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Butte record., 1856-02-09
Amended Criminal Code.

By the legislative proceedings of the
end inst, we see that Mr.. Tlliord, Sen
ator from San Franci- co, introduced two
bills for "Acts to amend an act concer-
ming crimes and punishments." Both
were read second time, referred to the
judiciary committee, and $40 copies or
dered printed. The Sacramento Union
shadows forth the provisions of the bill
as fol ows:
"These bills are probably the most
important that will be introduced this
session, as they contemplate material
change in our criminal jurisprudence.
1t is proposed to amend section A of the
present act so that all under fourteen
years OF age shall be considered as in
fants. Section 81 is amended so as to
re;d that persons found guilty of MUIR
der shall be punished with death or i'm
prisonment for life, at the discretion of
the jury Section 26 is amended so as
to make manslaughtcr punishable by
Imprisonment for fourteen years. Sec
ton As dimes the crime Of mayhem
more fully ard explicitly than the pres
cnt law does, and ameuds it so as to
make those convicted liable to imprison-
ment for not less than one or more than
fourteen years, Section. 40 defines an
assault, AM fixes the punishment by fine
Of not mo than five hundred dollars,
or by imprisonment of not more than
three months, or by both fine ald inn
prsonment. Section 50 defines robbery
and fixes the punishment for not les,
than one year, or for life at the di>cre>
lion Of the jary. Section Gl dsfnes petit
aic'n ny, stealing sums under the value
Of fifty 1 III ,rs, and makes the punish
ment by i'nprisnnm n Of no more than
six months, or by fine of not more than
FIVE hundred dollars. S ction 90 is
amended and ix's til, punishment for
grand Larceny by imprisonment for not
less than one year, nor more than ten
years. Section lC6 defines cmbracer.
(subo ming jurors) and fix IS the punish
ment by iuc not exceeding FIVE thou
sand d liars, OR by imprisonment not tx
ceeding five years. 1t m' kes the subor
ner and suborned equally li.blc t. the
above punishment, and disqaalifies the
latter from serving again as juror
This section applies equally to grand,
petit and trial jurors.
Butte record., 1856-02-09
An Eighteen Ounce Chunk.

On Thursday last we had the pleasure of
grasping chunk of pure gold, weighing
eighteen ounces. 1t was the property of o
Mr.. Buck, and was a specimen that would do
poor fellows eyes good to behold. 1t was
from claim in small tributary to Mosquito
creek, and distant about one mile and half
from Mr.. Martins Ranch. Three hands took
out Of the claim during the week, over one
thousand dollars. That vcinily has long had
the reputation of being among the best mining
regions IN the State, and has producod many
large and beautiful specimens. The first
weeks work in the claim paid two hands thir-
teen hundred dollars
Butte record., 1856-02-09
Shooting Scrnpc In OroviIIe.

Califo rnia is emphatically free country.
and Oroville is great town. At the Theatre
on Sunday night, a man by the name of Davis
was determined to gain admittance without
the usual formality of procuring a ticket.
His efforts were resisted, in doing which
scufae ensued and negro in front of the door
was shot in the thigh, making serious but
not fatal wounl. We are informed that
he was discharged by Justice Jones, as there
was no evidence against him, except his own
confession.
short time thereafter, row occurred
within the theatre, when pistol was drawn
and three shots fired. The disturbance was
between two men named Collins and Hunter,
and the latter was severely wounded in the
arm and chest. Another shot wounded man
in the gallery. Collins underwent an exami-
nation before Justice Jones and was held to
answer in the sum of two thousand dollars.
Butte record., 1856-02-09
Je.ho noonlo of tho

liberal provisions. If the people of the
county are to be forced to vote upon
the question, they should have time to
canvass its merits, and vote understand
ingly. The time for holding the elec
ton should be extended, and the act of
rem val should require tie place select
ed to erect the necessary county builds
ings, free of charge to the county, to be
completed within specified time, and
before removal should be consummat-
ted. The present county buildings were
furnished to the county free of charge,
and if O,rille, as it claims to be, is the
most important place in the county, it is
but just that she should be compelled tc
exhibit like liberality.
Butte record., 1856-02-09
A Slight Difference.

