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Butte record., 1857-01-10

THEArRE.-Miss Potter played Martha
Gibbs, in the drama entitled ''All that clit-
ters is not gold - to fair house We don't
admire this play, but such as it is the com
pany made the best of it, and Miss Potter is
a charming actress in whatever character
she undertakes. As the Dutchess Of Tore
nueva in " Faint heart never won fair LADY,
Mis- Potter was extremely pleasing, and Mr..
Brown played Ruy Gomez {" right up to the
handle" " The plays for tonight are the
g Lady of Lyons" and 50 Blessed Baby
Butte record., 1857-01-10

tbs THEATRE.-The beautiful drama Of
Ingomar called together goodly audience
Mt the Theatre last evening. With Miss Pot
ter as Partnena, and Mr., Brown as 1ngo-
mar, it is needless to say the play was well
performed. To our fancy, Miss Potter's Par
thenia is indeed the best piece of acting VIC
have seen her attempt Dumphries played
old Polydor, and made such a jolly old mi
ser as rather to excite mirth by his threats
than fear for their execution. He is too full
of fun to make good villain. Mrs. Hunt
enacted the part of the crusty, musty, old
bcldamc, admirably. At the conclusion of
tide piece, Miss Potter vas called before the
curtain, as she has been on every previous
night Mr. BROWN aDnounced, "All that
gltters is not Gold" and Faint heart new
er won fair lady" as the plays for tonight.
lie also stated. that Mr. Morris had assumed
the management Of the Theatre, and what
is Of more importan e. had reduced the price
Of admission 10 one dollar, in the dress cir
Gle, AMI fifty cedts in the gallery. We opino
this Is wise movement and one which will
ensure Them more dollars than they could
possibly accumulate at the old prices
Butte record., 1857-01-10

FIRE IN SAN FRANcIsco.-A telegraphic
dispatch to the Sacramento Union, dated
San Francisco. Jan. 9th, says; A fire oc-
Cured this afternoon, between three and
four o'clock destroying small cottage house
on the corner of Powell and Union streets.
Damagef 81 800
The race on the Pioneer Course this after
noon between Gen. Taylor and Honest John
resulted in favor Of the latter.
Butte record., 1857-01-10

SUPREME JUDGE.--We learn by the
American, that Gov. johnson has rendered
to Hon. A c. Monson, the appointment Of
Judge of the Supreme Court, to supply the
vacancy caused by the resignation of Judge
Heydenfeldt, and that Mr.. Monson has taken
time to consider on the acceptance of the
appointment. In case he accepts, James L,
English, former Mayor of SACRAMENTO, will
be appointed District Judge
Butte record., 1857-01-10

ACCOUNTS from all parts of the
mountains apprise us that most unu-
sual quantities of snow have fallen.
A friend living at Brandy City, To-
cality in the neighborhood of Camp
tonville, writes to us that the severe
weather, and the great depth of snow
had caused an entire suspension of
mining operations in that vicinity.
He says: &C Snow has blocked up the
bitches, and it has been storming
here for the last six weeks almost
constantly; but when the Spring
opens great will be the yield of the
precious metal" The great draw
back to the advantageous working of
mountain diggings, is the want. of
proper acqueducts, and water from
the melting SHOWS has heretofore for
lack Of bitches, run to waste. But
the preparations that have been made
during the last Summer and Fall, to
collect the water as it runs from the
mountain sides, promise prosperous
season for the miners the coming
Spring. No season has promised such
a plentiful harvest of gold as this,
and may the result verify the predict
ions of the confident miners.
Butte record., 1857-01-10

tunate Territory will come to a ter
mination, and they to a stand-still
for want Of subject. But home
manufactured letters to the contrary,
Kansas is quiet. Governor Geary
has taken the matter in hand, and
adopted such measures as have had a
tendency to still the troubled ele-
ments and has expressed himself de-
termined to put down all attempts on
the part of Border Ruffians' and
" Freedom Shriekers' to create fur
ther outbreaks. Emigration, that for
awhile was almost entirely suspend
ed by reason Of the real and imagi-
nary damages so much talked of, has
received fresh impetus under the
wise and decided administration of
its present Governor, and crowds of
young adventurers are daily arriving,
from all parts of the Union. Busi-
ness has revived, and the appearances
denote that peace and prosperity
have really taken the place of riot
and bloodshed. Painful as the cir
cumstance must be to the 'bleeders, -
order riegns in Kansas.
Butte record., 1857-01-10

