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Butte record., 1856-04-19
Too Ouipk.

With the exception Of little election
excitement, the past two weeks have
been remarkably quiet. There has
been 40 rows to chronicle, and no bois-
teroas crowd have rendered night hds
Gus with their nirth The miners
around Bidwell continue the tenor Of
their ways, taking ont amounts which
in other places would be paFaded to tho
public as "bis strikes p but they are
looked upon as matters Of course, here
abouts, and create no excitement among
the miners, and are not permitted to IN
fame the public mind, lest those at
distance might suppose that we were
endeayorng to get up an excliemsnt for
the purpose Of inducing voters to come
to Biduell. The Ditch has not been on
a tear during tho past week, but has
conducted itself in staid and sober
manner, and IS performing with great
regularity the object for which it was
created, or; rather--eIcavated. The
rew track through the canon is being
pushed to complstion--the wire su'psn-
zion Bridge will soon be erected, and
then will be completed better free road
through the county to the Plumas line,
than any other county in the State can
beast of. This has been done by private
means, with bu. trih.ng aid from the
county. Wsie the Bidwellites disposed
TO bo.s. Of what they have accomplished
and of their placcrs, the magnificent
prospects down the river would sink ints
insigui6cance. But We are not boast
ing community, and shall not boast over
The tremendous defeat which Oroyille
will this day experience.
Butte record., 1856-04-19
& When tho in,elligspcs reachst

% When tho intelligence reached
Nebraska that Speaker had bsen chosen
the Editor of the Nows felt bound to
give tho new dignitary notice, SO he
says-"Mr Banks il a latter day re-
publican. He believes in the infallibil.
ity of Theodore Parker, the immortality
Of Nggsrs, the doctrine of election, and
the Innocence Of Joseph Hiss aud Mrs.
Patterson
Butte record., 1856-04-19

PRosEcUrING ArroRSEY.-By the
Legislative proceedings of the 10th, We
notice that Mr.. Winston, Member from
Plumns, introduced q bill to appoint a
Deputy District Attorney for Butte
County. The people will be pleased to
Learn that there is prospect Of having
a pcrscn in the Office whs knows some
thing. A change would be improve
mcnt in this instance.
Butte record., 1856-04-19
For Wee President,
ANDREW JACKSON 1

THE X n. NoN-CoNTHNTs.-The
Albany S'ats Register, speaking for
Items Of thousands" Of disco.tented
Know Nothings, refuses to accept the
namination Of Fillmore and Donelson,
and call. for another convention at Nsw
York on the 10Th of June, to select re al
simon pure candidates. Another row
and further split in tn. X n rauks
in prospect
Butte record., 1856-04-19
Senatorial Election.

THE KI YIEs LAST KIcK.-A reso-
luton passed the Assembly to 50 into
joint convention for the purpose Of cleo
ting U. s. Senator to day. It 9as
defeated in the Senate. This is proba-
bly, the last effort Of Ki-Yi-ism to elect
Senator from California, as BY tho
grace Of God, they adjourn on Monday
next
Butte record., 1856-04-19

xa- At the late X. n. Coyention in
Philadelphia, Mr. Boteler, one of the
Virginia delegates, used these words,
with reference TO the death of K. N
ism-'I am constrained to believe that
Amcrlcanism is being fast merged into
Abolitionism. Practically, the Ameri-
canism Of the North is Abolition say
of the American party, I watched by its
cradle; | now stand by its grave. 1t
no longer exists in the land. The ele-
nents of which it WAS composed are dis
solyed.n
Butte record., 1856-04-19

Albert u. RIesberx.

