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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic Electors of Butte county are here
by requested To send delegates to a County Conven-
non to assemble at ORC VILE, on SATURDAY,
AUGUST 23d, for the purpose OF electing eight dele
sntcs TO the Stale Convention To assemble at Sacra-
fneniO on the ninth day of September next; and also
the purpose OF nominating two Members OF Assem-
hiy and QUO Assessor for Butte county The different
recncls entitled the following representation,
~ Nsss being delegate for each precinct, one
for every 80 votes, and one for each fraction OF
hItoen votss. Precincts in which the number of del
"es are not mentioned. are entitled to repreacn-
btliun in accordance with the above basis.
Bldwe, 6 :; Rock Island, 3; Mountain House, =:
French Creek, . Junction W. s. Fork, ,; Pine Knot,
: Musquito Creek > Sky High, :; Union Bar, :;
Fairfield Bar Pea vine /; Central House. 2; lioncut
civ .; Wynndolte, 2, Garden Rancho, ,; White Rock
J. LynchbHrg, 3; High Rock ,; OrOville, 8 Enterprise
Mountain spring House |; Scott Vanlines Store l.;
lslsnd Bar ,: Forbestown Bingham's Bar 8 Oro
Iowa !; Naichez, 8; Evansville, 2: Hamilton, fur
nr'. Ranch p Meals Rancho, 2; ThompsOn's Fiat .;
Morris Ruvine; 2; Chico. 4; jennings Rancho, l :;
C,upes' Rancho, :: Manhattan, !; summons Store. p;
Moore & Perry's Store 2i Nelson's Bar. :; Mesflla
Valley .; rrench,own 7; Butte Mills, q BrotherOns
store /: Forks of Butte, 2; HelItown, !; kunhles
Ranrho, | Snls Rancho, 2; RobinSon's MILL o.
Virginia Mills, Berry Creek Mill, Berry Creek Bar;
Martins Rancho, Robinson's Hill, Cherokee Rayine.
MooretOwn.
According 10 the basis of representation, Ohe Dem
ocrallc vote OF last SeptonberD Orove is entitled to
but 8 delegates. The population having largely in
creased within the past year, tho COMMITTEES have
rrqSnn to believe that Oroville is entitled to some II
,oeaies as the entire vote of the precinct at the late
election, for Justice Of the Peace was between eight
and nine hundred. The mntter is respectfully refer
~ed TO the Convention.
GEO. ii. CRosETTE.
SENECA EVER.
&. W. HESS, Co. Com.
@. T. LORI,
N. ID PLUM
O.oyille, July %, 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

DEMOCRATIC PRosPECTs The Democrat.
ic prospects in the various precincts of the
county, arc most encouraging, Organiza-
tons are springing up in the different pre-
circts, and the utmost unanimity prevails.
Hero in Oroville, there is a slight rifle on
the Democratic horizon, which Black Repub-
lican-Know Nothings arc endeavoring to
blow into n gale; but it will soon disappear,
now that the enemies of the party have made
themselves known. The Convention to-day
will place the seal of their disapprObation
upon the attempt of these professional Office
hunters, and then the chief actors in the
Flunkey Mass Meeting arrangement, will
sneak into the insignifcance and contempt
they so Justly merit and the Democracy
will 20 on their way conquering and to con-
quer.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

~ n meeting Of the California Democratic State
Central Committee, held IL the city of Sacramento,
on e l0th day Of July 1855, it was resolved that
DtmccraNc State Convention be called. to meet in
the city of Sacramento on TUESDAY. the 9th day OF
September next, for The purpose of nominating two
mcmberS OF Congress- Clerk Of the supreme Court,
Is superintendent OF Public Instruction, State Prison
Director, and four Presidential Electors.
The State Centrul Comm itlee suggest that Satur-
lay, the 23d day of August be the day selected by
iho different counties for the election of Delegates to
kaId Democratic State Convention.
The following is the appOriiOnmeRt Of representa-.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

