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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
~prAT SATFNKU.B .BOURN CITY. in Colum.

II IA II N
bs COUNTY, Sssts of WISCONSIN Thsrs vii De isf "a
iuS"S iuS Az, H. .n,;,r .eek OvE THOUSAND to TWO
THOUSAND CITY LOTS, situated in diRersn' PN'1 OF 'n
pl.. suitable for business sp6 resldences
F TERMS OF PAYMENT
Will 4. mad. cas-, b, email amour. In hand ana tne re-
.nder n LONG tne with low rs,e OF interest and ilos
dscornt 10 AZ re-.crs shall make val usbe Improvements
within yss' hs OF Parehase or to those VINO may
prefer " psy n asId c,rv
Ia s,,,ed on the VIC ,us1 River nrn ,ctaey oeo~ sn r.
MAJ tic stot Known The LIS, and IL tne nias, .,
rct tscult country Of the eoldest ana nner sceney
Th. site the ci itss besutfa sni Sea,aI
IL the e1,reme being leysted rlain rst smoo.n ssS
e,erly om bluff elevation Of 80 feet above the nvei Sna
aov rorDd IL, vee,n boundary to az elevation OF ssoa, %
.t here /, meets table land At It's ed'e'" boundary TWO
At ms roint The Ia CROSSE and MILWAUKEE, RAIL
crosses tb. Kver afford ma easy CON nunIca
ton bet .een tie eastern portions Of the stste and
the country beyond o.. &, ,hs
Stats u 4, prcs b.pg erected ny the Wisconsin vet
H,drauc Conpary upcer chsrter granted oy ,oe SAo
The Wisconsin e ver 10 the state ard n SA,er
nove, will be the oweU the river OF sny tn eaa
be improve e. thereby giving TO peculiar say
will az eihy invite The erection Of SLLS and MaNUrA0
TORIES u ever deerpt'on JOHN 'Ltnt
Pres't Of the Wisconsin RIVER Hyd;auiic Go.
Kilburn City. July I, 1856.
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E'ARM for sALE.-A PLACE of about q

sei.s ss,e wood eu, rich isad ID ercps eoey stu
sted on road TO Elizabeth mAes Ra.road
N'wsrk Coed house and onbadiass also small co,ss fr
All nds Of fruit 10 seuutane and ss,en in srs.
No. q Maiden iaDs. ''ff'' "
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nREXEL, SATHER & CHURCH, BANKDRA
~ San FRANCISCO, Cal, draw Bals Of Exchange q
pRExEL CO., PHILADELPHIA payable q the pstnsapA
sites Of sAs United States.
Collections made Sen Francisco and the intsnse of ~
stae peoceeds promptly relnittsd Coscons may -
direct to D. c, OF through DRExEL Co., Phns
ielphiA or L. B. LAWRENCE CO.. No. l64 NaasauSc M.
Exchange ssL vrADcisco os sale, sums To sait -
pRExBL Co, Pblsdsphs. end L. g. LAWRENCE Co.
NeW.Ysrk.
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Reh Gslate for Gaie.

AT PRIVATE SALE-FOur lots of GROUND
IA tbs porth-e of 5th aud Siihs one
LOT Of 5thav and ei.hs Also, three
LOTS ths north side OF 79hs. tevren 81 aud iavs
A.o eleven LOTS northess, Of sh and uf:h
For terms and fali particulars, acpy %
BAkERk WEEKS s1:toDeegs Nc Pi-e-st.
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nor SALE CHEAP-A splendid NEW HOUS

II snd y LOTS OF GROUND on Bergen Hight Inquire at
JONESs Hsrdws sre Store, No a9 Groves Jersey City
NEW ROCHELLE PROPERTY for SALE
~ The HOMESTEAD formerly the residence of SAMUEL
BOVINE with about five Of land beautifully suated
e, oyicF commanding view of D.veDpors Neck aud the
Sound as far eye reach fronting three svehus.
and forest trses; coed new BARN 42p feet ~hnh
can ,e made into dwelling house. Also, STA3LE AID CAR.
RIAGF HOUSE. Sox22 feet. Possession immediately To-
oue of WILLIAM BRYSON on the premises or OF z. a.
1ITnIOW A Co M IA Pinert New.York u2jlD
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10 BE SOLO-And immediate poss