This person, now under sentence OF
death for the murder Of Brooks at Oro-
vile last Fall, will suffer the extreme
penalty OF tho law on Friday next, un-
less Gov. johnson shall think proper, IN
the meantime to commute his sentence
to Imprisonment. a petition to that
,ffecs, together with the eTldence in tho
ease, has been submitted to the Govern
or who now has the matter under ad-
visement. The yretched man is indeed
an object of pity. Most of his time IS
spent in reading and preparing for the
awful doom that awaits him, although
he still thinks his sentence viii be COM
muted. lie is tso much affected to
converse upon the subject, and was
deep feeling of repentance and sorrow
the only ebject contemplated by the
law, we should consider him proper
subject for pardon But the law goes
beyoud this, and makes al example
that others may be deferred from com
mittinc the heinaus offence of murder
Those who think such punishments ef-
fec. nothing as examples, should WIT
ness the intensity of feeling exhibited
hy Riesberg, and we thiak they would
thank God that instead of becoming
examples for others, they are to be ben
fted By such examples. We earnestly
hope to see Riesberg'a sentence eommu'
ted to Imprisonment for life. We 90
not believe in capital punishment; bot
think Imprisonment for life more prop
or one for the nineteenth century. Let
him who has deprived a fellow being OF
life. be doomed to life Of bondage
and servitude, with no hope of es-
cape, OF of regaining his forfeited posi-
tion amongst men, and leave to God
the disposal of hi,lfo We trust Gov
Jehuson will see proper to commute the
sentence IN this case TO that Of imPEis-
orrert for lifa
Butte record., 1856-04-19
assault With Intent 10 XIII.

jerome Arteza, was sent up on
wednesday last by Justice JonI on
the above charge, committed upon the
tie person of one Julian. The difficult
" arose about mining claim in the Vi
cini,y ofLong's Bar, VIXEN Arsezs as
uulted Julian With a shovel, inficting a
fearful wound on his head, from winch
rortions Of the brain proiruded. 10
Is not expected to racover, and bail has
rery properly been refused, until 1t
.hau be ascertainsd whether the woun-
dca man is likely to recover.
Butte record., 1856-04-19

rA- Brownlow, in congratulating tho
K n. Convention upon Donclscn's Sc
lection, said at had b.sn understood
as arranged tha. Mr.. Dcnslsen would be
pat Oh the ticket with Andrew Jaekson>
in big letters and Donelson invisible,
and then the old line Democrats would
think that Old Hickory had como to
light again" We suppose it would BE-
done something like this:
Butte record., 1856-04-19

CoxcREssioSAL FAvoRs.-Ws are
under obligations to Hon. W. L. Marcy,
for copy Of instructions 70 Mr.. Bu-
chanan L. S. Minister at London, in
regard to recruiting for the British Ar
my within the L. S. Also 10 Senator
Weller, and Hon. P. 7. Herbert, for
valuable public documents.
Butte record., 1856-04-19
Found at Last.

A Lynchburg Correspondent. says
<'The ''OwI" that warned Oroyille of
the coming danger Of the supposed plot
between Lynchburg and Bidwsll to rob
Oroville of the County seat, has been
found to be the same "Owl'' that robbed
Dave Brody's henroost."
Butte record., 1856-04-19

re- The Publisher of the Organ, a
Know Nothing paper started inSyraeu,e
about year ago, and kept up about six
months, says he sunk 5000 by the spsr>
alton. He warns printers against being
hunbugged by Hindoo politicians We
always knew that Hindoois:n wouldn't
pay.
Butte record., 1856-04-19
Ahead af the Maila.

Fl. Keef.r. Esq, of Everts, Davis s.
Cs's Express, furnished u, with the n
Y Herald and Tribune, IS hours in ad
vance of everything for which he will
accept our thanks,
c. A Smith, Esq, of the Bidwell
News Depot and Boek.tore, has our
thanks for his polite attention to our
wants in the newspaper line, which he
has supplied with generous hand.
Butte record., 1856-04-19

A STRIKING SINILARITY.--The San
Francisco Sun says that there is pains
ting Of California lion in that city, Sc
like the natural animal, that the very
dogs bark At it as they pass Query:
How many dogs in this State have ever
seen genuine living specimen of Cal
ifornia lion.
Butte record., 1856-04-19
agents fer the Butte Resord.
LOB PglNTlNo.

We woa4 so!c.. tbs atien.ioU oiogT friends who
of Job Printing The fact that prepared
execute every description Of work in line in
s:,le hat canro. iGil to give satisfaction. We have
recently made and extensive additions
assortment Of JOB Materials, and have facility for doing
al kinds work a. aoiera:e r2ss and 90 shoF. notice
Butte record., 1856-04-19
War I'm the WfxwRm.