ROBBERY BY \ CHINAMAN.--0ne Of our
citizens went into Chinese wash house, and
changed his pants, leaving his purse, con-
taining $3.50. AS soon as ne missed 1t he
returned, and found the Chinaman putting
the purse back into the pocket, after having
shstraeted $50 from it. He was not arrest
ed at the moment, he having promised to
replace the amount of money missing
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

PR1soxERs RELEAskD.-The two men who
were arrested near Bidwell the other day,
on suspicion of their being concerned in the
late robberies, were relaas sed last night, as
no one appeared against them, except the
nan Faller, who was robbed, and who did
not recognize the accused as the ones who
attacked him.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
WYANDorr, Aug. 2lst, 1866.
.Ny. Editor

M. Editor
Sir--At meeting of the Democrats ol
Wyandott, held on Wednesday evening, Aug
10Th, Messrs. L. s. Ford and Samuel Nc
Curiy were unanimously elected as delegates
to tho County Convention.
On motion, the delegates were unanimous
ly instructed to support Messrs. James S.
Long and z. II. Harris, for the Assembly.
Oa motion, the meeting adjourned.
JACOB SNOW, Chairman.
TuoMAs +. MILLER, SecretarV
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

FoRBxsrowN Tho following gentlemen
compose the delegation from Forbestown,
viz; W. Duelly, j. IL. Lillard, John Mallon,
H. Chickering,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
Matchmaker and JeXycier.

" | WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
ETlthe citizens Of OruVilc and vicinity, that hayo
SSa1s purchased of Mr.. RusGnlhal, his Natchmo-
Kin. and .Jcwelry Establishment, on MUn'
gomcry street, and have located myself permanently
III the above business in this place. and hope by slrtt
attention To business. 10 me.i reasonable share Ct
patronage III the above line.
IWW guarantee to no UOrh as tceH as It
can be done dnychere IN the State.
ALI. KINDS OF JENELRY MADE To ORDER,
n. B-Parlicnlar attention paid to the Repairing
of Watches. GEO. l.. SMllIl.
Oroye, August II, 1856. augllu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

WHITE RocK.-rhe delegates from this
precinct arc E. s. Gavcr, Esq, I. Sherwood,
r. King.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

Thanks to our friend Mr.. Harris Of the
c. s. Co., for the Marysvilc papers, when
they We're but four hours oil.
MIR. Watson, has throughout the past week
been most attentive to this office III furnish
ing US papers from below.
ii. B. Garnham, is as usual en- hand with
favors of the latest dates.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

DRUGS AND MEDICINgs.-ifyou wish fine article,
at fair price, go the OrOville Drug Store, Mont
gomery street. near the Orleans Hotel, aug22
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
JAME S GREEN.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
sV" Can be found at "Oroans Ilotel,' when 10
Professionally engaged. Jyiudll'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23