TUNNELS CAvED IN.-We learn from Mr..
Trainer Of Maurice's Ravine, that the tun-
mel of the Texas claim, some five hundred
feet in length, and that of the Sailor Claim,
which had been run into the hill distance
of six hundred feet, both caved few days
since, thus destroying entirely the labor of
nearly one year. The dirt taken from the
Sailor Claim is being washed and pays well,
Butte record., 1857-01-10

GAMBLERS ARREsTED:-We see by yes
terday's Inquirer that our old friend Lance
Nightingale the Marshal of Marysville, has
been making a grand haul of gamblers in
that city, having arrested twelve proprietors
of gaming saloons. Among the number ar
rested we're three Cinnamon
Butte record., 1857-01-10

The LEGISLATURE has convened,
and with praisworthy promptness has
elected Speaker and Clerk of the
house of Assembly. The readiness
with which these officers have been
chosen, indicates a degree of una
nimity of purpose and a desire to con-
sumo as little time as possible in per-
forming their duties. We firmly trust
the future business of both houses
may be as promptly disposed of. As
the best interests of the State re-
quire, notice has been given by Sena-
tor Tilford, of his intention to intro
duce a concurrent resolution for a
Convention to elect two United States
Senators, and we have every reason
to hope that ere this week is ended,
the long mooted question " who shall
be our Senators" will be finally set
tied.
Another important move has been
made by Mr.. Shaw, in giving notice
of bill concerning homestead in
solvents and attachments, the present
laws concerning which are of such an
unjust and oppressive nature as to have
called out the merited disapprobation
of almost the entire press of the
State. 1t is to be hoped that these
odious laws may be so amended as
to serve the purpose for which they
were intended, and not the machina-
tions of fraudulent creditors and
debtors, as they have too often done,
framed as they now are.
Butte record., 1857-01-10

A DELEGATION of ladies visited
us yesterday, armed with their own
sweet smiles and winning wiles, and
a subscription paper for raising mon
ey to purchase land whereon to locate
a cemetery. They took us by sur
prise, and almost unpreparcd to do
tribute to their appeal to our gcnerosi-
ty, but the mite that we possessed
they got, and we are only sorry it
wasn't more. We are wicked and
perverse generation for not having
long since provided quiet resting
place for those who die among us !;
apart from the noise and tumult of
the town, and away from the hurly-
burly of long toms and sluice boxes.
An avalanche from one of the
sand hills in San Francisco few days
since, unearthed score Of cofins,
and the only incident that seemed to
be at all provocative of surprise to
the San Franciscans, was that the
coffins were in such wonderful state
Of preservation. Those dwellcrs at
Yerba Buena are Injured to such
sights. Hardly a street is graded
in the less frequented parts of the
city, that when the earth is upturned
does not reveal the mortal remains of
some long forgotten pioneer, inferred
in what was then the suburbs Of the
city.
There is no longer an excuse for a
a similar state Of things in Oroville,
and we trust this attempt to provide
the town with another burial place
than the one upon the bluff, will meet
with prompt and efficient aid from
our citizens.
Butte record., 1857-01-10

SENTENCED TO BE HUNG.-Stonecifer
convicted of murder, has been sentenced by
Judge Monson, in Sacramento, to be hung
on the eth Of February.
Butte record., 1857-01-10

AN important improvement is now
being made by opening a road from
Longs Bar to Cherokee on the op-
posite side of the river. This will
bring the trade of an extensive min
ing section through Oroville- The
road to the Junction would bring us
the entire trade of the pack trains
running into Plumas county. Many
of these trains now 90 by the rounda-
bout way of Gibsonville, rather than
be subjected to the arrogant dictation
of our County Judge, who appears
determined to have no roads in the
county except those running to his
bridge. Rather than be compelled
to pay him for the privilege of pass
ing through the county, they 90
Butte record., 1857-01-10

