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Financial

NEW YORK, July Is.-stocks Ara b,,h.,
Chicago and Rock Island s3t; MICHIGAN Soutb.
ern s7l; New York Central 92t; Pennsylyania
Coal 1924: Reading sos; Virginia 6's %; Mis-
sour 6's S5t; Illinois Central bonds %
Sterling exchange is active.
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NOTlCE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING bills
L> against either Of the ofhces o. the frst and
sec ssior com M Of the the Com
ffth Auditors OF the Treasury, the Treasurer OF
the United States, the Register and Solicitor Of
the Treasury, and the Light House Beard, for
stationery, Blank Books, binding or other con-
tingent expenses, are hereby notified and request
ed promptly to present the same for payment In
duplicate properly receipted, four DAYS before the
end OF every month, In order that they may be
included In the discussing agents account FOR
the month In which they may be returned-oth-
erwise payments may be delayed to the end Of
the next succeeding month.
1. ID. COLMISNIL,
Tvs 2w Disbur,ino CIe,k
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

~ "A. oRhbANs huCtioHccf.
OK NEW HOUSES AND LOTS ON fHE
~ 1sland at Auction.-On MONDAY, the
2lst instant, shall sell, in front Of the premises
at O'Clock p. m, Lots 8, 9, and part Of Lot z,
In Square No SIS, with the Improvements, which
are six new two story Frame Houses, containing
good rooms each, and will be sold separate With
the ground on which thev stand This property
fronts on the east side Of I'd street west, betwet
south and G streets ..
Terms Ore-t cash !; balance In 6, 70, and
is months, for notes bearing inter sst from day Of
sale deed given and deed Of trust taken
Title indisputable. A. GREEN,
Nv I'D AucffoneeY
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SELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES

SELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES.
A LOT OF SWISS AND CAMBRIA COL
IA lars, Sleeves, and Bands. Also, English
Thread and other hne Laces
Our friends are requested to bear in mind that
our stock In larger than desirable at this season,
and the above goods must and will be sold very
low. Gail and try US. -
r. c. STEVENS,
No 10 Pa. avenue.
N. B.-We have Just received fifty pieces OF
Black Brussels Laces, nom haIf.inch 10 Gig ht
inch In width, very cheap. re. ..
jy 15-1w
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BLACKlSTONE'S PAVILION.
VlHIS PLACE OF RESORT WILL, Ri

THIS PLACE OF RESORT WILL BE
i open on the Sd day Of July for the &C "A
has engaged a first rate Cotiliion Band for l..l
the season, and with his large and spendid Ball
Room offers vast ind dement's to the lovers Of the
dance His table will be constantly supplied
with all the luxuries Of the Potomac, and his Bar
with the choicest liquors. .. .--
This is known to be one Of the healthiest places
on the river, being situated between Backlstone's
and st Catharine's Islands.
There will be a celebration on the 4th q JULY.
and Ball and public Cotillion Parties on Thurs.
day, path July, Thursday, 7th August, and Thurs.
I'he steamer Alice Price will land passengers
during the waieriny season on Tuesdays and Fri.
DAYS going down, and will stop for passengers on
wednesdays and Saturdays, on her return trips.
.Board-&l per day for week or longef; 81, Is
less than week
lie a5.am GEORGE. w. BLACKSTONE.
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DOTOMAC HERRING
pressly FOR family use
In store and for sale low by
WILLIAM NJ. GRIPS.
je 25-eol2t- ana -,h .,,.e..
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ADIEV HIDING PONY.-FOR SALE.
ough-bred, spirited, but gentle riding -
pony, Of fine style and only three years
old Price very low Also, 1 North ASS
10 harness or saddle Also, one Buggy and Bar.
ness, and one pair Of bay carriage Horses thor
oughly broken to harness or saddle good style
and action, spirited and very gentle suitable FOR
family purposes. All 10 be sold very low Ap.
ply to HIRAM WRIGHT, Uni.1 Hotel stables,
Georgetown. ivI7IW
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rELEeRApHTc NEWS
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING fELRonAPH.
obsequies and Details Of the Railroad Ac.
cidenf

rHiLADELPHIA, July 10 Decentralization are
NV oe,ng made for the relief Of the sufferers
.ec railroad disaster. Over $1,000 have
'e ea received zen at the Enquirer Office.
A. e Morlarty delivered an grafton over
ct st. Michsel's church 20 An oy.reovins sys
dience. aa
The collins containing the unrscoenised
bodies were arranged In the AL a of a.
church. The coroner has commenced hi, In.
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Steamer Burnt-Loss OF Life.

