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4 AN ABLE SPEECH We take more than ordinary
pleasure asking readers to peruse the speech of
tile Hon ]. ". Walker, Of St. Mary, which appears
in our columns this morning. 1t is an able we may
say unanswerabe argument, against the removal pro-
ceedings which were pending in the Senate the final
consum1nation Of which constitutes the blacklist as
well assthe most dangerous page in the Legislative
annals Of Louisiana, or Of any other State in the
y Union
The exposure of the illegalty, uneonstitutonality
and wickedness Of the action of the majority is as
complete as it is overwhelming and irresistible.
We have copied this speech, as well as others, from
the Baton Rouge Daily Gazette, the enerprsing pro
5prietor Of which-Judge McWhorter-has made ar
gements for full and accurate reports Of all i'm
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ANeEN CtFtd NNEE9CfRllW.
We arc in receipt of new end beautiful designs Of
Choice Velvet Tapestry CARPETING:
Choice brussels :. :,
Choice Bgelow
Thfee-Ply and Tapestry Ingram CARPETING;
Superfne md Common -.
F l. 0 0 r OF j CT THIS,
large assortment from feet to "a feet, any sized
room hall.
WINDOW SHADES.
variety Of styles patterns. Window Cornccs etc.
J. D. CAMERON g. CO.,
fees 2pGt &c Charres and p Custonhouse streets
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AT REDUCED PRICES.
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The CLAY MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION OF
NEW ORLEANS invite their telow-citizens to attend
a general meeting to be held in the U. s. CIRCUIT
Court ROOM over the Post-Office, .
- THIS EVENINGS, o.
at O'Clock. Addresses will be made by several dis
tnguished speakers.
AT a recent meeting, the following officers were
elected 's'7
P'esident-ROBERT J. WARD.
- Flee P,esidents-Dr. w. N. MERGER W. BOG ART
G.B. DUNCAN, EMILE LASERE, GusTAyE M1LrENBEE-
GER, NJ. NILSSON, W. c. G. claiborne, G.DEFER1Er
Erecutice Committee-JAMEs RoBB, Chairman,
81 ARR1soN, a3 JOHN NJ BELL,
MAYOR LEWIS, c. NJ. WATERMAN,
Z. PARMELE, G. BlENvESu,
RANDELL HUNT, Fl. S. BUCKNER
I'll. L. LoNsDALE, M. 0. H. NORTON,
a RECORDER RAMOS, w H. GARLAND,
W. FREREr, GEO. EusT1s,
20" q. fELLowEs, EUGENE STAEs.
g. WILLIAM MURE, EMILE Witt, a
WASHINGTON JACKSON, LOGAN McKN1Gnr,
@e LOGAN HUNToS, j.. A. BEARD,
}. II: OWEN, RECORDER JACKSON,
r. THos B. SMITH, S. HARRY,
S. Il. KENNEDY, HUGH KENNEDY,
j. R. SHAW, J. CLAIBORNE,
L. H. PLACE, J. C. pRENnERG Asst,
S. HOWELL, .INo. WINTHROP,
". q. SrARKE, THos. A. Snow,
r. W. ADAMS, JAS SAUL,
l.. J. SIGUR, WIN. CnRIsTY,
|. G. SEYMOUR, L. LEBEAU,
f. A. LuMsDEN, f. DUREIvE,
o. J.. 0. NIXON, j. W. PRICE,
RECORDER BRIGHT, A. D. CRossMAS,
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This welknown Hotel has undergone, during the past
months very alterations and repairs various p
male in different parts Of the establislnS
supplied with repgces and nothing ovcrlookedh,
nj
-" ' d t7
patrons. @~
ng Furniture and everything pertaining to the house
has been thoroughly ovchaut and put perfect order and
1t is now open for the reception Of guests.
VIM. MARKHAM.
falE pnpr
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MpoRTANT RIVER INTELLIGENCE,

BY THE NATIONAL AND SOUTHERN LINES.
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JOURNAL on NEW ORLEANS.

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oFFlCE-No. ll5 GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS ScALDlEAD WHITE SWELLING soEEs and
ULCERS of every description. ,n91 on1v
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RoOfs, Shoes and EB3.o00zes.