Some two or three weeks ago, Mr..
Pratt undertook to cross the Nevada
Mountains from Carson Valley, on the
route for which the State had appropri-
ated 500, 900, and was obliged to turn
back, with frozen feet, and otherwise
severely injured. A person who started
in company with him, it is reported, lost
his life.
The ''Old Mountaineer," published in
Plumas county, Of January 3lst, states
that Mr.. Meyerowiiz, crossed the
mountains on the Honey Lake Route,
on horseback, without fatigue or trouble.
This was done about the time Mr.. Pratt
and companion we're freezing to death
on the "Great Sahara Central Route. y
Comment is unnecessary.
Butte record., 1856-02-09
More Arrests

Three persons named, John Lcnce, Antoine
Lur, and And Heltman, we're arrested on
Saturday, on complaint cf A. Shear, who
wished to have them bound over to keep the
peace towards the people of the State of Cali
fornia in general and complainant in particu-
lar. Mr.. Shear is road Supervisor for one of
the road Districts of Mountain Spring Town
ship, and attached their claim for road tax,
and ordered them to stop work aud leave the
claim. When they came out of the claim
Shear drew revolver and ordered them to
stand off, probably anticipating an attack.
just ice Stafford, after listening to the merits
of the case, discharged them.
Butte record., 1856-02-09
The New County.

We noticed in the Legislative pro-
ceedings few days since, that Mr..
Lewis, of Colusi, presented petions
from the citizens of portions of Butte,
Colusi and Shasta counties, praying for
the formation of a new county. In the
proceedings of the End of February, We
uotice that Mr.. Lewis gave notice of a
bill, forming new county out of por-
tions of the counties mentioned. The
Legislature should bear in rnind that the
citizens Of Butte County who petition
for division are opposed to removal.
Butte record., 1856-02-09

Ne. Hon. James NJ Mason, Democrat, t,
was reelected IT, s. Senator from Virginia.
on the 9th December, by SO majority, on
joint ballot, over Geo. W, Summers, x. N.
W. Don Jose Castro, formerly Con1man-
ant General of California, has recently been
appointed Governor of lower California. Cas-
tro is a native of Monterey, where he at pre-
sent resides with his family
not think the great Oregon war halfso serious
an affair as the people up North seem to ima-
gine it. He in Inmates that the accounts are
greatly exaggerated. We hope heuay be right
Butte record., 1856-02-09
SLIGO Lost.

We learn that Mr.. aIeacham, Superintend-
ent of the Feather River and Nphir Water
Ditch, was mulcted in the sum of eleven hun
dred dollars on Monday last. He had for
warded the money frem 0rovillc TO Mr. Macy,
Treasurer of the company at Marysyille, by
Mr.. Manning, of Manning s. Co.'S Express
The Banking house of Macy, Low Co., had
closed for the day when the Express arrived,
and during the night the money was lost-how
We have not learned.
Butte record., 1856-02-09
Board OF Supervisors,

This body have been in session during the
present week, and have transacted a large
amount of business. They are preparing an
elaborate report of the receipts and expendi-
lures of the county, which will be published
next week. We learn from them that the f.
nances of the county, are in n fiourishing con
dition, notwithstanding recent drafts have
been heavy in the way of criminal and other
business. The board are confident in the be-
lief that the year 1856, will wipe out the pres
ent indebteness of the county and leave a
cash balance in the treasury
Butte record., 1856-02-09
f X G II AN GE
AND
B ANkING NOTICE