NEW YORK, July ls.-Advices received bsrs
from Kingston, Q W., report the burning ef
the steam propeller Tonic on the Eth, of The
the nine mile Point. She is total loss. IL
is presumed IL lives were lost. Among them
we're Captain Campbell, and Mr.. Henderson.
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TO HOUsEkEEPERs.


WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w the citizens Of Washington that we are
prepared to receive all their second hand Stoves
Tor STORAGE repair new line and clean them all In
good order for fall use, and put them up when
called for, at moderate cost. Send themin soon
next door to G. WoOdward's old stand, No 3le
Penn avenue, between 10th and 18th street
jy 15-6t g. WOODWARD & SON.
GAUZE MERlNO SHIRTS-FOR GEN
" temen, with long and short sleeve, OF all
sizes, ranging in price from rs cents up. A full
assortment will be found at LANES
.- Gents Furnishing Store,
Is 424 Pa. avenue.
PUSHING TACkLE, large supply; =
L Reels, Rods, Sinkers, and Fishing Basket
at 40 Seventh street Ue9l g. FRANCIS
TIMBR THEM AT
- great bargains at OY s-tl ELLls.s:
DOACH TRAPS, MOUSE TRAPS, hAT
III TRAPS at G. FRANCIS'S,
fyI7 ~ 400 seventh St. <
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GOOD INvEsTMENT
C0 000 DOLLARS OF THE CITY OF

on 000 DOLLARS OF THE CITY OF
SOsOOO Sheboyan, (wisconsin) Coupon
Bonds, eight per cent interest, payable In New
york. These Bonds are abundantls secured be-
ing guaranteed by the Sheboyan and Mississippi
Kali Road Company, In addition to the faith Of
the city OF Sheooyan, having been issued TO aid
In the construction Of said Road
We invite capitalists to call and examine the
statistics and condition Of the city Of sheboysn
and the character Of the investment
Also, Alexandria Coupon Bonds; and Cerpors-
ton Of Washington Stock, for sale by
SWEENY, RITENHoUSE, FAINT, & CO,
jy l7-eolw Bankers
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II
pure spring water for SALE either as II is or delv-
cradle in the city. Apply at Locust Hill Farm,
9TH street road, near the rst toll gate jy 17-lw*
SOMETHING USEFUL AND CHEAP
~ Clinton's Alcohol Cook, a desira bic article
Tor families or bachelors halls, for sale whole.
sale and retail at
jyF-3t LAMMOND'S, 9TH st.
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AUCTION BALES. rgr,
THIS AFTERNOON AND To-MoRRow.