TINO BE SOLD-ADd immediate possession
gvelI-The LOT and HOUSE nat 10 the Bapst ohntch,
in Cooperstown Ostgo Couty ai! ocougied By Rev. sit
Frio,g The LOT is It acres; the HOUSE weet oy the
The Saxtn Academy Ii Is ia the middle OF the town.
snd would beautiful site either for private residence or
any public purpose whsteyer Application be NJ m.de 10
Mr.. T. fHlNNEY, Cooperstoen, or to Eev. FVkLoNt,
G,nevs, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

CENTRAL PARK.-Fm SALE one ful,-sized
~ LOT beautifully locasd in 93:ns staay /, is Of
about popeI grade and ecnts.-s Iosk "a the btsems@
Ap,ly to (. HO ". v. ll5 6th.av.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

EOR SALE.-In the Village of Mcrrisania,
Il within three minutes walk OF the R'd'sa oePot bean
tifn COTTAGE with modern .o Lsl .s)Gey
cid h Fruit and OnsG,-n,s frees, Grapayi1es Shrlb
b.ry Ae Win be solo cheap and terms s' he owasr
lesNes for the West fast II SepembsI Appy to j.
BtRNLTr S he Depot Nosns, a. the Ste, vess'r lr-
surarce once, corner Of Brcome 81 aud ,be bogery
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

ID w. VAUGHAN g. Co., Providence, r. l.,
= BANKERS and BROKERS, prepared nesDuss0
ouefca Paper 70 make Collections IN al pars the
~, to buy and seh STOCKS ON COMMISSION, and -
t AGkkTe fer psyss sbrosl N the Transaction Of eng
tlsLesa
hEyEREMcZs-MS 2. d. Bowen, President Backbone Co
ssl Bank Providence r. Hr D. &. Bakes President How
nd Banking Company. Boston, Messrs Robbins son,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

BANK DEPAsrSEsr ALBANY, November Il 1855
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the tatute
~ N such made aud provided hs, all the GIRO ULAT
COMPANY banking association, Lockport) must bs pre-
parten of the State Of NewYork payment witha TWO
YEARS om the date hereof the funds deposited tho
lenpcion of the Crc uleng Notes issued the bank win
he giyen up
Dis Isw,yw 81 scHooNMAKER, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

BssK DEPARTAEST, ALBANY, July 80, 1855
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the statute
IN such case made and provided that all the Circulating
Bank must b presented the Office Of the q
the Banking Department OF the State Of York for payme
within two years from the date hereof the funds deposited
Or the redemption Of the CIgUsus Notes issued to the ss
Banker will be given up
di2 isw2yW " SCHOONMAKER, saperirtendeut.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

CTEAM POWER Several wei.-iignyed
T. hoe CO.
Butte record., 1856-05-17
TIE rINALn.

As a grand finale, on the last day Of
he session, they wait upon the Govern
or in committee, present him with the
Death Warrant of his Private Secretary
who va guilty of telling tue truth
and dered him to sign it. The Gov
efner yields, they return in triumph to
the Capital, call 4 member to the Chair
Hho is half-seas over, and adjourn sine
de in spiritous hilariiyl
| reviewing the legislation Of defpnci
Hinaaoism in this State; 50 evenly IS the
mind balanced b-tween disgust and de-
tesation, shane and sorrow, that the
patriot scarcely knows whether to weep
or to shuddrr, to blush or to avenge.
He feels Ike a merchant who has b-en
swjndle d BY over confidence, Ike q z7jaer
,cbo has purchased a saite} dunn, Tx a
soldier who has fallen into an ambgs-
cade, like maiden who has been mar
ried to false lover by a false priest,
ike an eagle that has been ensnared by
school-bey, ike noble NerfoUadlsad
,cho has been caught steaiias sbeep, Ike
d.
This severe but richly merited casti-
CATION needs 10 remarks from Us. What
d, the people think:
Butte record., 1856-05-17