inhrence of their names to these lisappoint-
cd Putty heads, will soon see the error Of
the move, and regret that they perp.itted
themselves to he made the ca paw Of pro-
iessional Office. seekers and political trick
ste'ts
Our columns are open to all for free dis
cussion
The FLUNKEYs.-Ihe Flunkeys succeed
ell in getting together big crowd, but it
proved bad one for their purposes. Capt.
Wilson, was chosen President, and 7, s.
Carlow, Secy. The President mounted the
the regular election of delegates, after
which motion Fss made to adjourn to JUS
tice lones' office, which was ntgatived by II
decided vote. The President appeared to be
uud0ci}ed what to do, when white-hatted
Flunkev. him from bchi9d, and in
formed him that the Fillmore Club had ad-
journed in order to give them the room
The President announced the fact. and
without putting the vote, left the stand and
proceeded to the room. \ comWitte was
then appointed who reported II lis, ef dele
gates as follows who were duly elected, viz:
Il. Bird, 7. :. Carlow. y ). DowEcr Seneca Ever,
Derret. capt. W sUn Jas MurpLy, Dr. OBrien, VI. 4.
Squres Hende, :. M. smlth, j. W. Buiium, \. ~.
LaDrIske.
After the Flunkeys had proceeded up
stairs, the large crowd outside. ca lie Il for
Gen. Harris, who did not make his appear
ance. Some called for Zabriskic, and others
for Whisky, neither of whom appear ed on
the stand. Some called for Ever, and 9TH
ers brayed. None of the Flunkey crew dare
face ethe crowd they had collected. They
were in the predicament of the boy who won
the Elepahat at a rattle They had nothing
to say to the crowd who had come out at
their request and were in Attendance. They
only desired the presence Of the crowd that
they might shove themselves before the pub
lie under its protection, and then the crowd
was dismissed in silence, if not in cont empt
To-day the Flunkey delegates will be licked
out OF the Convention, and then Flunktyism
Will sink merited 0pprobrium.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

LIQUoR & WINE CELLAR.-0ur friend
Thomas Bisset, has in his fire proof vault,
the most extensive stock Of Wines, Liquors
and Cordials, this side of Marysville.
His Brandies are of the most celebrated
brands, and very ancient manufacture
Bonneot Co.'S, Otard Dupuy, Sazerac, are
to be found among his stock, and are very
hard to be beat in quality. SEQ advertise
ment.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

FILLMORE UNION CLUB.
The Regular Meetings of the Fillmore Union
Club will be he'd on every Tuesday and Friday
evenings, at the CLLB ROOM, in the L. :. Hotel.
aug22 +. G. AYRES, Secretary
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
For Sale =!

IN CONSEQUENCE OF ONE OF THE PART.
IA ners going to the Atlantic States, Onehalf Of the
MAGNOLIA SALOON will be sold cheap for cash.
No rent topay for fourteen months Apply to
auu2O If j. :. DICkEY 4 co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

We are indebted to our friend J. S. Davis,
of Virginia Flat, for mining news from that
locality, The news is most cheering, on the
Flat. The miners are doing better than at
any previous time. From Crozier's Hill to
Kent's, distance of four miles, those who
have fairly got to work ave making very
large wages. Some claims are averaging as
high as s,!j 90 per day to the hand.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
j. w. DUNN, AuCtiOneer.

SATURDAY AUGUST 23d. at o'clock, p NJ
yEyHE BUILDING AND LOT KNOWN A. THE
AMERICAN BAKERY. siiuu'et on Monigom-
ery street, opposite the Orleans BOtrl vail be sold 81
pbIic auction on Saturday, August ed. at O'clock
p NJ unless previously disposed uf at private sale.
August Il, 1856. J. w. DUNN, Auctioneer.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
PHOENIX SALOON !

UNDER WATERWAYS CIGAR STORE. MONTGOMERY
STREET, OROvILLE.
yHyHE SUBSCRIBER HAS BECOME SOLE PRO-
prtetOr Of this Salocn, and il determined not to
be outlone in furnishing place of resort worthy Tho
patronage Of the Uro8llle public. The best OF
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Will be found at all times, to which he invites hs
friends to partase. BOEliME WALpEh-
O7oye, August 10, 1856. augl9-I
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

TuoMAs F. MrLLER, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11
To The Editors the Of Enquirer:
WIZARDS H0TrL,