- By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. -
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF vALUA ABR
Il Building Lets at the corner Of Sd street
west and n street south at Austisa-On
SATURDAY, the 10Th instant, 1 shall sell, on the
premises, at 6 O'Clock p m, four beautiful build
ing Lots situated at the corner 81 Sd street west
and H street south, having front on H street OF
100 feet, and Cd street Of 81 feet iuches, con-
tanning between Is and 10 thousand square feet !;
all the lots run back to 30 feet alley
Ihfs property is very handsomely located and
VIII De sold In lots to suit purchasers.
Ierms One-fourth cash; the residue In six,
Twelve, and eighteen months, the purchaser 70
give notes for the deferred payments, bearing In
tere't from day Of sale. =" ; = 20 . - E,
DECD given and a deed Of trust taken --
BY order Of the Trustee. = = .-. --
jy H-eo&ds (Organ) A GREEN Auct
BY JAS. g. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer. =
CTORE FIXTURES, GLASS CAsra.
y Large Locking Glasses, let P.rf.m.ry
Brushes, &c., Aeon MONDAY MOpN
ING, July 2ist, at 10 O'Clock, shan sell at store
NO. =, Pennstlvanla avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, to satisfy claim for rent
French plate Looking Glasses,
Walnut show cases, upriRh t cases
Lot Of fine Perfumery,
French Engravings, Dressing Tables, Wash
Sinks, &c &c.
Terms cash. JAS c. MCGUIRE.
w lo-N Auctioneer.
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WIRE DISH COVERS. FLY RRUs9es
w Feather busters, Baskets, satchels. Camel
Bags, &c, at the house-iurnishing Store, ago 9th
sueet' VH g. FRANCIS
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WE WILL " MmkNC6 FROM THE
w date Of this advertisement to run of the en-
tire balance Of stock Of Summer silks, Silk
and Berege Robes, Organdy and Lawn Robes,
Twisted Silk Robes, Figur, d and Plain Bereges,
Challies, Foulard Silks, Chally de LANES, Light
Figured Mouslaines, AID other kiuds Of Summer
Dress Goods at prime cost for cash
Our assortment Of the above goods is perhaps
much larger than that Of any other house In this
city; consequently the inducements we offer to
purchasers at this season by putting our goods
down at cost are very great, and should be taken
advantage Of by all who buy for cash and who
wish to dispose Of their money to the best advan-
tage.
Now Is the time to get great bargains for cash,
and our house Is the place Every one is invited
to call. Those who wish TO get the best bargains
should come Immediately.
We have great many ether goods not mention
ed above which We will sell equally cheap for
cash. ..
CLA6ETT, NEWTON, MAY & CO.
jy Slot corner Penn. ave-, and 9th street.
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NAVY YARD

NAVY YARD
MR.. GASZYNSKI BEES LEAVE respect
ISl fully to inform the inhabitants Of the eastern
section OF the city that he will open a school for
dancing In the Anacostia Engine House on SAT.
URDAY EVENING, the 10Th instant, et4 and
O'Clock p. m. The parents Of children who
have not as yet entered, and all interested are in
vited to attf nd TIE latter hour is for adults only
For terms apply at the hall in the evening, or
at the drug store Of F 3. Walsh jy 17-3t*
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICEOF
BONNETS,
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, IN ORDER
w to accommodate the Ladies and to sell ~
out our entire stock Of Summer foods, Bon 81
nets, Flowers, Ribbons, &c, come to offer ~
to sell patent Bonnets worth S12 at SIS. Bonnets
worth IS to Sc so. Also, Travelling and Straw
Bonnets, &c Call before purchasing elsewhere,
to save your money
CAROLINE PRIBRAMS DAUGHTERS,
Pa avenue, bet 10th and 18th SITS,
~ laws
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rIDER VINEGAR
~ Fifty (5O) bbls. pure juice Of the apple, for
sale. Apply at Locust Hill Farm, 9TH st road i,
near the first toll gate. jy1T-1w#
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REMEMBER!

THIS Is TIE LAST OPPORTUNITY you
i will have Of procuring those. cheap sets Of
Swiss Cambria and double cloth at less than cost
X. Q. STEVENS,
jy Is -lw No. Is Pa. avenue,
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Assist. Sec'y to sign Land Warrants.

p. S.-OPERA GLASSES Of great variety,
TELESCOPES d MICROSCOPES, WATCH
MAKER GLASSES, and many other articles in
this line at very low prices constantly on hand.
iY l8-lY - -L.--
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THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
TINE FOLLOWING ARE TIE TERMS
Il Of Board at BURNERS WHITE SUI.
PHUR SPRINGS, Virginia, viz:
D., voon,h '''.'''''''.'''''''''': %: So So
Icf Hioutn ...sss.sssss...s s.ssss.S3O w
lV lO-lm
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF

NDTlCE.
GEN WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
~ LEE JONES have removed their office to
No. sos, street, between Sd and 4th streets
Charles Lee Jones will practice in the Supreme
Court Of the United States and all other courts
held In the District Of Columbia. Gen. Walter
Jones, though mostly retired from general prac-
tice, will unite with him and do his best to ad-
vance the success Of clients by written statements
and arguments, and by all other needful and
proper exeTtiOl" iy s-3m
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WEDICAL CAHD.
nR. II PERABEAU, GERMAN HOMEO-
- pathic physician, has the honor to offer his
services to the Inhabitants OF Washingt and
vicinity.
tween Goth and 21st streets.
N. B-Homeophathic medicines for sale which
the Doctor prepares himself with the greatest
care, for Fever and Ague, for Bilious and Bowel
complaints, &c, &c. IN I6-3m
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FINE STeCK.-Our friend Vanderwerken
passed through Washington this morning with
q very fine lot Of new stock for his omnibu:
line These horses were bred in western
Pennsylvania, are active, clean-limbed, sound
and serviceable They must prove quite an
addition to the efficiency of his present teams,
on which the comfort of the good folks of the
District Of Columbia depends 30 much. more
especially in the present state of the weather.
We hear that he is soon to place q new set OF
coaches on his routes
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SKILLFULLY ExECUrED.-Wesaw at Hoods
yesterday, a very beautiful specimen of Amer
lean manufacture in the way Of an embossed
and very richly chased silver tankard a
present to the Hon. Preston s. Brooks from
sundry citizens of Talshatchie county, Miss.
Col. Bennett, q representative from that State,
we hear, is soon to present it to Mr.. b. on their
behalf. We do not know that We ever saw
more exquisite workmanship Of its kind any
where than that bestowed on the tankard in
question.
TIE ARSON CASE esterday
afternoon, Augustus Ford, cOlored, was taken
before Justice Stevens for further airing
on charge of arson. The examination resulted
in an order from the Justice that Ford should
give security to keep the peace six months.
No one could identify Ford as the person who
made the incendiary attempt, but it was shown
that he had made threats, and the suspicion
rested upon him ....
TIE Coon WILL EXCURSION on Monday will
precisely meet the views of all our citizens
who are longing for chance to escape, for o
few hours, from the dust and heat of the city.
We can conscientiously commend the Good
Will Club to our readers as O gentlemanly
pleasant set of young fellows, who will do
their utmost to give Satisfaction.
MAD Doa.-Yestsrday, considerable excite
mcnt was occ asiaped on Twelfth street, near
II, by the appearance Of dog supposed to be
mad. Efforts were made to secure him, and
at length he wSpcaught with rope and tied
to cart, and dragged out Of tho city TO DO
killed and buried.
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was recommended to Mr.. John Tobias as a
able popularity, was gratified to And that Mr..
Tobias seemed to comprehend them by inspec
ton and some slight measurement, and he has
made me pair Of Spectacles that suits me ad
mirably.
July IL, 1855. AP. BUTLER.
Butte record., 1856-06-14

FoRBEsTowN.-We arr grat.fed to
learn that there are but very few sym
pathisers with the mobocrats of San
Franci'eo, in Forbe>town. Butte coun-
ty is not inc.ud, d in TIE Govern"r's call
for forces TO sustain the laws, but W,
Learn that many inhabit,nts of Fu, bes-
town have joined company forming at
New York Flat, iu Yuba County, for
that purpose. After en- olling some
or forty names at the T at, thy " ent
over to Fo' bestown, hois,ed the glo ious
old Flag, and filed up their rank. imn'e-
diately. For orbestown is qui t, law
abiding mountain town, and such action
on the part Of her citizens speaks vol
umes in their praise. All honor TO tn,
loyal inhabitants of Forbestown, Kset
cool, boys, yet awhile. The Cove no.
may yet give the 10, al m unlain boys 3
chance to speak to the fog-envelop, 1
Yascals of the sea.
Butte record., 1856-06-14