4 FACT WoRTHY oE NoTcE.--It Is
a fact worthy of notice that wherever
there is an election, however unimport-
ant, into which politics do lot eater. the
Know-Nothings are sure to triumph.
Once allay party feeling with the dem-
ocrats, and men who have sneaksd in'o
the Know>Nothing institution are sure
to succeed. In Tehama, where party
feeling did not enter the sontest, the
officers elected are now claimed IS x
N's, by the orgass Of that party. That
party are in their natural element when
the. can succeed in deceiving the de-
mocraey into throwing .polisies aslae.
Their men are certain 70 succeed then
Anything for victory, appears TO be the
Z. \. watehword. aud no m tier how one
of their srowd succeeds in getting office
only so he gets Office, it is heralded forth
is K. n. victory by their organs
They can do nothing IS 4 party, WILL
KNOWN, that the people oppose their
psoscriptivo aud politico-reiigi0us dc
trines, and hence they find II necessary
te smuggle their men into ofice, and
then clam u K. \. triumph! We
should suppose It would require some
"cheek" for even a K n Editor to
claim the election in Tehama county as
K n. victory, even in the followin-
snsaking manner, "Although polit os
did not enter into the la'c election 10
this new county LTehamal the officers
elect are said to be members Of the
Ame.ican party" Tee Democracy
must maintain their organization # they
would avoid bang thus humiliated They
are opposing q secret enemy, aad when
they abandon their own organiz iiou,
they surrender themselves to al enemy
that to oppose is to conquer, and drig.
from public si.ht into private dens.
The Democracy should not be caught
mapping.
There is an election for Justice of the
Pence, soon to come of in Ophir town
ship. IF politics do not enter this cleo
tion, the K. n. Orgaos VIII have anoth ,
CT victory to record We warn the
democracy in time. they must carry
politics even into this township election,
and sm.te sneaking know-Nothingism
into the earth, Or expect to see their or
gans boast, as above, Ki-Yi victory.
Let the Democracy OF Oroville nd
Lynchburg unite their vote upon slagle
candidate. and they viii form proper
basis for their representation in tn next
Democratic County Conven ion If for
no other reason shan this, We trust thy
viii do so.
Butte record., 1856-05-17

Town ELECTION. The Board of Su-
pervisor9 at their late session, created a
new township out of portions Of Ophir
and Orc, which has been designated as
the township of Wyandotte. This has
created demand for another Justice Of
the Peace in Ophir township, and the
election has been fixed for the 30th inst.
The Democratic candidate is Mr.. S. l..
Snyder, formerly employed in this Office,
and lately one of the Editors of the
Oroville paper. We hope Simon may
get it.
Butte record., 1856-05-17

ORoyILLE AND NEyADA.-Orovill'
contains more voters voters than thar
the lately incorporated City Of Nevada
Oroville polled 1000 votes at the recen'
election for county seat, and Nevada a
hor municipal election, polled but $50
Nevada is pretty small to put on City
airs---to wear pants and boots---to veal
cloak, standing collar, and carry q
cane Nevada is q fair specimen o.
"Young America on the Pacific May
her municipal efforts meet with the ut
most success.
Butte record., 1856-05-17

o. The Mountain Messenger, calls
upon the K. Ms. to come forward and
furnish material aid' to that paper as
they agreed to do. 1t will never do,
Boys; you are threshing skinned milk,
the party upon whom you call has never
redeemed its promises, and it would be
something singular if it should in your
case. Itnever did pay, and "Caxton"
says it is dead.
Butte record., 1856-05-17

DIFFERENCE OF OPINIoN.- Andrew
Jackson Donnelson, the K. n. nominee
for Vice President, says if Gen. jackson
was alive now, he would be a member OF
the Ki-Yi party. Francis P. Blair,
President of the National Black Re-
publican convention, saysif Gen. Jack
son was alive now, he would be member
of the Black Republican party Both
these Traitors were connected with jack
son s administration, and are entitled 10
credence, SO ''the hair of the dog cures
the bite.
Butte record., 1856-05-17

BANcoR.--This is a little mining town
about six miles from Wyandotte. There
is fair mining section around 1t, well
supplied with water, and which yields
fair return for the labor Of the nner
Gilman & Co., realized from one day s
work upwards of $50 That is excellent
paw for these hard times.
Butte record., 1856-05-17
$1,8l8,0O0