Pull DICK, Pull DEvI1-'-'' Liner
lex" the noisy Celt, whose barney and love
Of practical jokes, eminently entitle him to
the appellation Of "a broth of boy" match
ell his bald faced Rosinante against Riley's
mule, yesterday morning, to test the two
brutes' relative pulling powers, the owner
Of the least puissant nag to pay an indef-
mite number of whiskeys. The mule was
hitchel to the shafts of Riley's go-cart. and
Limerick " bailey to the rear of that
vehcle, and at the word Co the twain
equine quadrupeds did start, and gave a
. long pull, strong pull, and a pull alto
gether, which speedily resulted in the de-
feat of the long cared beast, and the signal
victory Of that noble steed that pertaineth
to the Limerick lad and great was the re-
joicing thereat, and various the drinks i'm.
bibei at Riley's expense. This is Limer-
ick statement of the affair, and be AYERS
as reason for his triumph, that & blood will
tell
Butte record., 1857-01-10

ARRESTED An Indian was arrested near
Nevada, says the Dem0crat Of the 81 inst,
Oh a charge of having murdered a white man
at Whiskey Bar, in Placer county, some time
last summer. Ue was foGni in Il cabin with
some other Indians, BY some persons who
recognized him. lie was in bed at the time,
and pretended that his back was broken, and
requested them to send out a physician
They came into town and procured a war
rant for his arrest, which was placed in the
hands of Constable Gregory. who started out
to take him. Ga arriving at the cabin the
Indian had fed. Mr.. Gregory then told the
other Indians that if they did not tell him
where the criminal was, lie would come into
town and get party Of men who wonld kill
them all They were 50 frightened at this
threat, that they produced the supposed
murdersr, who was then taken and lolgel
in jail- He will probably be sent to Aaburn
for examination
Butte record., 1857-01-10

WE have published several articles,
editorial and communicated, respect
ing the necessity of making such pro-
visions as would be a partial security
against fire, suggesting the need of
an organized department, provided
with efficient apparatus, etc. Moth
ing has been done, however, beyond
the appointment of a few night
watchmen, whose specified duty is to
patrol the streets at night, and watch
for thieves and incendiaries, or to give
the alarm in case of an actual con
flagration. This is well enough as
far as it goes, but the apprehension
of one incendiary, or the arousing of
our people with the startling cry of
fire, are but the primary steps to-
wards the prevention of such con-
flagration as may one day annihilate
this fair village.
About year since, after having
been scared by the burning of a Sta
BILE on Downer street, the property
holders dubbed together and pur-
chased the worn out and discarded
Hook and Ladder apparatus of the
old mutual fire company of Marys-
vile, and a company was formed,
and great parade made with this an
cient ''hay rack" !" as the Marysvil-
lians derisively call it. Great was
the excitement, and intense was the
interest feltin this dilapidated ma
chine, until the novelty wore off, and
now, as everybody knows, it stands
lonely and forsaken, save by the
fowls that roost upon it, or the pigs
that congregate under it, an appropri-
ate monument to the apathy and lack
of enterprise, so much a feature in
this improyident community.
Supposing our hooks and ladders
to be of some utility in case of fire,
as ne doubt they might be, they and
the truck are fast becoming spoiled
for want of proper attention, being
exposed to the open air and standing
up to the hubs of the wheels in mud
and filth from a stable.
But without fire engine, little
could be done towards arresting the
progress of a fire in these windy
times. While in Marysville, We
possessed ourself of a few facts about
Butte record., 1857-01-10

The comparatively small number
of passengers who left for the Allan
tic States by the last steamer, and
the great amount of treasure she
bears from our shores. are pleasing
evidences of the permanency of our
population and the steady yield of
the mines. The hurry and furry of
the first few unsettled years of Cali
fornia life are passing away, old set
tiers are content to make this their
permanent abode, and those who now
a-days emigrate to our shores from
the older states, come here, as to a
new home. determined to identify
themselves with the affairs of this
glorious empire of the West, and
trusting on its prosperity bring, their
children hither to grow up with her.
Every year adduces fresh proofs of
the capacity of California to support
herself by her own products, agricul-
tural and mineral, and manufactures
are fast becoming part and parcel
of the business of the State, and
whatever fears have ever been enter
tanned af the ultimate failure of the
mines, have almost ceased to exist
even as passing conjectures.
Butte record., 1857-01-10
Topics of the Day.