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. lst, 1856.
The undersigned have entered into copar-
tnership for the purpose of transactiny Le-
gltimate Exchange and Banking Business.
under the name aud style of GARRISON.
MORGAN, FRETZ & RALSTON in this city,
and CHARLES MORGAN l. CO., in New York.
The cash capital paid in is seven hundred
thousand dollars, (S700 ,000.)
An amount will be kept in the Manhattan
Bank. New York, at all times, to cover our
bills in case Of loss of any Shipment Of Trea-
sure.
We are now prepared to sell Sight Exchange
on the Manhattan Bank or Charles Morgan &
20 New York, also on the Manhattan Bank
made payable via: at the Southern Bank,
New Orleans, La !; Messrs. Darby & Barks-
dale, Bankers, St. Louis, Mo Southern Bank
oil Kentucky, Louisville, Ky Ohio Life Insu-
rance and Trust Co., CINCINNATI. Ohio; Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Bank, Pittsburgh,
Pa. te purchase Gold Dust Bars, Bullion,
Mint and Bank Certificates, approved securi
ties, make collections, and transact all mat
ters pertaining to our business, on the most
reasonable terms
G. Z GARRISON,
CHARLES MORGAN,
By his Atty, C. K, Garrison,
r. g. FRETZ,
W. C. RAhSTON.
nl0-am
Butte record., 1856-02-09
Aud SIN They Come.

Four more prisoners from Oroville made
their appearance here last evening There
are ten persons in Jail at the present time in
this Comfy. F. Adams, Carey Eagan and
David Ely, found guilty of IN alicious mischief,
in constructing dam to turn water from a
ditch. were sentenced to pay the costs of prus-
ecution. They preferred to board it out.
John Green was sent up for ten days, for
fighting,
Butte record., 1856-02-09
Another Accident.

One OF the Engineers of the Virginia steam
Saw Mill; located short distance above Bid
well, had his face severely injured on Monday
Morning last, while at work with some of the
machinery. A quantity of molten lead, with
which he was at work, was discharged from
the crucible burning his face badly The
particles of speiter have been removed, and it
is thought the wounds can be healed without
disfguring the feat ures
Butte record., 1856-02-09

rea- IF the gentlemanly Pro Tenn. of
the "North Californian will ,nly signify
his desire when he wishes to reverence
any portion of our person, we shall BE-
pleased to impose less humlating pen
ance than he performed in the last issue
of that delectable sheet, and only require
him to kiss digital or pedal extremity
Butte record., 1856-02-09

PERSONAL -Messrs. Eaton and Meaeham
were in town on Friday last. We learn from
them that operations for the enlargement of
the Ditch will be commenced next week,
when it will be pushed to a rapid completion
Butte record., 1856-02-09
Democratic State Convention

In accordance with resolution passed by
the Democratic State Central Committe, on
the 2lst January, 1856, a Democratic State
Convention is hereby called to assemble at
Sacramento ON WEDNESDAY, the 5th day
of March next. for the purpose Of electing
delegates to the National Democratic Conven-
ton, to be held at Cincinnati, to nominate
candidates for President and Vice President,
The following is the apportionment Of rep
resentation.
Butte record., 1856-02-09

PoRrRArT PAINrING.-Mr. Mighels has ex-
ecuted several excellent portraits He has
but quite recently commenced the art of por-
trait painting, and exhibits high order of
talent. They may be seen ct the Acropolis
Butte record., 1856-02-09
Accidcnf.

Sheriff Freer's boy burned his face badly on
Monday, while playing with powder A proof
Of the old saying that gun is dangerous
thing, ''without lock stock or barrel"
Butte record., 1856-02-09
County Court.

This Court has been in session during the
week, aud have despatched considerable bust
ness. After several attempts to get a copy of
its proceedings for publication, we gave it up
in despair.
Butte record., 1856-02-09
10 We should be highly pleased t.