>
IF to these modest items we add the
very meny small amounts approp lated
BY is model Legislature, We may safe
ly eacuia.e e the total amount at over
Two MILLIONS OF DOLLARS!
No wonder that they T, ,pudiated the
State Prison wall debt, sent cff a COM
mission to Washington City for the
100000 IN the hands Of the Secretary
# War, and passed an act to fund the
debt Of the State.
As we have already proved, the Know
Nothings nearly doubled the expenses
Of the Government. We should ike to
know ehat "Caxton' means by y. VI
Estcll an7 Co" Was any |. dy con
cerued in tn toporation, besides E5iell:
THE STATE PRISON BILL.
They remembered how well the State
Prison had been managed BY Gen. E.-
tell, for nothing; how few prisoners es-
capped, what insignificant depr dations
they commtted, and how well thoss
were r warded who captured them. So
out Of pure gratitude for the past. am
and in spite of the protest Of Mr. Shaw,
they store the Institu ion back to hm,
pay him bonus OF $I2O, 600 per an
mum. and then have the assurance and
audacity to boast that they hare got rid
of the General at q rerg small cast 10 tie
Statei
That is the point, exactly. A model
reform Legislature, truly
THEIR CONSISTENCY.
They gave poor Olive Oatman, the
Noh4ve prisoner, fifteen hundred dol
lars, u5ieb she aerer got, and be Lieut..
Governor the same amount extra, in the
face of the constitute mai prohibition,
vhsch he did.
They gave the Sacramento Firemen
a new act, sB spite of the Governors We
to, but refused the same boon to the
Ii EN- n Of San Francisco.
THE 1NQUIsAToRIAL LAW.
They turned their attent on to their
own colleagues in tn Government, and
dedu ing reasons to suspect Others, from
4 thorough kno" le1ge of tn mselve-,
they passed a most Infamous law, enti !
tied "Ar act for the better prot ctiG n
Of the State Treasury" by which
Board of Spies and Inquisitors was crea-
ted, consisting Of the Governor, Secre-
tary of State, and Attorney Geeera
W bose duty it is to watch DR.. Bates.
h State Treasurer, and Col. Whitman. /
TIE State Comptroller, and prevent these
gentlemen from stealing, and
speculating in the public funds.
This was the most infamous act Of tn
session. in a political point Of view, and
would eternalIy disgrace thousand po-
.itical parties. !
Butte record., 1856-05-17
Thn rntraIcal Ncrrs

Virginia. the mother of Presidents, has
agreed TO cast her vote for Mr. Buchauan.-
1t has often been said that az Virginia goes
SO goes the Union. New Jersey and Pennsyl-
yania have also expressed unanimous wish
for his nomination. The delegation from Lou
isiaRa will be divided botween Buchanan and
Douglass; but as Douglass has announced that
he viii not be candidate, it is probable that
the entire vote will be cast forBuchauan.
The fo,lowing. from the New York Hegald,
expresses our idea exactly:
Will II Ac0E7T'-It seems to be consid-
cred By no Il J gems sure thing that Mr..
Fillmore will aceepe the American nomina-
ticn, under the circunn> tances 4 special
messenger should be sent At pnce to Rome for
On answer; and if yea, the lneky man should
be brought back instanter, for whut bls-Ress
has the standard bearer Of the A. party to
be hob nobbing with the Pope, and enjoying
himself ''amsng the Jesuits of Rome3-' Would
Live Oak George, under the circumstances.
be thus Indifferent to the cause: Never
never. Send for brother Fillmore without fur
ther delay. The brethren can't hold their
ground on the Hudson while their General is
enjoying" himself with the Pope among the
ruins Of the Hber 1t emit be done.
Butte record., 1856-05-17
agents for the Butte REGARD.
lO2 PRINTIhIN

We would solicit the attention Of our friends who are
in want Of Job Printing to the fact that prepared
30 execute every description Of work in line in
style that cannot fail to give satisfaction We have
recently made new and extensive additions to our
assortment OF Job Materials and have facility doing
AZ kinds Of work at moderate rates and short notice
Butte record., 1856-05-17

Isx.-For the past week Or two We
have been compelled to use a,ey p o,
quality of Ink, which has rendered our
paper barely readable. We have now
procured supply of a different quality,
aad rlst We will not be again reduced
to the nece sity Of suing our paper in
sach an unreadable condition.
Butte record., 1856-05-17

LIZ LUcK.-Alderman Corser, Of San
Francisco, has had fortune of 5000
left him by some kind relatives in the
Atlantic States.
Butte record., 1856-05-17

County SEAT OF SUTTER County,
An election will take place on the 18th
instant to determine the locality of the
county seat of Sutter county. The RI
val candidates are Nicolaus, Yuba City
and Hoek Farm.
Butte record., 1856-05-17