- 1rFfEI,11. Jn3I EpIy
RoOts, Shoes and Bs'0g0aes.
AT WHOLESALE
~" ai from sup Norfolk, and in store, general assort-
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANs. HATS CAPS. ETC.
limitations supplied with prime DITCIIING BOOTS RI1SSET
BOOTS, BRoGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS at the lowest market
prices, by
FROST & CO.,
J9i' -l%" 10 Magazine street.
RI IL 5, c A II etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
we are constantly receiving general assortment of Silk Fur
n"SSlmer Panama, Iegho, Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS ut the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2pkW IN ,,;ro O,rsot
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

INsANE-We noticed poor insane man,
yesterday, kneeling down in the middle of
the street, apparently invoking aid from
the Supreme Being His hands were clasp
ed, hiseyes turned toward heaven, and in
the most suppliant manner, seemed engag-
ell in solemn prayer. Low pititnl the sight.
His counteuauce showed plainly that reason
had left her throwa
We didn't learn his name bat at all events
he should be cared for by our authorities,
and Unnecessary sent to the Asylum at Stock
ton.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

Be LtNIENr.--We beg of our readers to
be just as easy on us as they can afford, du-
ring the absence of our respected Senior
He is doing his duty at the capitol in the
convention. When we have to come to see
you every day, it keeps us rather busy
There is some difference in the duties of an
editor of a daily paper, and that Of "A week
ly, and if we catch any rascally cotempora-
ry finding fault with our Stiie, or talking
back, we will make our big brother score it
to them when he returns, just as he did last
fall, after he was defeated for State Prin-
ter.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

FEMALE EQUEsrRIANIE.- juvenile fe-
male shat 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 Sac called on our
friend Aleek Brown, whose horses "were all
out" She was not 10 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 a whip; he
run across the street, and into two or three
stores and barber shops; came out, charged
and "cavorted" around, and finally jumped
stitf-legged, and she showed her agility by
some tall specimens of grouGd and lofty tum-
bling She fell across rope and came very
near breaking her back.
Be captiouS ye doatng mothers, lest your
precious charges may be taken from you by
such carlessness. II was cur little neice,
Lizzie, and had this been more serious. We
should have been mad.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10
The State Convention.

To-day, the chosen Delegates Of the De.
t)l, 10 choose their Standard bearers in the
present important political campaign. This,
1t seems 10 us, is the most auspcious day
that our party could have chosen to organ
ize in Convention, for the performance Of
the all important duties that they are called
upon to perform. This, it will he remem-
bcred, is the anniversary Of the admission
Of the Golden State of California into the
Union. Six years ago to-day, the birth OF
cy, was celebrated at Washington city, as
an event Of vast moment, it being the first
addition on the Pacific coast, and the fruits
of the late war with Mexico.
This fact will serve rs an incentive to our
Delegates to look well to the Importance Of
their mission; to work zealously for their
party and country, TO the end that the
powers placed in their hands by the De-
mocracy of the State be not abused. We
expect the deliberations Of that body will
be characterized by coolness, camness and
unanimity and that II ticket will be pre-
sentcd for the suffrages of our people, that
will be uncxceptionable in character of the
men--that will be powerful in point OF
talent--of unblemished integrity-one that
will cummand the undivided support of the
great Democratic party-one that will do
the coming contest, sweep our State like an
avalanche.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

FATAL ACCIDENTAL man was crushed
to death. by the falling Of rocks, yesterday
at Mr. Norris claim, on Carpenters Flat,
near this place Two other men were with
him in the drift at the time, bus were for
tunately not injured.
Justice Elliott held an inquest IN the body
and ELECTED the following facts in connec-
ton with this sad causality, which We pub.
lish for the benefit of his trieDds, should this
reach them.
lie had but just commenced work, and
his name was not known. In his over-shirt
was found little book, in which was writ
ten the name of B. +: Mann, Marietta Ohio,
Landei III San Francisco. July 29th SO -
This is thought to be his name. lie also
had knife and port monte in his pocket,
all OF which are in the hands Of Judge FL
lott
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