Justice IN SAN RAECIsCo. w ha' a
commentary upon th" peopl of iif r
aia the events of the past few days afford
Casey and Co a. black 'eg and f ior
e,ch commit murder. They are taken
from the authorities Sentenced to lie
nung By Vigilance Judga who is ac-
cused of the crime of forgery, and exc
ruted by a mob! Should not sue
fate be terror t" evil-d ,ers
Again, the vigilance cmni' tee ar
shipping ou' Of the country al tn 's
who are guilty of stnfing ballot boxes
hut do not disturb the rich and opuleni
ho paid them for doing 50, because they
are not willing 20 punish themselves
There may be men Of good intention
On the committee, but many have also
joined it for the purp 'se of concealing
their former fences, and for the pur-
nose of enabling theM to continue ope-
ration. un>uspected.
Butte record., 1856-06-14

DISTRICT CoUKT.- MOI wiihstanding
mob law is all the rage b,low, and many
in this vicinity sustain the action OF the
mob committee, the District court for
Butte County has been in session during
the past week, dispensing Justice to
those who applied for it, AL h hough
several legal gentlemen who are in "a
tendance upon the Court, express them
selves in favor Of the S.n Francisc0
mob, they still wr"ngle, as of old, TO-
justice. Even those who have been
beaten, have not yet avowed their in>
tention of organizing vigilance corn-
mittee, but are rather i.clin.d to the
opinion that their evidence vas Insult
oisnt. How lawyers, who on their I'D
mission to practice, take an oath t, sup-
port the constitution Of the U. States
q, d the State of Ca ifnrnia, can f.vor
q lawlcss organization which denies the
rights guaranteed By the constitution,
they have sworn TO support, is myster.
to us. Either their pres, mt proie-sio
or their obligations to the Constitutions
are decidedly the best jok of the sea
son. Hurrah for Uncle Sam
Butte record., 1856-06-14

@- "We pre,iict tn unless SOM
efficient steps are tax n by the pr Sc t
congress t" open a c"rt n ut | route
the Ea t, hat committees more d naer
"us to the public &c than th't ct the
Vigilants, will srring up 'hr,ughou
every County in tie Safe. "-IfSe Cal
Such is language of the organ par
eroel'enee OF the Vigilance comni tee
This paper 5 been stapt"d sine the
reign of the FIgilants commence I IN Sa''
Francisco. As it was sa ted for the
pos, of opposing our Site authority
it is not surprising that its 18Th nu '-ber
should cont4in threat or prediction
that the people of San Fr.ncis"o wee
about 10 dissolve the U,,ion. They fist
SEX to lead the people to disregard ali
State authority, an then l. al them to
contemplate separati from the union
The pre- Ell. Committee arc On'y oppo
sing STATE authority, but when the P o.
pie become famili .Iized with the rule OF
vigilance CO nmi,t es, and state au.hori-
ties are upturned, COMMITTEES more
dangerous to the public peace" are to
be formed, and from the ruins of th
State Of G h;ornia will arise the Pacific
Republic. If this be the object o. h.
lawless hord,. no are now making Pan
dcmonium of San Francisco, they will,
doubtless, find themselves mistaken, not
" hstandi Z "Caxton" and G n. Wool
may head the mover" We 10 not
b, lieve th re ar. tn cltISens In Butte
county. who will It. aft re ding the
above extract, mt ain IN 'st supreme
contempt for its tire cherous, black
hearted author!
Butte record., 1856-06-14

"Wlll it be the murderer who kill:
thu good cit t.zens "--Ana.
If, as .on sly, those who have res
ponded 10 the Gov rn RS call. at
"theives and murderers,' and the f Lh
is between them and the vigilance c'm
ittee, there Is no ds ger Of good citi'
zens beng killed They are not goo
c'tiz rs, who neg'ert public duty unt
their CITY beromes infested with scoun
r'ls, and tn n rise en- masss aud cal
might right Americans VIII" can advo
cate such a course, should serve an ap
premiership as Ru>si >erfs
Butte record., 1856-06-14

pC- The New York Corres?oui nj ct
the Commercial Adv>r Ter says: "Y OF
may expect sone stirring political new,
in a few days. George Law will be tn
Anne lean candidate. Fillmore will d.
cline the nom nation Of the party giver
him in Phil delphia. lie VII declin'
bee use he i not an American in th'
party sense in which that word is us d
IufornIati,n has been received from + II
more with few days Il, that effect
nd that he wi give his reasons for 10
"eing one Of the da k lantern party.
Butte record., 1856-06-14

