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Butte record., 1856-09-27

How THEY Go IT OUT WEsT-The Cleye
land Plaindealer has cut Of Parson Beech
er, the Woolly Horse Preacher. armed With
one of sharpe's rifles, In chase of Border
Ruffian" Underneath the Picture is the
following benediction 'May that Peace
which passeth all understanding. be and
abide with you all"-(affer shoot")
A palpable hit Has the Reverend gen
tlemaa any more prostitute wenches to raf-
Ae of in the sacred Desk;
Butte record., 1856-09-27

PERsoNAL-0ur old Pioneer friend. Dr.
Smith, of Chico. made his appearance in
town yesterday. He 10 'ked as hale and
hearty as in days of yore. when he and Me-
Corkle, and eur dear departed friend. Matt
Powell. lived and reigned Or Longs Bar
in '49-when -four was . 90 per pound and
the land was plenty with Kale Seed and L.
centiOusness. May the Doctor live to see
Oroville as big as London, and his own pile
of gold as immense as the pyramid of Chi
cops.
Butte record., 1856-09-27
For the Record.

AssAULT.--The case of Mr. John Steele
for assault on A. Mcdonald at Bidwel,
which was brought before Justice Elliott
yesterday, was sent back TO Bidwell for tri-
al. 1t is probable that Nc viii receive the
same rebuke in Judge Hobart's Court that
he did in Eliotts. Unprincipled men re-
ceiving a slap in the mug, either ought to
fight, OF cease to abuse gentlemen.
CITIZEN
Butte record., 1856-09-27

LAID FOR 1M-A man who was born on
foreign soil, worked himself up, by means
of whiskey, yesterday, to the belief that all
Americans must be Know Nothings, and as
he felt desire to reciprocate the favor ex-
tended by that Order. he thought to lay for
the first one that hove in sight That one
happened to be our friend Joe -, quiet
citizen, but could not afford to be called
names that were calculated TO injure the
pride of an honorable man. and to avoid a
difficulty, he walked out of his way to rid
himself of his annoying opponent. The fight
ing man followed him up, and deliberately
struck him. Joe reached back and weighed
him out one that went right under the left
ear. He fell like bullock, and stayed
there some ten minutes, perfectly insensible
to all passing events, and oblivols as to
prejudices entertained by himself IN regard
to Nationality.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

THE STATE Agricultural FAIR.-lhis
all important gathering of useful men and
m,terials takes place on the 9Th of October
There is perhaps nothing in the State that
surpasses in consequence this annual display
of the products and manufactures of our
new State. We are gratifed to learn that
the CAL Steam Navigation Company have
offered the use of their boats gratis In
Transporting freight to and from the fair
Butte record., 1856-09-27

FRANK CARpIEp---This most oblging Of
Landlords and prince of Caterers. has rent.
ed the entire United States building, to
gether with the upper story of the adjacent
brick building, and in addition to his res
taurant, has provided himself with the best
arrangements for keeping lodging house
in Oruyille. Franks beds are all new and
fresh, and he can furnish everybody and
anybody with any kind of lodgings, from
''double biler' bed in private room, to
cot in the corral
Butte record., 1856-09-27

cas- We would call particular attention
to the Advertisement Of Messrs. Abel &
tion and Commission House on Myers street
above Bird. They are accommodating and
agreeable gentlemen, and display we'll
selected stock of very choice goods. We
take pleasure in recommending them to our
friends as business men and well deserving
Of patronage.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

New CoNcERN-Messrs Russell & Co
have have just opened an Auction and Com
mission House on Montgomery street, oppo,
site the Orleans Hotel, and together with
their services as Auctoheers, offer for the
consideration of the Oroville public, large
stock of Groceries and Provisions Charles
Friedman, one of our 49 pioneers, does the
knocking down" and in his own particular
branch Acknowledges no superior, and sci
dom finds an equal.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