W we snouid De highly pleased 10
once more have glimpse at the good
natured phiz of the Dairy State Journal.
Can't you "come it." through the P. o.
Ii you do not, when we issue the Record
daily, we will be as strict in sending you
nothing more than our steamer edition,
as seven day Baptist in his religious
rites
Butte record., 1856-02-09
Democratic Co. Convention.

The Democratic Electors of the County of
Butte, are hereby requested to send Delegates
to Co. convention, to assemble at Bdwell,
on SATURDAY February %, for the purpose
of electing eight delegates to the State Con-
vention. to assmble at Sacramento on the 5th
of March next. The different precincts are
entitled to the following representation.
Butte record., 1856-02-09
Agents for the Butte Record.
JOB PRINTING.

We would solicit the attention OF friends who are
in want OF Job Printing the we are prepared
~ execute every description work in our line in
style that cannot fall TO give satisfaction We have
recently made and extensive additions TO our
assortment OF Job Materials and have facility for doing
all kinds Of work moderate rates and on short notice
Butte record., 1856-02-09

TO The Mountain Democat s.
"ednesday last, while Mr. John Macts. On
working with hydraulic at Coon Hol1"y Vas
bank caved in on him, burying him al;n" The
was shockingly mangled His legs wers lie
ken IN several places, and his head ot0-
and back mashed to o jelly. Mr.. Mack," U'eass
from Missouri 'Aay Was
Butte record., 1856-02-09
Everts, Davis u Co.

This Express have our thanks for files of
Atlantic and other papers, furnished this
Cthcer
Butte record., 1856-02-09

Na- Maj. Redding's Grant has been con-
frmed by the Supreme Court of the U. s
Butte record., 1856-02-09

ID A big grizzly bear was shot near Au-
burn few days ago,
Butte record., 1856-02-09

New Advertiser
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-31
Help. Cassius, or Sink.

I,i, understood that ih' Fillmore men
aaI uc buchanan meu. az, VA great u,el
alU.,p io some part, of Massachusetts o., Ilr-
,ieular'y u Bar'rstms's Distinct where
trs, s.,r t.at ta..r combined strength will
MT be- sufficient % defeat his reelection.
Wrdl .nl,a.,.rt 10 a. positive fact, Tat
.w.d5 hear. that Hon. Virgil D. Paris has
5.gu s.nt i,r 90 lead them a helping hand
chat doe Honorable gentleman could NOT, or
.r1sH u1, e, himself. hut has srnt, T. show
hr. COOL will, Do. collr,i NAV, Pedro. u j.,
however, an uud.uAl,e fact that " Pedro
PARIS. o-luirs," IS stump.us It iu that Dis
trtct Tor ,hc special bcnsG, Of the Fillmore
rartv. We wonder what has wrought this
change in Pe,lro', politics, for up 10 the time
Of bis starting for Massachusetts,, some cighi
5r ten dav, ago. he was as much, batting tall
cuts aud complexion, Buchanan man as
the Hon. Virgil d. himself Al. Pedro,
you rogue, you come it. do you, over the
Bay State woody heads? All right only
make them pay you well. You will return
they all say, 10 the Buchanan fold, when
you come back
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Let Every Voter