WAsHINoIoS, FEB. l9. 1855.
Gentlemen IL arrived here Oh The i2ti i'is:Hn:, n
FOR soour of nearly four ws-ks at the ST. NclIoiss
Hotel. IN New York. Non diea what a perfectly
the ST. Nicholas 1t is the only hotel perhaps, which
has no; credit for Irore than it Deserves. Capital
room, capital bed, capital BATH capital servants. ca
ptal table capital every thing which is calculated TO
supply the wants or crafty the taste o! tbs ":; tns
tidnus. What contrast tn Wizards Hotel in this
city, where the traveller get Less and pays more
for what he gets than at other Hotel IN AEercn
Only think NJ 81 IS per diem, and nothing for break
fast but culd mutton chops, tough beet stea horrible
Baltimore is much better kept and deserves ercnur-
agement The next best house to the ST. Nicholas,
aud the only one have seen, which co!npHres with
that ut all, IS the Exchange Hotel in Richmond.
liz New York. two Of lle principal attractions whih
met w:S land which was afforded All "pPort'n"'
to ernmne,l the free Schools and the MetropoI
tan Bauk. There are upwards OF lVo'ooo chllorfn
annually educated 10 hosa Schools, and at nm
of three-ouarters Of million. Bu; what Is mus
p.u,;.d in one way s more Than compensated III mn
other S.srcey day but furnishes some strh'uS w
stance of the beneficial influence OF she 'fee
.ystem in New York. The Banks are aii conuues ~
nno, tbe Free Banking principle, ana arc ~
~ sn.c,e ON demand The Metropolitan bshk' IN
pS,insr with its ~ or ~ clerks ana its perfect or
ran5ation in oil its parts would Oh no oa suD)ert o
-, irst nj this time, for the virginia Legislature
2.Id nrobnbly enlightsn them quite as much as
!. ,;nr dissertations from interested speakers and
,;,sr. mn the subject of banking. ihis Bank WIS
,tii,h,J IN 1851 not only amidst the SCOTS and
ill.,, hut in defiance ni the opp"sltIoD ut brokers,
San,.r. and capitalist all combined. AT one time
th.r, wore UPWARDS of -Xty ijunctons 10 arres: ltd
nrogress, but il bae ouiiyed all opposition, ana
Is now in the fall TIDE of most healthy ana en-
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r, ta-. Elan~s ef ne Enquirer:
TT MiLLAED FILLMORE,

SEQ toat tho Richmond Whls ID in ecstasies on ac-
CONT of the nomination for the Presidency. made b.
that Heterogeneous meeting, held iu Philadelphia Il
few days nso. II an rot mistaken, in tho proceed
lays Of tina, moe;ing, the 18th Section as it is usually
dosir ruated, and III which tho South deeply n-
t.resed,l was isuu.cd, repudiaed, Indignantly srlck-
f oIn tueir platform, eud denounced as uu uuhoy
Thing.
Ime Wing, for some tme, ha, been carrying 90
very spirited warfare upon Mr.. Bolts and the Editors
nt paper called the American, Tor something like
that brcause NJ. Boil: aui tur paper took the
ground thai the Interests OF tho Know Nethpgs uI-
pr,ativcy demanded tho repeal n the i2th Scct.0u
the removal 81 that barrier between the Northern
and the Southern Know Sohpgs-u order TO har
mouiz- the two sections, Had Ia cnap!c thu,n to CO.
operate ith each other. The Whig, III tie strongest
terms again aEd aCan, denounced Mr.. Botts aud his
"ijunkies IA term applied 10 Alr. Bolts frends,) as
"E.rck Republican, and warned the South TO be-
ware uf him and them. The warning | thought
highly prvp<r aud trust tue Soath will pouder It
and heed ii, nj OILY in respect TO MIR. Bolts but 10
all uccGpyng Mr.. Bott, platform. Mr.. Bolts md
his friends dcnoIucrI for their opposition TO the
18th Srcton.-Very we!I-tnat is perfectly right. Bu;
suc-the Philadelphia meeting thought Us Mr. Bolts
thought. and they did what NJ. BUtts desired they
should d. and wha; hs would have done himself, il
lie lad had the power.
Now ii the WhiS denounced Mr.. Bolts as n "Black
Repu bicau" for washing 10 acc"mp i6h certain pur-
pose nrc not those aided hun, and succeeded in
loins wha, he could not accomplish justly obnoxious
10 The Same charge The Wing says, II Mr. Bolts
had Succeeded 1t would have brcn L "R!sck Rerub-
lean platform. II ,iaa accomplished y others, It is
nevertheless "Bluck Eepubican' Now, It that
meeting constructed "biack Republican" platform,
AN: placed their nominee upon 1t, by what political
designation il he 10 be recognized, ba. by that "t
"lisck Republican,
II Mr. Bolts, standing upon lis own platform,
wuud be Justly recognized ns IL "Back Republican,
surely Mr.. Fillmore occupying the same platform,
uugh; and will wear the same ebony designation and
distinction.
VII! the South sustain Mr. Fillmore, standing as he
will upon! Mr.. Bolts platform, winch Is so objection
able to the Wing. / have too much confidence in
The Intelligence ut The peopIs to entertain that thought
for snSls nomeut.
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STATUE OF WASHINGTON