ACKNOWLEDGE MENTs.--W cannot be too
grateful to the various newspaper agents,
Exp-essmen and Stage Drivers. for the con :
slant favors ley are doing Us in keeping US
supplied with papers sud periodicals. Mr.
Garnham, Joe McWilliams, Mr.. Harris,
Dave Rogers. Mr.. Nye, Mr.. Watson, Mr..
Castor, are among those We will particu-
ize as being among the kindest ond most at
tentige to US iu these matters.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

IMPRovEMENrs.-The brick store Of ]
NJ. Clark has commenced to loom up, and
will soon be completed. This will be thor
oughly re-proOf. and beautiful building.
The brick block on the corner Of Montgom-
cry and Myers streets, is ready to have the
doors and shutters hung, and will then be
occupied as Banking House and stores. Ii
Is an ornament to onr town.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

FREMoNT IN ENGLAND-READ AND
PoNpER.-Here is what the London Chron
icle, one of Queen Victoria's organs, has to
say about our Presidential struggle:
"We should be sorry to see Mr.. Buchanan
elected, because be is favor Of preserving
the obnoxious institutions as they exist, and
the unity of the States. There is no safety
for European Morarehcni governments If
the progressive spirit Of the Democracy OF
the United States is allowed 10 succeed -
Elect Fremont and the FIRST blow to the sep
aration of the United States is effected"
Butte record., 1856-09-27

The NEW BLocK-We see the workmen
are busily engaged fitting the iron doors on
Nessrs. Ritchie S Co.'S brick building. The
block is q credit to our town, and presents
- respectable an appearance as any tuild
ing in Marysville We understand that
Messrs Hedges & Harmon are about opening
. banking house in the corner of this block.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

REsIeNEp.-Mr Julius Korn, who was
nominated on the Peoples Ticket for Senator
in San Francisco, has withdrawn his name.
A report having been started that he was
ineligl bic. he consulted Judge Shattuck
about the matter, and iuding the Judge
wouldn't acknowledge the horn' as fit
subject for Office, he handed in his checks"
Butte record., 1856-09-27

RuNAwAY.-A horse that had been left
in front of our ne ghbor. Mr.. Cotfees Store,
became frightened at something, and after
deal of rearing and pitching. tore himself
loose from his moorings and made straie ht
break for the river bank. Luckily for him
self and his owner, he received no injuries
In his mad career, but was brought back
shortly after safe and sound.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

The CIRcUs.-Professor Risley's Vatican
and Circus Troupe were magnificent in their
performances on Saturday and Sunday
nights. on Sunday night they had perfect
Jam. The Professor has collected together
one of the most talented companies in Cali
fornia The German Brothers. Risley with
all and each one were most interesting The
horse Young America is wonderful in his
tricks of the ring His equal We have never
seen.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

SHOOTING "A street encounter occurred
day or two since in San Francisco, between
Mr.. vi Turner and Mr. Charles F Powell,
in which several pistol shots were fired No
body was hurt, but the parties were of
course arrested
Butte record., 1856-09-27

BALL In MARYsvD LIE We see by the
Cal. Express that the Yuba Engine Company
intend giving = Ball on the 9th of October,
for the purpose of raising funds to pay for
the furnishing of their new hall. We used
to run with the Machine" when we lived in
Marysrille, and wehope to be able to attend
this gathering of our old friends.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

ANOTHER GOOSE FoR FREMoNT.-The
celebrated Hiss of Massachusetts,, goes for
Fremont. The Campaign Democrat says he
has already commenced kissing like the rest
Of the Black Republican Geese Hiss init
ated the Free Love movement, and goes for
Fremont as the best exponent of that and
all the other isms of the day Hiss away.
One of your ancestors had the good luck
once to save Rome; but we don't require a
Hiss to save America.
Butte record., 1856-09-27
Regular Democratic County Nominations.