REMEMBER. Taat vote iur james ba'
chanan. j. a vote against the right Of Con
rr-,. G, rroh,bi, slavery in the territories
REMEMBER. rhata vote or Buchanan
isavot, to endorse the reTeal OF The MIS-
souri, Compr0misc
REMEMBER. That vote Cor Buchanan
ra vote dirgt against it, restoration
REMEMBER. That vot, or Buchanan
.a,,ts to ,pJ,,.c Franklin Picrccl iuh
nous Administration.
REMEMBER, That a v,t, f,r Buchanan
f. vot, 10 extend slavery into all irc
Territory
REMEMBER, That a vote Cor buchanan
isavotc 20 approve al The murders, o"tra.
~ and wrouE. in Kansas
REMEMBER. Tlata vote iar Buchanan
t.a 500, % or1Usa, tho,e denominations
through tac next four years.
REMEMBER, Taata vote tor Buciauar
i.ay.ts O, Surrender Oh, entire direction of
,he government 90 tho slave power.
REMEMBER. Tbata vote Cor Buchanan
i,ayo,s O, make slavery, Naaue' FUr
dom, NFrrr'
EEMEMBEB. Tbata ,5,, Tor Buchanan
i,n,ots Co involve tar Nation ga vho.e-a.,
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ONruUr, ss.-Na court II Probate held at Tar
b.. within and ipr the county oi oNiurd, on The
th,d Tuesday e Octulsr \ 1866
JAMES e. STUART, Guardian Of JonN
~ MouLrus, miu1r child and her 81 lIpi',e
M.ultol, late of RuupGelI, in aid caunty, ha'-
ing presented hi. fual account Of Guardianship OF
slii Ward ur allowance.
OEpEREp, That the said Guauiian give
notice to al psr.ons ia,et,,ted, by causing copy
Of this order 10 h. pubishe,l three weeks sscess
i,el, 10 The ONioTI Democfat. printed At Paris'
that thsN may appear at Probate Ioui "
hell At pari. in .aid county, 90 the ihiTd ue''
DAY Of November next at oi the clock ~ The lore
nO1n, and shew cause o. any they haNe) Why TIE
same should not be allowed,
THOMAS II. BROWN, JHis,
A true eopy-Attest:
s.R. CiRTTR, R's'l,U,
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Weekly Summary of News.

The Hon. solomon Foote OF Rutland, VI
was, ON wednesday last, reelected to the
L. 5. senate, Cor SIX years from the fourth
Of March next.
The Episcopal house OF bishops has re
mi,,td the sentence Of suspension from th,
ministry ae,iu., Bishop onlcrdonk, pro
nouuccl twelve years ago. lie rr'umcd'hi
ministerial labors las, Sunday, at phiIhdcl
rhia.
Tho official returns Of the recent election
in Pennsylvania gives the Canal Commits
.ionrr a majority OF 277i; the Auditor
800 the Surveyor. 1885 while it l. sta
tel that on the Congressional vote, the I'm
iou ticket has a majority Of 1870 To,
I-ri,laturc stands as follows:
SENATE, Opposition Is. lnchanan 70.
norsr. Opposition Is. buchanan -.
last year the democrats hal a majpTiiy
Of 1850.
Rev. Mr.. J. G. Inycny, Democratic ora
top. le, the cat out OF the bag at Ia, Cam
bridge. vhcu De- aid, " the truth j., slavery
wall naturally aud inevitably low down by
n, Gulf Of Mexico, into Mgxico and Central
America"
Srnat1r CLAYTON, or p,hwar, has ls,u
confined &, OF. apartments fr some time
past. III, physician. consider il doubtful
whether b, will fully recover.
Eypr-,il.u,van Rurrn was thrown from
hr, ,arrrse, in v.la,u, y. Y. on Saturday,
and broke he arm.
IN elegant steamer Z. now building in
New York, Cor tbc route between Gardiner
and Boston. She will Pc completed and
ready Cor "a, early in thr Spring.
Jud., Miuo, la, .su.l lie oHr' Of
Commissioner OF Pensions. G.n. G. Wilt.
ucy ha, h,.n appointed 60 To- bis 'occc-,'r.
Th.N. Y. rrIuu, ha7 Information from
Oh, Custom ll.a.r arr.'s that several s'n-
vr, ar. frin- .u' n,tha' Irrt, ., take al.
vantage of ucg..,n, t.r.e of President
Walker, allowing sla,sry in Grulla.
ia election nr Territorial orrsr- vas
lrll lu NIuur,r', lat week Tho rculi BE-
favorable 60 thc E.ru'.,-.rs.
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O,runu. ss.--N % r,mi Il rril1ie hr'i a'
pati. ufiHiuHH| i.r ih. r.uriN ~ hN-.', "'
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nNNIEL ilipIIN. Nlu,ni,ir'ior o. 'hr zee
~ DrrufN ,i.r ~tr,urEs late "i !l..THn' i1
uII r,upt, deceased. hr,Hg p,.on''l h.s s''
count IT ndnia,.ur.u ct the estate ct s.i! dee
ceased foe alIuutu.a.
uguTUiu, tl' rhr ..l himi.i.'u'0r give
notice o. aIl per.lu, Iafrrtsri by c,1slug co,
ct saiI p,tui.n ulh ui. .lsr 90 o. lI.Irshrd
iFrrs week. sucr,,.y,l, iu The oNiuri Ven .-f'i
utiltri 20 pHt., ihrt ih,, u1y appear ~ % I"'
hate Curu t. br h,lI bt rlr.s, on 'aud r"rn',' ou
thr th.rI Zoe. B, 1T Nptrr'-rurN', leo uinr 30 iIe
,i,rk m th Grrnpll. AMI .brS cause ti any
ih., ltlel uh, thr same .hlud uHt lr allowed
THOMAS n. brown, Jair'.
\ tnIy c1py--titJstt
S.R. CAETEE, Rss,'U.
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MARRIED.