III gives u sincere pieaaure to anrouuca thai the
Senate Yesterday, tyG unanimous role, passed bill
for tbs purchase uf Hubard's bronze cupy Of iInu.
do@s in'mable statue Of Washington, to which we
referred lew days since, with the most cordial ap.
probation. Uutard's bronze /, perfect J,,c ,,aiL.
u! !lJHdohs marble statue. which i, a per(.c, fac
simlc Of the Father Of hi Country. The la,,r, !,
Subject 10 destruction by trY cr accident, and h.
present representative: OF the people oil Virginia will
he ninena1:" to awn responsibility, should they fail
to carr ont the good work and 10 secure to pos.ert
the invaluable treasure of Washington, exact ike
uesS, OF material vastly mora i,npershabc than the
mnrbc statue in the Capitol. We therefore rarue,l
ly appeal TO III. House Of Delegates 10 pass, with
eqHai uaanimty the Senate bill which secures to tb.
State III Virginia iiuJarda admirable copy Of ![ou.
Lou's great statue.
While upon this subject, we would also eGrnes,iv
invoke the iiouse OF Delegates proa.ptly 90 take ~
aai pass IN" b! for the completion oi the Virgins
Washington Monument, which pa:aed The S.ns..
unanimously, several weeks since. Our opinion rs
IL the representative men, who should lll the four
vacan: pedestals, is we'll known-but "a W. have
said, we are perfectly willing 10 acQniesce in the wis
dom c the General Assembly. Bat we do most heart.
y with, whoever Of the numerous intellectual giants
o; tn" past history Of Virginia may be selected for
the posts Of honor that the House Of Delegates will
not c; psss the present opportunity OF completing et
sT!.. additional expense. the noble monument or
oar taptoI Squar-. When completed, i. vii; bs
amongst the grand"st monuments e1tant-end
what Nrginian will not feel proud that Virginia
the pioneer State OF the New World, las erect.
ed monument to her grea: sons which viii eqqGl, ii
not excel, the grsndrst works Of Art that old aud ar
tstic Europe can boast Of! We invoke speedy ac-
ton on Til. subject Unless the S=us:e bill be passc,
ut this session grea, delay and manifest injustice t6
tie Sculptor Crawford will ensue, and Virginia mny
DC entirely deprived of the honor OF completing
b!e mouunent to her IN. ruus .ou.
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WHAT PARS0N BROWNLOW THINKS OF
TILE EONNENI,rnA-