RATHER DUBIOUS There is a report that
Fremont has resolved to follow the example
of Lonis Napoleon, that is, he and Jessie
will stand godfather and godmoiher to all
children born on the day when he takes his
seat in the White House
Butte record., 1856-09-27

Our PAPER.--We have lately been so
crowded with advertisements, that We are
Obliged to omit a great many items OF local
and general interest that would otherwise
appear.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

ES- The news by the last Steamer sorely
troubled the Ki-Yi press. 1t took them
three or four days before they could get
their "macheens" in order to pervert the
facts. They characterized the news as fly
ing reports" They are now publishing
flying reports" minus the IF"
Butte record., 1856-09-27

New E,TABLIsHMENT.--J. f. Kessing,
in the new brick block, corner of Myers
and Montgem ry Streets, has large stock
of goods. See Advertisement.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

little. sickness in our midst, such as inter.
mittent fever, and chills and fever At this
particular season of the year, this is not un
common, as in almost every newly settled
valley in all rountries-the inhabitants are
subject to more or less of these diseases As
a general thing, We maj safely say. that
ours is most healthy section of country.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

MIsuSDERsTAND1NG.- appears that a
slight misunderstanding has arisen between
the Bonrd of Supervisors and Myers, Bird
and Morris, in reference to the quantity OF
ground which was to have been appropriated
70 the county, for the use and convenience
of the Court House and Jail.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

The RICHEST fET.-Two pans of dirt
were taken out of the junction Claim on
Saturday last, that yielded four hundred and
fifty dollars
Butte record., 1856-09-27
0LD GUARD.

ILLrnoIs The Chicago Times laughs at
the Idca of the Know Nothing Black Re
pablicans claiming Illinois for Fremont 1t
says: 1T is generally conceded that Ere
mont will not pool over five thousand votes
from Springfield to Cairo. The Fillmore
men are determined on baying n State tick
ct, and correspondence is going on with
Buckner Morris, of Chicago, 10 accent their
nomna ton for Governor Should Mr.. Nor
ris consent to make the race Bi-sell in
Southern Illinois will not be IN the Contest.
He is generally distasteiul TO the Old Line
Wings and Fillmore men and If Mr. Morris
consents to run, Brssell's vote in Egypt
will. not be more than Fremout'- Southern
Illinois is sure of twenty five thousand De-
mocratic majority A reliable citizen Of
Springfield has taken the vote within Il
corporate limits for the purpose of seei
how each party stands. Buchanan had :.
Fillmore $50, and Fremont 60, before tfs
election the strength of buchanan shd
Richardson will be materially increased =
Our party is thoroughly organized in every
precinct.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

We Since the Arrival of the news from
the East, showing the fact that Fillmore has
no possible show of carrying any of the
Southern States, many of his warhest sup
porters talk calmnly and decidedly in favor
of Mr. Ruchanan 1t is not a sudden change,
but a calm determination to vote in favor Of
the Upion-a feeling and course that is hon
orabl4 in every National man.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

GaS-District Attorney J. j. Kleine, is ly-
ing dangerously ill at the Western House,
Marysville,
Butte record., 1856-09-27

STILL 49,, UolIH Another infamous
institution has been opened and rugged out
in most gorgeous array on our principal
street, below the Ohio Stable. The mis-
tress is the notorious ccurtezan from Sacra-
mcnto, Nit Raymond. These hags, so long
as they are permitted to buy property and
establish themselves in their legitimate busi-
ness in our city should be cautious to choose
some location where respectable families do
not eside They should be cautious about
annoying the neighbors late at night by OBJ
scene language and drunken howlings or
they may be obliged to leave their domicils
in this community, where they are barely
tolerated.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

Hor.-The thermometer on Thursday last,
stood 100 in brick buil1ing in this place.
WHICH is the hottest weather We have had
for the last month.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

and appropriate speech Gen. Harris was
then called for and came forward in his
usual brilliant and affable manner He
soon had the crowd in roar of laughter,
and improved the first opportunity to retire
When the crowd found they were compelled
to adjourn, each individual endeavored TO
see how much noise he could make, and the
foothills revefberated the Democratic shout
for Buchanan and breckenridge
Butte record., 1856-09-27