L. rari., Oct. -. VI. Edwin rlmr aud Nr.
pu.rI'l Bike.
o. WuuI.t1ch, o.. &c, Nc N.h-0nh Da,i,
aHI Mo- Mao Jane Pelham.
o. bethel. lGh, NJ Hiram H. 'gi1n anl Nis'
C1ro'ino T. Ih,u'i,r.
o. Lewiston. Sept. sIh, ~. William \. Fond,
tr.,uirr) ana Miss JuIn \. Ncrjbllu.
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Freedom Notice.

NOTICE !. hereby given, that have this d.,
y UhnquisheI tu nay s1n, hiNGstv"
BENASr. hi. time 70 act and trade i0r himself
and ! shall cLim none Of his wage noe Jay an!
debts a his contracting alter this date.
CHRISTOPHER BRYANT
Witnsss-llOHAIIO BKiANr,
Greenwood, Aug. slst, isSS, ~
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Morning Edition orrhc Traveller,
NOTE LOST.

THE subscriber, on the 10Th day Of September,
lot a note, 'ignedby him, dated Msy IS 1856
payable 10 Raad White, OF learcr, IN one year
from date, lDr the sum of eighn-ii dollars,
The paymsat Il said note j. secured by mott
gage o( yuke Of oXen. and aid mortgage IL an'
ncNed 10 said note.
Al persons ars hereby cautioned not to pur.
chase aid ts as the same Is paid and satisfied.
Said note 4, Witnessed by John j Holman.
WILLIAM 4. GLlNES.
DiNfsld, Sept. 29,h, isS6. -
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A coon ASSORTMENT Of CUSTOM
n MADE CLOTHING constantly on mana
,.,,,,.,si 20 N. by STEVENS 4 co,
soath Paris, Oct. 20, 1856.
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ONFoRp, sat- q court II Probate held at Fac
D., within and iar The county ~ ONfrl, Un The
third T"'sday 81 Octoler, A. u. 1856.
GhIN FIELD, It Paris. In aid county, hsy.
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log % b. The lasi WIN and Tc,,ameut Il Dawn
ANnRTws, late Of Paris aigrc.lij, deceased, Zoe
Probate:
Orlusi, That ths saii Gli-n Field give notice
e. 40 fofsun. iurtc-ts,, y, causing copy ~ al.
order ~ H. rrhlIshri ihrc vr,k. ,ustc,.i,el in
The Oxiofd Dcinusrni, printed NJ Paris. that the,
m,, appear 1T Pfub ., ogud 10 IT, hgld at rar,.,
b. ,1il county. on The ihird Tuesd'y ~ No,eml,r
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