The Legislative committee appointed
to examine the accounts Of ihe late State
Treasurer, DR.. McMeans, reported him
as Defaultcr. The Doctor thought
he didn't have fair showing before the
committee. Senator Burton thought
the Doctor had fair show before the
committee The Doctor thought Mr..
Burton an "asmitigated liar" Here
insert the fight
Butte record., 1856-04-19

ARRIvID.--Capt j. A. Murray, who
has the contract FIR the erection of the
Bidrsl Bridge, and who has been ss.,
to purchase wirs for it. construction,
returned BY the Golden Gat.. VI. m.y
now look for the speedy construction Of
the bridge
Butte record., 1856-04-19

o. 4 Washington correspondent Of
the Boston Journal states that gentle
man is preparing "the Masonic career
of George Washington" for publication,
it frsm unmistak.ble records
1t will contain many curious facts and
letters.
Butte record., 1856-04-19

sa- Ono Of the planks in Mr. Speak
er Banks' platform is, in certain con-
tingencies, to "let the Union slide"
Better men than he have aid off plat
form at the end of reps for less trsa-
sonabls declarations.
Butte record., 1856-04-19

War NEXT The Town Talk SAWS
that some Of the wagon read petition.
have been mutilated, and the names out
off and attached TO the petition in eircu-
lation far . registry law
Butte record., 1856-04-19

HAypsoME PREsENr-Ths Hon.
W. McCorkle ha. donated one hundred
and forty-one valuable book, and Sc
ries of Maps to the MaryUille Library
Association.
Butte record., 1856-04-19
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE

Is hereby given that the undersigned VS.
Il apply to the Board OF Supervisors for Bn,,.
county. in the State of California. NJ ~.
next session to be held at Bidwell. in So
county, for license to run n Perry across y
Middle Fork Of Feather river, at the Jnns,t..
Of the North Fork Of said river.
SYLVESTER P. SAVAGE
ap12-23-t'
Butte record., 1856-04-19

WIcs.-What an immense benefit
wig would have been to Absslam. 1t
would have saved bis life, ind prevented
his father, King David, from rending his
garments "to show his great concern" at
the accident.
Butte record., 1856-04-19

Sr1cK A Pr, HrRE.-To Day the
qualified electors of Butte County refuse
to increase the price Of lots in Oroville,
at the county's expense.
Butte record., 1856-04-19

s&T A Dsuecratic Club has recently
been srgani.sd st Humbug city, and no-
numbers between sixty and seventy
members. The s1.mpls Of the Demo-
of that el.cc ls worthy Of imitation else
vhers.
Butte record., 1856-04-19

THArKs.-We are under obligations
to Senators Flint and McGes for Ls-
gislstive documents. Also, to the Hon
Mr.. Castor for similar favors.
Butte record., 1856-04-19

sF- The Rev Mr.. SEYMOUR will rrese.
at the Court House, At o'clock P N snn
day Goth April.
Butte record., 1856-04-19
NOTICE.

THE stockholders Of the South Feather IT,
ter Co are hereby notified that the Trus,s.,
of said Company have levied an assessmen, ~
10 per cent upon each share of stock, payst,.
Mt the Company's Office st Forbestown on T..
9th of May, 1856
j. WARREN MASON
March q, 1880. Secretarr
Butte record., 1856-04-19
Abolition pre.idct,aI Convention.

Gerrit Smith and Levi, Tappan white
mem, and DR.. james NCune Smith (colored
man, and others says the n Y Herald, have
issued circular asking for names to be silk
ed to q call for n mass conyention, to be he Id
at syracuse or the 20th May next, "to nomi-
nate candidates for President and Vice Of the
United Ststes-not merely anti-slarery can
didatos but thorough abolition candidates 8"
From this movement, therefore we may surely
count upon separate abolition ticket, so that
from present appearances We shall have this
lis, in the field by probably the middle Of
June:
l. The national Democratic ticket
Q The South American conservative
ticket
8 The North American anti Nebraska
ticket.
4. Tn. Seward Niger For,hipptr.
,icke.
8 The regular Simon Pure abolition
ticket
In 1852 William Goodell, tho candidate Of
the last party. got .ome 70 votes out OF up
words OF 500 600 cast in New York The rea-
sen was that Stewards programme W.. more
acceptable to the mass OF ths abolitionists IS
practical movement We dare sAy they still
believe, with Seward, that bofore slavery can
be reached ia the States it must be expelled
from the Territories Still the Simon Pure
abolition ticket serves very vol the purposes
ofthe holy alliance Gerrit Smith sH1 Doug
lass are outsiders, but still faithful allie. Of
the arch agitator.
Butte record., 1856-04-19

81 The Legislature have passed an
act 70 provide wsys aud means fos the
.re-tior e State Capitol
Butte record., 1856-04-19