MARYsvILLE AssEssoR.-A sharply
contested election for city Assessor took
place in Marysville on Monday last,
which resulted in the election of that
staunch Democrat, Mix Smith, Esq.
Butte record., 1856-05-17

Boris ON FILLMoRE.-Botts says OF
Fillmore, "He is a man who, if he ae-
complishes nothing very great, is quite
sure to do nothing uery bad p
Butte record., 1856-05-17

rA- N. D. Witt, Esq, delegate to
TO the Grand Lodge of F. s A. NJ, re-
turned TO Bidwell on Thursday last, kind
ly furnishing US with the latest San
Francisco, Sacramento and Marysyills
dates. lie will please accept our thanks
for his attention.
Butte record., 1856-05-17
NOTICE.

'HE Undersigned beg that all who are ia
Indebtedness 10 aim, Nil come forth ant
fnaate Immediately, rs he intends very
"ffly to take his departure from thi- rlaees
Respectfully, c. a SMITH.
A@geli, ..iay 5, lott ml0-2, -
Butte record., 1856-05-17
Eatlcr IiSiit.

The great Know Nothing organ Of Sa-
cgancnto has been amusing is readers with
cock and bull stories about the Union or ANAL
gamation Of the Democratic and Republican
parties. in Stockton and Nevada The effort
vas foolish, and deceived DO one, but the Re-
publican Of Stockton determined that it should
not go uncontradicted, and thus disposes Of
it, denominatng it tissue Of illsehoods
ssRrrUa14cAxIas1 TRIUa:rHANr.-The elec-
tion for city officers in Nevada and Stockton,
yesterday, resulted in a Black Republican
aud Democratic triumph. We are prepared
for this intelligence, as We were informed
three days since hat treaty Of peace IN each
city had been made between the parties above
mentioned, and the two when united arc more
than Sam can stand. The Phalanxers no
minated H0ne but -s0rthern men for Office,
! thus yielding to the pressure Of Abolition
ism. while the American party, as is its usual
custom, selected candidates VINO hail from
| different sections Of the Union; but. as the
case is, defeat is infinitely preferable to ycto-
ry, and IS will be the case L brief period
the people begin to ponder over the infamy,
that in future attach 10 all who seek by agi-
tatiou to arouse dangerous sectional feeling
! in this State"
Every word Of this, so far as Stockton is con
cerned, every man in the city knows to be ut
terly false. No such treaty was had az Is al
| legged; and instead Of our nominees being all
Northern man, they are men who know ne
North no South. Nh Gillingham the Mayor, is
from Philadelphia; Mr., Vance, the Marshall,
is from Missssippi-born we believe, in Ken
lucky; Capt Jordan. the Harbor Master, is
from Georgia-more recendy from New Or
leans Mr. Howison the Assessor, is a virginian.
How the Aldermen are, We are not advised
Now, it Is fact that the Democracy never
inquired into the nativity and raising of any
# the ca ndida's yet such is the result Of their
bringing up. A Democrat Of Virginia holds
the same principles IS one from Massachusetts,
hence there is ne necessity of dividing ont
in Geographical line when they present
men for puiie stations We understand
that the dtor Of the Tribune is A venerable
man, if so, he ought not to disgrace his gray
hairs by such infamous assertions as the
above.-6toesron Rep.
THE New HAMPSHIRE Ell vCT1oN.-In Do
7eg where John P. Hale pretends to claim
residence, the Democrats, according to the
Patriot made 26l net gain. In Senator Bells
town, Clifford, democratic net gain. 81. De-
mocratic net gain in Lebanon, Cragin's town,
z In Bradford, Tappan's town, 55 All
these Know Nothing Congressman lett their
seats to come home and e.ectioEeer for theHin-
Butte record., 1856-05-17

OLD BLOCK. We have received from
the publishers, Msssrs. JAS Anthony &
Co Sacramento, work entitled "Old
Diiuckk sketch Book" which is a work
Of merit "Old Block" is an original
and forcible writer, and we turn from the
labors of the day to one of his original
sketches, in order that We may 90 to
rest good-naturedly, at peace with our
selves and all mankind We commend it
to the attention of the mining commu-
nifty.
Butte record., 1856-05-17

CoURr WEGK,-Notwithstanling we
are apt to neglect our paper, becaus,
we have so much talking to do, and so
many friends to see, We are always
pleased at the return Of Court week. Il
brings friends whom we are glad to see,
Notwithstanding hey only come because
they were obliged. 1t astonishing how
the face Of friend relieves the monot-
ony Of thesr barren hills, so everlasting,
and magnificent, and great. AmongsI
those whom we have had the pleasure
of meeting during the past two weeks,
is our old Michigan friend, Mr. Crawford,
Of Oroville, and Hon Seneca Ever and
his beautiful and accomplished wife.
Bidrel woald be a 1aurishi g place did
court week last the wear round.
Butte record., 1856-05-17
Jaxton uponKno1v Nothingisru.