NEw PAPER, THE San Francisco Herald
says new paper has just made lis appear
anee in that city, styled the Evening StaI.
1t is published and edited by the scholars of
the San Francisco Evening School. 1t is
weekly paper
Butte record., 1856-09-27

OPINIONS OF A NEUTRAL PREss-The
Pittsburgh Chronicle is neutral journal,
with strong free soil procirities In its
issue of the 2lst ult., it has an article upon
the position of the political parties of the
country, concluding as follows
''In the present state of things, the cleo
tion of Mr.. Buchanan seems TO Us certain
In expressing this opinion, we speak from
stand point outside of all party lines or OBJ
legations, with no desire or in: ention to IA
vor the interests of one party more than
another We simply give utterance to
solemn truth -
Butte record., 1856-09-27

SIGNIFIcANr.--If, as Byron says, ,"oysters
and eggs are amatory food certain mill
tary friend of ours, who last eve luxurited
upon half dohen of Charles's choicest BIZ
valves, must be matrimonially inclined-po-
o tien,po.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

GIVE Us CHURCH.-Why are we SO long
in state of semi heathauism Why don't
our citizens with and without families, use
more exertions to erect a house Of worship
here; We are the inhabitants of the most
populous and thriving mining town in the
5 ate, and probably Oroyllle is only second
in population to San Francisco and Sacra-
mento, yet when our preachers want to held
forth, or any religious gathering is to be
held, it must either be done III the Theatre
or under tree, in the open air. The pres
ent neglect of this matter is shameful to a
degree, and as we'll thinking community
we ough5 to give it our earliest attention
and seri~''~ ""~e' 'c~aticn
Butte record., 1856-09-27

ILL.-Judge McAllister is confined to his
room by an attack of srysipelas.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

CALL FULL INSIDE. THE two lines OF
stages that run here daily, are probably
better patronzcd than any other in the
whole state. They come and 60 twice day,
and invariably arrive crowded to their ut
most capacity inside and out. and generally
90 away pretty well filled. Our population
is increasing SO fast that even the big stages
are hardly requisite to our wants. We need
a Railroad, and ere long are bound to have
one. A place of so much Importance as this
is, and so easy Of access. must sooner or
later demand the consideration and means
of the capitalists here aud below.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

Rich QUARTz.-Ar. Dy er. of Dyer's Ex-
press, informs US that n Quartz lead has
been discovered within half a mile from
Spanishtown, which is believed by those who
have prospeeted it, to be surprisingly rich
We did not learn the names Of the lucky dis
coverers, but there is no doubt but that it
will turn out to be valuable. That whole
section of country is known to abound in
Quartz and some OF the ledges now b,ing
worked, are proving to be as rich as any in
this vicinity.
FIGHr-Aboat II o'clock, on Sunday
night, a fight came off in front Of the fight
ing head quarters, on Montgomery street.
AS near as we could ascertain, there were
two inoffens'ye men talking in front of the
whiskey shop of Mr.. McNamee, when some
one, unknown to them, came up and dealt
one of them a severe blow in the face, knock
ing him down and severely injuring him.
He thinks that he must have been struck
with slung-shot, or some other instrument,
as his face is badly cut The villain who
made the assault made his escape before he
could be recognized. 1t was a most coward.
ly attack, and such ecoundrels should be
punished
Butte record., 1856-09-27

DARING RoBBERY.-A night or two since,
Dutchman, slightly nndcr the inference OF
liquor, came into the United States Hotel
and showing the remnant of a severed watch
guard, said he mad just been choked dow n
and robbed of his watch From his appear
ance, he had evidently been laid on his back
in the dirt, and as the guard was cut, we
have no doubt he told the truth, He said
it happened near the Ohio Stable. Things
are coming to a fearful pass, when our
citizens are robbed in this manner at our
very doors
Butte record., 1856-09-27