BIDWELL LODGE no. 47.I.O.of0
Regular meetings held every Thursday ev,
ming at o'clock, at their Hall. Bidven
Brothers in good standing are respectfully
invited. R0BT, baltimore, sec'r.
Butte record., 1856-04-19

F0RBESTOWN LODGE,F A. NJ No. s.
Meet. the second Saturdays Of each month
Fl W. Brown, W. NJ, n. D. Plum, Svn
Mckee, J W. Jas. Watson, Treas John
Thomas, Sec'y. R C. Gaskil. 9. D. J r.
Kring, ]. D, E. B. Sparks, Tyler
Butte record., 1856-04-19
BUTTE LODGE. no. s5,F.SAM

BUTTE LODGE, no. SO, r. NAM
Lodge meets Mt their hall in Bidwell, on II.
first aad third Saturdays Of ench m ontb. 6,
P. NJ 0ffcers-THOS. WELLS, w
W GILKYSON. S W, A. L. CHANBpr
LAIN. ". A. E. GRIFFITKS, Sce'v
Butte record., 1856-04-19

Fe- Elder RIcHAaDsoN will preach at tbs
Court Hou.se tomorrow al 8 oelotk P. v.
and at s'clock P NJ. at Wyandotte
Butte record., 1856-04-19

hiSSOLUTI0N N0TICE.-Ths undersign
- ed heretofore engaged in the QUARTZ
MiNiNO business, under the Firm and style
Of the Armstrong Quart. Mining Company,
have this day dissolved the partnership mere
tofors existing, by mutual consent.
JOHN 7. BEUAN0TT.
ALBERT GHUHMET
OrsSsa Sul=k, March q, 1855.
aslS- 2s-3v'
Butte record., 1856-04-19
The plaster was too thick
Fer all the praise TO stick,

Again: the report says:
''Mr Wise claimed his election ly the voice
OF II 900 ont.ide wings.
| must contradict this statement, too, who
;her made by Mr. Stuart or not. Certainly,
the cause Of civil and religious freedom, main
tanned sy the democracy Of Virginia, was no.
bly, supported by many Of the truly conserva-
tive, conscientious, and constitutional-lo loving
wings Of our State, but never was able to
fix their number. We gladly took them in
exchange for the renegade democrats who
sneakei away from their former friends, and
took test oath, in the secrecy of the eulvert
by the light Of dark lantern. Whether
these wings can be reclaimed by the new nomi-
nation at Philadelphia, time will show.
think they cannot be. Mr.. Fillmore i. no
longer whig; he has been changed by the
hocus- pocus Of the necromsuey of Sam. In
the next Presidential canvas. there viii be
new issues presented by three parties. the
white mans party; the black republican
the mulatto party; the cross Of Northern and
Southern Know Nothings-the ticket of
Meesr.. Fillmore and Donnel:on. All ma
ture abhors vacuums and mongrels, and SO
do the conscientious, conservative, and consti-
tuition loving wings of Virginia. They can put
up better with pure Africsns-wool, fiat nose,
odor, ebon-ski and gEznrd, foot and all
better than they can bear that cross Of the
Caucasian and Cufy, which you call mu
latto.
Butte record., 1856-04-19

LATE sTATh TRrA.URrR.-Thec CON-
nlttss who were appointed to examine
into the accounts OF DR.. McMean, Rave
reported \ large deficiency How il
this Who are his bondsnea' Will
not the Attorney General do bis duty
new '-Irquirer.
Butte record., 1856-04-19

A Man OF "MARK. "A soldier
that's got the smallpox.
Butte record., 1856-04-19

Officers for the ensuing term:
JosEPH Bloch, n &, G. W. DRAKz.v
c. A SMITH. T., r LArrr4oRz.
Butte record., 1856-04-19
MIR. Wise aud IN. ISnow-Notilng Nominee.

Mr. Stuart having been reported in the
knowNothing Convention at Philadelphia. to
have said among other things. Even Mr..
Wise, at the time he stumped the State OF Vir
ginia, said that the ADMINISTRATION of Fillmore
was Washington like throughout" the Cover
nor Of Virginia writes letter, in which he
denies he ever made snch a statement, and
then goes on to say. in his own peculiar vein:
Mr., Stuart. member Of Mr.. Fillmore s
cabinet, could hardly have been "a immodest
as to boast that any body had said that Mr..
Fiillmore's administration was Washington
like throuFhot,t:'' for
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