GS~ Build CHURCH.--Eev. Ar. Sey-
mour called upon us yesterday, and request
ed us to give notice that meeting would be
held tonight, at half past seven, at the Office
of Justice Elliott, for the purpose Of organi-
zing a Church Committee, and clecting Trus-
tees to build place of Religious worship.
We trust our citizens will bestir themselves
in the matter, and have at least one Church
steeple in this town. 1t Will be strictly
Union Church, and all denominations may
contribute towards its construction, and
reap their reward by worshipping God ac-
cording to the dictates Of their own con
sciences after it is completed. The object is
a commeDdable one-.-a high and Holy one,
and we hope it may succeed. Some $500
have been subscribed, and Bird * Morris
have. with their characteristic liberality,
donated a lot whereon TO build it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

BAcKUs MINsrRELs,-ThiS ost talented
Band of Negro Melodsts that has yet visited
us, ha a crowded house on Monday night,
and they just outdone themselves in music,
dancing, and all sorts Of negro extraye-
games. They are not only \ No. /, on the
boards, but are as jolly set of fellows as
ever joined hands, swapped stories. and
cracked Jokes around tie fun and wit in
spring festive board 1t makes one laugh
and become portly to go and lcOk at their
perform mances.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

DoGGED BAD.-During the late harri-
cane. our bald headed friend, Geo. Green,
had his cloth campooda carried away, and
his splendid Spaniel dog beast being tied to
the rigging, come very near being served
like Cora and Casey at the hands of the re.
morssless Vigilantes. The rope got foul
and tho dog had no knife, wherewth to cut
it asun}er, and there was dog hung for the
space of five minutes and better. George
rushed oat, bald headed, with huge knife
that he cuts ais bacon and onions with, and
cut in twain the rope that came SO near cut
ting the wind Of his favorite puppy Bose.
After that, George felt first rate, and SO did
his dog. DOg-on it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10
.Lu.llee I.IlinII'A court.

The proceedings before his honor on Mon
day, were somewhat interesting as 1t was al
Vbout that celebrated Courtezau, Mary Dy-
sou, who has figured before the pubhc eX-
tensively for the past few days
First case--Forence llenly, an immense
and massive specimen Of humanity, who had
Mary Dysons premises searched for articles
which she had lost They could not be
found.
No. >. Mary Dyson against Florence Hen
ly for assaSlt and battery. Some hair was
pulled, bat not enough to make 1t an object
for Judge Elliot to fine her. for what was II
little har among two. She was acquitted.
No 3 Mary Dyson hit officer Mclaughlin
n wollop across the mouth, and his gallant
ry prevented his striking woman, let her
be however much debased. She was Tor TINS
offence aIjudged to pay $50 or 60 to
quarters in the county Jail for the space OF
20 days. 1t is thought that She may get
cooled off in that time, sufficient to Keep the
peace to mankind in general, and ohlcers IN
particular, for the future.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

The Chicago Tribune, of the 18th July,
says:
Yesterday evening witnessed the first de-
parture of 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
cargo of $4,000 bushels wheat, owned by
the vessel owners, direct to Liverpool, via
the Welland canal, the St. Lawrence river,
etc.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

NAN MIs.lNG.-A man by the name OF
wagstaif, who had for some time been stop
ping at the Hay Yard on the Hill, started
on Friday last for Thompson's Flat, and has
not been seen since. lie has brother at
Thompson's Flat, who is anxiously looking
iOr him.
lie is subject to fits, aud it is feared that
he might have fallen into some hole while
he was alone.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10
4 Secret worth Knowing.

We notice that Or. Brown at the Orovillc
Drug Store, is constantly receiving and SELL
ing, large quantities of choice Drags Med
icines, and the secret of his success is, that
he buys low for cash, therefore he is able to
sell cheap, and we will guarantee to the
public that every article bought there Is
pure and genuine. Sec adver tisemtnt. So
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