CoNvENIENT--Orovile is better supplied
with water than any town in California, save
Sacramento. The main pipe is four inches
in diameter, with forty y-six feet head or
pressure, at the reservoir. 1t will very soon
be extended through all the principal streets
in town. This is work which is calculated
to enhance the valus of property, and also,
to protect it, aod is OF more Importance than
any ot6er enterprize or public work that has
been projected since the settlement of Orc
yila.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

MEND YOUR WAYs.-John Riley with his
mule cart, has undertaken a very importan.
task, that of cleaning our streets of the
many "dorncks," snags, old bouts, dead
dogs, &C., that have been so long accumu-
lating. As he charges but 81 each to the
various residents on the principal streets,
we hope he will be encouraged in his en-
deavors, and in very short time we can
have our streets in as good, if not better
condition than before they were overturned
by the workmen in laying the water-pipes.
He is now at work on Montgomery street.
and intends when that is properly cleared,
to give the other streets an oyerhauling.
Butte record., 1856-09-27
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TitKET.

FOR PRESIDE NIIAL KLECToRs.
AUGUSTIN 0LIVERA, GEO FRFANOR
P. DELLA TORRA, A. C. BRADFORD
Butte record., 1856-09-27

FOR CoSGREss.
CHARLES L SCOTT, of Tuolumne.
JOSEPH McKIBBEN. of Sierra.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

YoR SUPERINTENDENT oF PUBLIC ISsrRrcrIoS--
ANDREW J. M0ULDER.. of San Francisco.
Butte record., 1856-09-27

KIT CARSON AGAINST Fremont The
man on whose broad shoulders Fremont has
been lifted into notoriety as an explorer.
does not support his whilom protege for
President Kit is man of good, strong
common sense, and knowing Fremont, as he
necessarily must, all through, like book,
it is by no means strange that he should de-
cline to lend himself to the scheme of knot
of Wall street spectators, to make their
s. stool pigeon" President The whole thing
wears a look that every plain, honest man
like Kit would ''put his foot on
Butte record., 1856-09-27

'FOR CLERK on 81 RkME COURT,
CHARLES S. FAIRF Yubs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18
V0YIgg 70 DRIDGI DVILDIlS.

tsARCu TRRM, A. u. itsG, of Tho Hoard Of
nj commissioners of Franklln Count, indiana
's.Whrruasn IL the opinion Of the Hoard. that
mo erection of good aud substantial bfidecs
across the Rivers, IN ghls County, al suitable lia
Coz. woaid add greatly 10 The coa,en'snce of her
eltlf.ns. aud 10 TIE value 81 her pfopef',,,
And whsfeas Il u bsho,ci thai Hfidf' al
Laurel. one neress HE fnst fofk. and oHs acfosf
tho wtsi Fora O. ih> white vator River. ni
Rsaoksl H.. one AZ or near Fairfield. one a. or nsa
cedar Croye, aud one a. OF a. ucaf New trenton
"A pfaelisable, r. thai the, swonld accommodate
allnasls aud portions OF tho tounty.
And uhurrAs an these bridges can be erected b
the tonnfy. wilinthc neal thfct ears. Without III
All iucfrnslng lhu prrfpnt faio Of AVIATION,
Ihrfoui,on n IL ordered. that public notice be
elxon bs he Auditor OF tho County. elk week
s,.crrsrissis through the Franklin Wcekis penl.
oefai', and sfne Ind ,ana \invfican," In ths trvr
of Dfooksllle. hisa The "tlncnnhu wccki, IN
oulrer - and lho ''atalo hen,lpsl. (~eeki,l pub
ilshed ~ lad annrolr. and posttd notices then 81
through NE O9naiy. that ~r'iicn proposals VII
DO received by the Hoard, Until The nfst Monday
AT lane. ID. 1850 for the ofccllon OF The ~.
ak A ridges at rald several polnis. W Ia anishca
by t.o nssl day of Nesember,' A. ~. lc37, oa An
nosI nppfossd plan. taking into consideration
durability and ehVapnu>s. INH E4I
To be paid cor. ~ ioiiovs. to-wit;-- Que thifd
on tho nfssdAy Of hnuar}s A.'o te97. Ono .thif'
on The afsi day of January. A. n. if5e. nnd one
third on ,hc nfsl day ot January, A. y. it5e.
ny ordcr Of the Hoard
JOHN n QUICK. Auditor 2. e
Auditors ofaep. hfeoksiiie. Narh e~ "
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18
Noflh Eanl Poue,lvaula, March D, Inss.