CazfoE upoEaknOgv NotAingisrsa.
"Cax on" the late private Secretary
of the Gov rnor-a man of ability and
discretion, and who has been 'posted'
in all the Know Nothing secrets-has
published a letter in the Bul-lin, in
which be fairly scorches the rotten, Coz
rupt institution Of which he was tormer-
ly a leaaing member. Like james
Churcdman, b, seems TO believe tha; for
the enormity Of the crimes of this dark
lantern institution history presents ns
parallel. ''Caxton' was a national whig
in the o'den time, and, Of course, enter
tains ne love .or the Democracy. But
hear what he says Of the Know Moth
ings:
| TIE KNOW NOTHING LEGISLATURES.
The Rev. II l. Pr tt, one Of the
ChaPlains Of the lately deceased Legs
Iature, in his closing prayer before thar
august bod, Of patriots, put up the fol
lowing "a ST remarkable petitIon:-" If
they have done ANYTHING amiss, may
their eyes be opened to see, and be sor-
~ for tie same, SO that Thou may 81
overlook md pardon them"
Without arrogating any miraculous
pow r, I shall nd -,vor to uswer the
supplieatio. Of the Rev. 2 ntl man, nd
attempt TO open the eyes and ears of that
deaf ard blind monster known a< the
Know Nothing" Leg Stature Of Cali
fornia. Promising hat it was Well the
prayer for par on was addrsssed t. the
throne Of Iafnttc mercy; for nothing
short of that cou d f'rg''e their sins OF
omission md commission, their neglect
Of the true interests Of the State, and
their scandalous schemes for personal
and poiitica asgrandizement.
Heaven, Mr. Pfatt, mqg pardon them;
tie people aerer srH
We hope that the Rev gentleman, af-
ter this appeal, will redouble bis pray
ers to tie rhr0nc Of ''Infnite Mercy"
But again:
The State ex'rlcated herself from the
mud, buf she is now foundering in the
mire; the people thanked God that they
bad escaped from the frying pan-bnt
they have upset themselves into the fire.
Point out who can a single act Of wise
ard beneficial legislation accomplished
by the GREAT DEFUNCTi!
Who is there to answer Nota soul.
HOW THEY RGFoRMED.
Nor is chs ali. Reform, as I have
said, was the battle cry The Ihir-
teealh Article in the GREAT DEFUYCr
Platform, 5 it forth as follows: "Arti-
Gle XIII Retreuchment and Reform in
the Civil Administration in California,
by rcdaeing tie erpcases of The governs
ment, and lesssning The bulthcHs OF the
tax-payegs." (Admirably expres cd. J
And in the Address OF The State Coun-
ell, issued bcforc the FIJI election, we
find this language. "W demand more
>conealicaI, responsible and systematic
administration Of the State Government
Now let US enquire for a mo.nent into
tn merits and mysteries Of Know Moth
ing retrenchment.
The largest annual indeb'edncss ever
incurred by the Statc Of California BY
the old Administration, did not exceed
81 900
In order to retrench this enormous
expenditure. the Know Nothings incur
the fallewing Indebtedness, the first
and l4st-y ar Of their power
Butte record., 1856-05-17

ORANcEs.-4O0, 900 oranges arrived
at San. Francisco, on Tuesday from Ta-
hiti.
Butte record., 1856-05-17
NOTICE.

: 7HE Stockholders Of the SoutL FeasherWs
= ter Co. are hereby notified tba. the r1i-
es ri SAID Company have levied ~ 4s-.s
ID eut Of - per cent upon each Share O. S.a<
'tva'ie afpthe Compsnys Of6ce, AZ t,. ue=-
"'7n, on the 10th Of June, 1856.
J. WARREN MASON, Secretary
For aesto sn. May 5, 1856. mlD-5l--I