IIURRAH FOR 0Lp kENTUCK The good
old State of Kentucky, the cherished nome
Of the immortal Clay, and the back bone of
Whggery heretofore, has given unmistaka-
bic proof of her devotion to the Union-to
her iavorite 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 n
matter of course, that she would now 90 for
the Know Nothing ticket, which spYung
from the ola Native American and Whig
parties
But the late news shows that they have
made slight mistake in their count. 1t is
that in 40 counties the Democrats have
.ainei 55j5, and the probability is that the
counties remaining to be heard from would
show n proportionate gain; being in a Dis
trict where her tavorte son, Breckenridge,
is immensely popular, which would no doubt
give the State to the Democracy by a 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 mnjori-
ty of two thousand six hundred and seventy
six In these counties the Democratic gam
is 5 ,j55, as admitted by Fillmore papers in
the East. There are l0l counties in the
State. If the Democratic gain should be
half as great i'll the counties to he heard
from, the Democrats have carried the State
by u large majority.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

MoprL DELEGATE ,-One CHIPS. dele
gate to the Black Republican Convention
from this county, had claim on Carpenters
Flat, and when about to start, he sold his
claim, duds, &c, and took his partnsr's good
Store clothes, and left the diggings clandes-
timely, never more to return Thas saith
his former friends.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10
~ Y,o :. ssrrets worh NnoNing."

Iii, plain to be seen in the advertisement above.
th,t Doctor Brown BUYS FOR CASH. and in the
one below. that CHARLEY EB0wS SELLS foIt
CASH, Liquors and Cigars of au kinds, AT LOW
PRICES in the Fire>Proof Building, next door to
Randall & McDermoit's Drug store, Montgomery
street. See advertisement below 30
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

SrnENApE.-Our cars were delighted yes
terday by the Backus Minstrels, who in com
o,py with our town Musicians, formed u
mscpifcent Brass Band, and honored US by
hauling up in front of the Record office and
giving US blast of music a la Dodsworth.--
Music hath charms"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

GETTING CIvILIzED.-Two Cinnamon set
to in front of our office, yesterday. They
knocked down, bit, scratched, gouged and
mauled each other nearly as we'll as any
civilized nation.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

DR. J. y. Brown has changed the name ot his Dug
store. from the Oroville, TO the Butte Drug Store
from the TACT that certain parties whose jealousy Is
greater than their Judgment; haze adopted the name
rred by Dr. Brown, to designate his popular cs'ab.
ishmeht -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10
4 ) 49, -

STRIPPED TO THE BCFF.-A man was
seen to emerge forth from an underground
cavern last night at the hour Of T., when
ghosts and gobiins walk about. Vie eame
out on a keen run, which proved thnt he tiid
not come from the grave. lie came torth IN
sta:c Of nudity-stripped as clean a. a
birds HOSe--eXcept n bandage round his
right sore shin. Sesernl Blood. had con-
gregated, and wnxed couuin' by the use OF
great quantities Of vine, and this man inter
loped and wanted to come into the game -
They cathauled him till not rag was lett
to cover the tail tale IIewnS maI ot course
a LITTLE TOO Srko>G.-Nc utc told that
the Camlhcne lamp, spoken Of yes er,iay,
did not eXplode through carclcssncss, but
that the wire by which it was suspended
broke and caused the accident
We did not intend to lay blame to any
particular place or individuals, but simply
to be general in our remark, when We aIe
warming our citizens from danger Of FIRE
II is for the interest Of the community as
we'll as ourselves, that we do battle against
anything that threatens our safety.
FCN Ar BOTH ENDS or FuE lloUsE.--We
should think that there was some little
amusement, not put down ON the bills, in
the gallery OF tie Theatre Oh Monday hight.
The fast ones Of the town got thick up there,
and felt 50 fine that il was hard Tor them to
restrain themsclvea sufficient to allow the
play to proceed.
The band, audience, and every body else,
seemed pleased at the bacchaua!ien shines
cut by both companies.
JouN NJ CLAYTON FOR BCCIIANAN.--Ih
Washington THiOH statas that Senator BAY
ard, of Delaware addressed large ana en-
thusiaslic meeting at Dover, in bis State, on
the 24th ult, In the course Of his speech,
he announced that his colleague III the S'n-
ate, the Hon. John NJ. Clayton, would under
nocircumstances support either Fremont or
Fillmore for the Presidency, and this an
nouncement was made with the entire ap.
proval Of Nr. Clayton.
The Fillmore party will now have to num-
Der Delaware among the doubtful States.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10
MOTTO T. {!

