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Butte record., 1856-07-26

N;- Mr.. JoHN KELLY, the great Califor-
MIA favorite will give a grand Vocal and In
strumental musical entertainment at the
Empire Hotel in Oroville, on Sunday eve
ming, July 2 tn. The name of John Kelly is
enough to draw crowded house in any
town in California where he is known, and
more particularly at this time when he has
been stripped of his little all-his home-by
the late fire i'll PlaoerviIle. His entertain
ments are of the most amusing kind, and he
is acknowledged to be the most accomplished
performer on the violin that has ever ap-
peared in California. We judge, from what
the papers say of his performances at other
places, that he is meeting with unbounded
success. He has hosts of friends who ad-
mire his peculiar and high musical talents.
Butte record., 1856-07-26
TeIeCraphfc.

II
| Mr.. C. F. johnson, Esq, of the Pacihc
Telegraphic Co, is in town for the purpose OF
procuring subscription for the erection OF a
telegraph between this point and Marys-
vile. We publish in this mornings paper
the 'Articles of association for the forma-
ton of the Orc Telegraph Company" IN or
der that all may understand the manner IN
which such enterprises are accomplished
There are undoubtedly. chances to invest
capital at a greater per cent, by taxing
greater risks, as the general average OF tel
| egraphic stock in California, pays from 4
to per cent. per month, although there
are some companies in the State which real
ize much greater per cent. We learn
from a stockholder that the San Jose and
San Francisco Telegraph Company pays as
high as Is per cent per month. Would
the stock in the s'Oro Telegraph Company
pay that amount, it would be profitable, re
garded as simple investment. without tax
ing into consideration its utility to our bu-
siness men, or the increased value that every
improvement of this kind gives to property
in the place. If it shall cost US $4,000 or
$40 900, and enhances the value of property
that amount, it will in reality, cost us moth
ing and we shall be the recipients of the
benefits it confers. and of the per cent. it
pays, whatever it may be- 1t is for our cit
izens to consider the matter fairly, and de-
termine whether they will have a Telegraph
line to Oroville. Our own opinion is that
stock in this company will prove as profta
BILE as any in the State, and we base this
opinion upon the admitted fact that 0roville
is the best mining town in the State, and is
not exceeded in business Importance by
more than three places.
There will be a meeting this (Friday)
the purpose of taking the subject into con-
sideration, and those who are favorable to
the enterprise are requested to be in attend
ance. We believe that money invested in
internal improvements of this nature, will
be as profitable to property holders as that
sent below to purchase goods. Let US start
the ball in motion tomorrow night, and
:'keep it moving" until we are not only ia
vored with the trembling vibrations of the
Telegraph, but shall hear in our streets the
shrill whistle of the Iron horse" as he
speeds away over our fertile plains, and the
cradle of the miner shall be rocked by the
waves created by the paddle wheel of the
steamer We have the mines sufficiently
rich to effect this, and well directed energy
and perseverance will accomplish it. Come
out tonight
Butte record., 1856-07-26
Justices Court.
BEFORE JUSTICE ELLIOTT.

BEFORE JUSTICE ELLIOTT.
This is becoming one of the most business
institutions in Town. One, two, three and
often four trials day--most of which are
for assault and battery.
On Monday, John Berdiet was arragned
for committing an assault on David Levirs,
in the vicinity of White Rock. He was ad-
judged to pay into the treasury of Butte
county, $40. or take an order on Sheriff
Freer for Is days subsistence. He chose the
latter, and received marching orders.
Several trials came off yesterday for As
sault, drawing deadly weapons, &c.
First came People VS.. Mogary, Lawholm &
Leonard-Drawing deadly weapons. Mo-
gary sent upfor so days-Leonard and Law
hom 80 days each.
People VS.. NJ Holland--for drawing dead
ly weapons. Discharged.
People vs. NJ. Holland--Assault and bat
cry. The prisoner deeamped.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

GATHERING IN THE STREETS Those
who happened to be about the streets on
Sunday night, were called together in front
of Hon. Seneca Ewer's residence, and har-
ranguea by several speakers, some of whom
were in the back ground, but we're laying
the wires fer a nomination for some Office at
the coming county election General good
feeling seemed to prevail, and politics was
freely discussed, but which side was most
popular in that crowd was a matter hard to
solve. Few seemed to know or care the pre-
else objects of the meeting.
Butte record., 1856-07-26