as bio"p'o" '"7n' 10 be ,hu grand hig! n,iest OF
the Know oth!ngs >! Tennessee, he may h, quoted
ms authority to tbs brethren III Virginia or the cor.
vcnii"n whi'h nominated Flnlor. anI Donol.or, h.,
is reported, in its proceedings, TO hnvo u,ei s,ne
p'r'r'" is"Z'nSs From The report OF the rrJce at.
ing' which we lind in the Amcrcan O,san, we learn
that, in response TO call of ysas aud nays, anon
motion TO lay the motion 10 adjourn the conveuou :.
the I'd oi July, upon the table,
"P"rson Brownow sad. hs would vote aye, and
lid 81, b'cags" he beloved, with H.. writer of n tI,
graphic despatch TO the Pittaburg convention. tbr,
tn" American pnrty was with the Back Rapubl.
cans. T
Tho-e journals a, the South who approve the non.
nations, aGc thrown into rather :u uncnyja!l,. nos.
ton BY this Hatfooted declaration of their Parson,
Slice it Is gen rally understood that men are pu; for
ward by srcii bodies, enbodiments OF their prin
cipes, an' il Brown!ow is srun, Nr. Fhnora apI
Mr. honel+on must bs Black Republicans. How i.
IT, gent!emen' Dn yon -tand by the derision
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11
To the Editors Of the Enquirer:

WYrHE, Feb 2 1886.
GoutIemcn:- "A leisure moment induces ine again
10 communicate with you III relation TO our region OF
country, under the persuasion that your position vii!
enable you ID present lis umunlerabc ciauis 10 the
consideration Of men Of capital and enterprise, who
seeking fields of employment.
The present severe winter (nuw reentlngl has
placed this section of tie State in most faYorabs
iiSht-tcwer failures regard. railway conveyance
aud less of suffering with na and BEAST than IN any
section Of our State. Whilst our streams OF water
have been subjected to UNUSUAL freezing, our mills
and other machinery have continued TO opeTate II
matter Of emnrnt Importance i'll the establishment Of
factories. In which we are In great Gearee soreiy dc:
icisn. Our wool is taken hundred mile. Eas;
or South, brvrci reaches factory. AZ those points
the cs'nblislied factories have done ycry thr,n.;
business. Oar climate and water power is emIueGtiy
superior to the;rs In North CarUiina, onr hundred
miles South OF Us, the frequently fails, uud tbs
hands are often unable 10 perform the required labor
in consequence Of sickness. Now, any OF the cuup
ties III III. SOUTHWEST afford every essential element.
for successful operation Of factories in wool, wood
AMI iron. Aud why .hould cotton ftcories not sue
ceed sjih railway 10 the cotton region' The
North Carolina factors of cotton haul in wagons .he
raw material more than hundred m..rs, then
wagon it here aud exchange it for meal and
The only factory enlerprize now opening in this re-
sion is one Of bruoms and cheese, in the county of
Stny,h. Think of that Northern have search
ed this region, and have located in that rich and
thriving county, and are moving upon large scale,
with most nattcrinS prospects. ID nope We shhi!
sea no more wHyons loaded with broUms and cllecse
from New England. But l wish t" See factories OF
farm implements, household ware, o! wood and stone
Most Of these articles brou ht here from the
extreme North. Barrels for sat, Hour and plaster,
ar, nov made by hand, ut hi expense of AZ cents,
and in sight of forests Of timber and rivers of wafer
Nearly all OF our ahoss from Massachusetts rs II
we had neither leather prg-wood. Surely, if men
of enterprise ard n-chauc skill would visit this c iun.
rY, would 10 longer behold such Il waste OF wa
ters and wilds of uniistur5sd forests.
Before tbs ist Of March, the cars will reach the
town nf Mariu in Smyth county, where there Is u!i
rivaed water power where here 10 ,, most e!!"'ur-
aging opening for mechanic skill and eni"rpr'ze.-
Vacant lots. and houses and lots 10 Do had cheaper
than in any town on the whole line of tho Rail Rnai,
ard lan adjacent low price; thirty or forty lots
Immediately around the depot vii! oe IN MARKET nj
the next Court Of that county, Riurding commanding
advantages to mechanlrs-beng s!thin stone
throw OF an excellent mill and unfsng srppi.s oi
,,a atpr md frr-wOOl almost at the door.