Ladies that will receive Invitations to attend The
Soiree to l given at the Tinted States, this evening
will please return the same at the door, and ohi@e
sIO.lt COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

SNEAKlNG AROUND The man who pull
ed off his boots and attempted to creep into
house on Myers street. the other night
must have been after something not adyer-
tised for sale.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

rs~TnANKs to our friend Watson Of the
News Depot, for numerous tavors, winch VIC
have neglected to acknowledge.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

Nsa..Dr B. L. Keene, formerly Senator
from Ell Dorado, died of paralysis at Placer
vile, on the 9th inst.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10
Regular Democratic County Nominations
OrOyille Buchanan Club.

Tho regular meetings of this Club are held OF
Thur.day Evening OF eacn week ~ 'he 'h'''" ''"''
D -. HARRIS, Rec. secy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10
:. Booted and Spurred."

ScENE----Thc County Jail. Persons
The Straw Editor Of the Evening GutHOtiae
and Il prisoner.
Straw puts on airs Of superiority -four
ishes his cane stolen prcbably-- land final.
ly rubbeth his elbow Intentionally against
the Prisoner The latter catchcth >tra1c
by the collar and appyeth his boot very
vigorously to the seat Of dishonor OF STaW.
After being well kicked, Sha'c says, 4" yeu
are II rascal" Prisoner replies, Il want to
hear nothing from you, sir. Before your
brother died. he told me you were a mean
thief" No Que need doubt the truth of the
remark, nor the effectiveness Of the kicking
>tralc, it is stated, intends to send II note
to prisoner. mot demanding satistaction---
but in the language of Billy Birch, to in
quire &" where lie purchased them boots.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

The San Francisco ChrOHiCie, Black
Republican mobite, is responsible for the
following rich description of the personal
rencountre which took place within the walls
of the San Francisco Jail, between y. ~.
Cohen, the swindler, and that irresponsible
defamer, Thomas $ King, Of the Evening
Bulletin:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

Va. Last Wednesday three large bears
were seen within three miles of Petaluma -
A large party went out in pursuit of them
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

rs~ Wells, Fargo s. Co.'S agent, JOS NJ
Williams, tavors US daily with Exchanges.
Thanks.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

re- Our friend, II. B. Garnham, is entl-
tied to our thanks for the Mai ys'ilIo M
ou,ycr and down river papers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

rY" Jabez Sawin is around occasionally
s,i sometimes oftener. Wethauk him some
TOO
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

Dg.coN SHELDON, would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally that q" and alter the
-lh instant the SUBTERRANEAN viii be kept open
day and night.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10
MONTE CRiSTO
BOW LIN G. ; \ LO q \ !
one door above the L. $ Livery Stable, Myers street,
OROVIL lie.
JOHN SCOTT & JOE DUNN, Proprietors.

yENUE ADoVE BOWLING SALOON HAS BEEN
y put in COMPLETE REPAlk. and we respect
fully invite the Boys IN and about these dgslngs who
wi,i. To play a quiet game OF TEN PlNS. "r take -
nice. eos druk ut Spirits, to give us call ht thU
MONTE CRISro. JOHN SCOTT 60.
OroIt, August 9G, lcjG. Hug2G>tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

Is authorized 10 sell at Auci'en ander the above
License Sales attended 20 in ai parts Of the ciiy.
oFucE. Myers street, one poer above the United
States Livery Stable. s+1
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

You are invited one and all,
To give the Deacon friendly cHll,
Where, if do mistake 1t not,
You will find the very spot,
Where all good spirits congregatc
From every point throughout the stale.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10
FO Il 6 a L e.

t--e THOSE THREE bESlRABLY SITUATED
fA. and elegantly htted-up COTTAGES, corner "t
EtAlL Montgomery and oak streets. The sltuHliun
IL retired, and IA number oi large shnde trees. They
viii br sold for first cost, the subscriber is Obliged
To leave Oruvlllc ON account ul lll-henl,h.
Apuly at the steam saw Mil.
,Irnyillr sent 3 IAaG G. !. FERGUSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-10

The Chicago Tribune, of the 18th July,