has Just received the
very largest stock Of YES RATES,
RANG ES and HOT-AIR FURNACES ever be-
fore offered In this market of which he asks
an examination, feeling assured that for Inability
Of castings, economy in consumption Of fuel,
beauty Of design, and simplicity Of Gems ruction,
they are not equalled.
most celebrated Northern and Eastern Foundries
with a single eye to the use, not merely the sale
oftbearticls, customers rely upon fair dealing
and fair prices in all cases.
name in pat
Chilson's Hot air and ventilating Furnace
Hayward, Bartlett Co.'s Portable Pot Fur.
mace
J l. Motifs "Invinciblen Tubular Oven
NJ Ponds Union Double Oven Range.
Beebe's Range.
Range.
Improved Latrobe, Feinour, Hot Air Parlor
| and Gas Burner Stoves fer heating the room In
which II Is set, and the room above, very beau
tful orn' ment for the parlor, taking up room,
and consumes no more fuel than common Radi-
ator.
"Invincible" Cooking Stove Tubular Ovens,
for coal or wood, which for durability Of castings
economy In consumption Of fuel nd the superior
very best Cooking Stove extant | ask an ex-
animation Of nv list Of references and letter. Of
recommendation, numbering FIVE hundred resi-
dents OF this city, who have this unsurpassed
New World Cook, pretty PATTERN and excel
lent operator
Blue Ridge, heavy article and coed baker
Victor Cook, Flat Top, for coal or wood, a
beautiful pattern, and heavy; A new cook manu-
featured In Troy, N. just received
Morning Star, for coal or wood, with su II mer
arrangement In hearth and roaste. behind
Light Street Complete Star for coal or wood
without summer arrangement I'm hearth, very
heavy.
Victor Complete Cook, Cook g + avorite, Kitchen
Companion, Planter, Emporium, Fanny Forces
Ter. and number OF other patterns Of Cook
Stoves.
Parlor, Cook, and Dining Room Stoves
Chamber stoves, open and close Front, I'm 80
Han and Once Cannons, all sizes and quail.
ties.
Russia Sheet and Cast-Iron Radiators, &C, for
Pariors, all patterns.
Parlor and Chamber Crates from the very best
manufacturers in New York. Builders win do
well to examine this department
Together with general assortment Of all re-.
quisites for the Kitchen and Dining room
All goods delivered free Of charge To anv mart
Tin and Sheet Iron work made to order by com
petent workmen.
Old accounts will be settled before opening new
ones.
Terms positively cash unless otherwise agreed
upon at the time II sale
My store will be kept open until 10 O'Clock D
m Tor the special accommOd, ton Of those VIII .
cannot make II convenient to call during the day,
where the same assiduous attention will be N 4
In giving all Information required
JAMES SKIRVINS,
Washington Stove Depot,
No. S67 9 +. cor. Pa av and IIth Str Get.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON, d..

THE THIRTY-FIFTB ANNUAL COURSE
Il Of Lectures will commence on Monday the
9Th Of October, and terminate the LIST 81 March,
1857
The Lectures will be delivered on Anatomy, by
TEos. MILLER, NJ. ID
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Children
by WM. JOHNSTON, NJ ID
hateria Medica, Thera peutics and II hygiene. by
yosEuA RILEY, NJ ID
The Principles and Practice Of Surgery, by h.
+. MAY, M. ID
Pathology, Practice Of Medicine and Clinical
Medicine, by GRAFTON TYLER, M. ID.
Chemistry and Phanacy, by LEwIs ii. STEIN
H, NJ ID
Physiology and Microsoopical Anatomy, by
Jas J. WAlIss, Nj ID.
Wh TAYLOR, Prosecutor and Demonstration
The entire expense for full course Of Lee.
suics So6 %
Practical Anatomy by the Demonstration -. 10 90
MATT cuiating Fee, payable only once. .... S 90
Oiea u'tlnS eIPsnses. .....................25 90
Admission to the medical and surgical clinic
free OF charge
For further information address
WIN. y. JOHNSTON, ND
Dean Of the Faculty.