TWIN FTH"F " FT7TT
hiRs la consequence 81 having hair, for several
years past, not oil, gray, bot pHffeelly white,
have cut u abort, aud worn cape 10 hide a from
view, but some thfoo months since. I WA Undue.
ed ~ uae your Hair Restorative. aud must ln jus-
tlee say, that lie effects were almost miraculous;
fof II has changed n gradually tealmostis former
splendor ~ 10 color, and iett 80 soft aud glossy
~ 10 100 more beautiful than u ever was, when un
der The Influence Of mo finest uil, ! uaFueslly
therefore. recommend u 10 every ady ~ decided
~ thshest propagation for toilet use, OF thing
Ia tho world. BETSY sMifn,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-18
ExECuToIf,S SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE.
TilE 'ndcfsigned. Executor oi TIE last VIII and
~ public outcr,, on tho premises IN The town oi
Unlon, n ffanklln county, Indiana, on Salufda,
tho lUlh day OF May, 1896, bvtwvsn Tue hours OF
oo'cloek A. a :. and o'clock u. NJ, the following
d,srrlbcd real estate be.ahglng 10 The estate OF
suldtrsth,or. A 10, Of land bounded ne iollows;-n
part of tho nuflh east quarter OF seeiion thirteen
(isD at Township niue lp) OF range t~o wet,
ut the south west torner VI q lot swnud Ny VIII
liam X. Howell. On hls llfs ilnlu.l aud running
south 10 the cuntre OF the igronks VILE and oSlord
state road, thence eus,n ong said rshd eighteen
vufnur OF said William X. ii0wvllt lut. Mongu
wosi nl0rg said iiovullt south limo eighteen rods
and slx lnks IN The place VI bcglnnlng. eontnin-
ing lhfue ncfvs aud u hail. DO me sntho moro ~
ivss, Also, tho following described lot Ut isnd;-
urglunlug on tho uxI0id road, VA thu ecnife OF
.atl road Ut tho south corner of the f9rugu-
lng e.cfbud lot aud The northwest cofnor af the
lot nov oNnei BY jacob Masters, 'ofucfls Owned
| Uy Noah Mendunhaii, said corner balng on The
wosl line of tho following descrlbed quaftcr ace
tor: M, two snsi siS.tsnth fuius south OF thv
nofth.css, quarter OF nutt.',h NiFtiut, ldl town
shlp nlnv.(O ksaeo Two, % wesloi NE meridian
| Klvar, and running thencs south ON ans wost hns
| IT sald quarter s-Viion olrhtven polvs aud ala
| nks, thence uaAt nine polue Aid thfpo lInks,
| henvo north lshsren polss aud ak llnks. theme,
wet nlns pelss aud shiss links ~ the place Of boz
4 atnulng, e0atalsiIg Uuo aero six poles and ons'
hall DO tho same niors or lees. boIa ihuse lol'
are well Improved and have comIofable dwell
| tugs on them.
| Aud. also. at tho same time aud place all ia,
pcrsonni properly 81 said ioslatnr, consisting q
household and hliehon FuEullurs, Farming I'm
elements. stock ,Ns,
Terms at satc:-.on tho real estate. ono
third c.sh 10 hand oiis.lhiFu Ia ak aud oneshif'
10 twelve aonths. ferson,,l property ,Ieditv %
al Guns o thfeo slollan aud over. VI nlno lnoAlh
will DO given, Tho purchaser giving - noto Wit
approved security Ing tho sengn' OF The Val
union and appialsomenl laws. sums OF TIRE
dollar and less, cash Ia hand.
sprIi li<w JASON CARSON Executor.