OLD LINE WHIGs FOR BUcHANAN.-The
Boston Daily Times says among the old line
wings of that city who have declared for
Buchanan, are Col. n. A. Thompson, Otis
Kimball, John G.. Eastburn, Peter Harvey
(the fast friend of Webster) Harry Horton,
Col. John C. Boyd, Col ]. P. Bradlee, Capt,
Edward Young. fSeth Sprague, and other
active and distinguished national men
From Maine there are large aceessions to
the Democratic ranks from among the old
line whigs-and so far from the apostacy of
Hamln and Morrill, having any injurious eff
feet upon the cause in the old Pine Tree
State. it has had the effect of stirring up our
friends to renewed efforts
The Pittsburg Union states the fact that
Robert c. Walker, lat whig member in the
Legislature from Allegheny county, Penn
sylvania, has taken the stump for Buchanan
In Connecticut Henry P. Graves, son-in-law
of Gov Dutton, the Know Nothing whig
Magistrate of the State, has come out
against the Black Republicans and announ-
ces his termination hereafter to vote with
the Democracy.
Butte record., 1856-07-26
Oro Telegraph Co,

articles Of association for the formation of
the "Oro Telegraph Company"
PREAMBLE.-Wbereas Chas. F. Jobrsor,
and George Senf, both of Marysyille. CaI;'
fornia, being desirous to organize \ Gov,
pany under the general law for incorporat-
ing Telegraph Companies in California fnr
the construction Of a line of magnetic TsIs
graph from Marysville to Oroville. and A.
ticles of Association being requisite to carry
the same into effect, the following has been
agreed on by the said Johnson and ScpfanJ
all other parties whose names NAV be suh,
scribed hereto as stockholders, viz:
ARTICLE 1.-The Company shall be know,
by the name of the "0ro Telegraph Com
pany." The capital stock of the Componv
shall be -- thousand dollars. with power
to increase the same by vote of two-tbirJs
of the stockholders; and the stock shall Io
divided into shares of one hundred doll,rs
each, and represented by certificates of
shares.
ARTICLE U-The certificates of stoct
shall be issued by the Board of Directors
signed by the Secretary and countersigncd
by the President of the Company, in tbe
form following
''Oro Telegraph Company" 1t is herebv
Certlheu lhae - entitled to one
share of stock of one hundred dollars in the
Orc Telegraph Company. This stock il
transferable only on the books of the Com,
pany by an assignment in writing and A
surrender of this certificate TO the Pres;de,t
of the Company, and the holder of this Ger
tifcate, by the acceptance thereof shall bn.
come party the existing articles of associ.
alton of the Company, and shall be bound
thereby as if an original subscriber thereto.
and shall be entitled to all the privileges
and subject TO all the obligations Of an oTig
inal proprietor of said stock. This stock I.
subject to no assessments. In testimony
whereof the Company have caused thi. Ger.
tifcate to be signed by the Secretary, and
countersgned by the President. Mt --
on this - day OF - A. D 1856
Butte record., 1856-07-26

THE PACIFIC RAILROAD PLANK.--It has
been asserted by the very few mendacious
prints in California opposed to the election
Of Buchanan to the Presidency, that the
democracy of the nation are opposed to the
Pacific Railroad project. 1t is upon this
false ISSUE. that the enemies of democracy seek
to carry California for Fillmore or for Fre-
mont. In order that the friends of Mr.. Bu-
chanan, in this vicinity, may be enabled to
refute the contemplate calumny whenever
met, we publish the following resolution
which was adopted by the democratic Ma
tional convention at Cincinnati
Resolred, Thet the Democratic party rec
ognize the great Importance in political
and commercial point of view, of a safe and
speedy communication through our own ter
ritory between the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts of this Union and that it is the duty
of sthe Federal government to exercise
promptly, all its constitutional power for
the attainment of that object, thereby bind
ing the union of the States in indissoluble
bonds, and opening to the rich commerce of
Asia, an overland transit from the Pacific to
the Mississippi river and the great lakes of
the North
Butte record., 1856-07-26

The SAN FRANCISCO HERALD.-Thi "a
per now flies at its mast head the names OF
Buchanan and Breckenridge. Previous to
the Vigilance movement, the Herald ranked
at the head of the newspaper press of the
State. Attempts were then made by an un-
holy conspiracy Of lesser lights to crush it
out Of existence. 1t has passed the ordeal,
and come out purified as by fire, and the
tone of its editorial articles is that of true
metal. 1t has lately been enlarged. and we
hope to see it increase in size, until it is suf-
6ciently large to envelope Fort Gunny Bags
and its masters.