ORovlLLE.-It is rumored that 9
company Of 40 men have been organiz {
in Oroville, for the purpose of offering
their services to the vi.i'lnce Com nj :
tee Of San Francisco We do not credit
the rumor Should it prove tue, how
ever, We hopa they will think better o
it, and rem cmber that, however laudabl
may be the object of the committee
they are arrayed against the law and tht
constitution that they are in open vio
lation of their duty as CT izcns-an
bringing reproach and obl'quy upon the
only free gavernme t on earth. Th
evils Of which they complain San be
remedied, if they but do their dut, as
citizens, without reso ting to a violent
disregard Of oil law a. d the sacred pro
visions If the constitution Furnish Ut
them With said and comfort" Let them
abandon their organization egains. the
Gevsrnment, and as citixeLs unite t.
overcome thar base and damnabie op
pressiOns, and every honest heart an tn.
State will breath pra, er for their sue
cess,
Butte record., 1856-06-14

THE Pa s. OF C,L1FoaYIA.-Spcak
Tag "f he press of California, the Marys
vile Inquirer SAYS:
'Its inAu nces as general remark
have un' 'ortnnarly been prost'tuted II
serve he ends "f base and drsignin
politicians AMI all the s. II of manhvoc
whirh partakes of that class"
We suppos' the laqlirer speaks fol
Onci
Butte record., 1856-06-14

Two ScANDALous JUDcrs.-J uda,
McGcwan Of The Sh ulder- hit'crs in
San Franc SEQ. and Ju ige Marrow OF
h. Vigilance committee. The former
robbed the Wes,chester Bank, and tn
at.er is suil y Of f'rgcry. The Wig
/ nre Committee are trying to catch
Judge MEG owan that Judge Marrow
ma, >entcnce to be hung ''Honors ar
easy" in San Francisco,
Butte record., 1856-06-14
na- Cora Kill ed Riclia don AID II

na-Cora Kill ed Richa Ion AID tn
law failed to convict him The Visilan'
organs denounced ii N unmeasured
terms Bu when the Visil.nts kill two
or three men, there is no law nee ssary,
according to the organs. If the laws o
the State do MT punish the Vigil nts, il
will be because they are ex -cu.ed like
the laws Of San Franc.-ro-or because
here are scoundrrl. and corrupt men
enough in the S ate to prevent the law
from being carried out. Let US ho. ..e
that the State authorizes vii not
nitrate those of San Francisco, but will
punish all trai ors who take law into
their own hands.
Butte record., 1856-06-14

VALIANr-It is IT ted that ore 4
he military companies in Slcram nt'
Il sI'ondd on tn appearance OF the Gov
ernor's proclam4tion. They were ''lu
vineible III peace--i.visible in r.!
Such valorous companies shonld ad pt {.
standing rule d.ola i,g ;n mseiv d S
banded VIII never there is a prospect Of
war.
Butte record., 1856-06-14

AcCIDEST.--A srrious accident or
earred at Charltou's Flat, on Mid |
Fork Feather, on Tuesday last, b,
which Mr.. Charlton vas severely in
jured. He was engaged in blasting, ant
by some Encouragement premature
s1plos on took place, burning Mr. Char!
tons face, arms an body severely. L
is thought ho will lose his eyesight. IL
was brought into town on Thu SHAY, 81
that be could rec,ive the ben fit Of med
ical ut, ndance.
Butte record., 1856-06-14

~ II is stat d tn when vii i'm
Carr was ex ,minei bef,re the Visi ance
Commit e, be was asked VII th Ii.
.v-r stuffed a ballot-box II s repl,
s-"Only once, when G.. B. Post was
a candidate for Alderm u. He paid me
$4,000 for stuffin! the ballot box" Mr..
u. B. psf il o1e Of ,h- mo / prom nent
members of the Vigilance Committee.