AS we predicted awhile since, the
the Navigation Company have aban-
doned the project of clearing Feather
River of its distractions, and left us
Just as far from being 'steamboated'
as when they began their sham opera
tions. They expected big fee from
our citizens, but failing in their OBJ
iect, took their wares to what they
considered a better market. They
told US in the outset that the river
was perfectly navigable, OR at any
rate could be easily made so, but
after deal of backing and filling
concluded to give it up as a bad job.
Certainly the trade of Oroville would
support a steamboat, and if the river
can be navigated, why don't they
come to see us ? Our conclusion may
be incorrect, but we suspect that the
merchants of Marysville were the
biggest snag in the way of navigation
toward Oroville. Marysville is a
rifle y the steamboats, couldn't
make.
But the river should be cleared !;
we should have steamboat, and as
the river won't clear itself and
steamboats, don't grow, the river
ought to be declared navigable by
act of Legislature and the right to
navigate it guaranteed to an individ-
ual or or company, with such pro-
visions as should make it binding on
the holder or holders of such privil-
ege to proceed at once to put the
river in a navigable condition.
There are a plenty of steamboats,
other than those owned by the Steam
boat Company that could be pur-
chased, or at any rate plenty Of
material to build of, and with the
river rendered navigable, our bust
ness men could certainly not be so
blinded to their own interests as not
to be willing to invest their money
in providing themselves with such a
means of transit as would enable
them to complete successfully with
the merchants of the Valley. Let
the Navigation Company 60 to the
dickens, we can get along without
their aid if we will but use the
means We are provided with.
Butte record., 1857-01-10

gladly have laid down his own life,
the partner of his joys and sorrows,
and mother of his own lovely boy. A
fond mother, loving wife, and a
true, firm friend to those whose quail
ties Of mind and heart she admired,
she leaves an aching void in her hus-
bands heart that years will not eface.
. But wherefore weep her matchless spirit soars
Beyond where splendid shines the orb Of dry;
And weeping angels lead her those bowers
Where endless pleasures virtues deeds repay
Butte record., 1857-01-10

GREAT are the troubles of the
Black Republicans organs lest Kan
sas should become settled and quiet,
and outrages and atrocities cease to
be enacted. Column after column
of these sheets are filled with shrieks
and groans of imaginary Sufferers"
and lamentations over chimerical
corpses Of murdered women and chill
dren, furnish material for hordes of
sympathetic editors and employment
to multitudes of " subs" whose dread
it is, that the troubles of that unfor-
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CGaefaRatf bTaads and ZdMe's lSlGnd brdadS
SPARKLtGa BATAVIA, Quarts and Pintsl ThsriTll
- Of French Champagne, Z
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PIGIRON.
WE receiving large Of the bert qualIs,
Of HANGING Rock Pig Iron for Foundry use most o
which Il SOFT consisting Of the following brAndS viz:
MONROE FURNACE,
HARRISON
Mt. SAVAGE ''
VINTON
KEYSTONE
0REENUP
LIMESTONE
BUFFALO -
for sale by
DOANR 4 COWGIRL,
mm corner VAIN and Quincy atreetg.
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Revolvers! Firearms!
CUTLERY ftrY VARIETY 9OODSii
WOULD can attention ny iaTEs and splendid stock Of
eonsi8ttnB o. singie and Double BaTeed Cons
ots Aliens. AarSt1n's, and WATneT's RoVolVerp and Z
As9.tNaTtety o. ttatot1 too numerous to mention.
ASO-A 1dlGudld stock Of Gallery Variety 9ooda DE-
FFtsae9 and Supporter Ia great variety.
AN kinda Of repairing done With aeatnesa and dis
Pateh q 4. CARTWRIGHTB
Gallery, Variety and AnSie Store,
OARIIqULAR attention e called new style OF lever
watch every part eftnaeh u REdnlfhetureii amer.
which eS0ed In every variety STYLE Kold and silver
es3 Watches aFe3eWosd and al correct
FeE!ais By or BROWN;
N.Y. Warrington Han. Monroe Of.
Piano Fortes
AE8NED THIS DAY, another lot Of Ohickerng & Sons
Plane torteS, which claim superi0rto any other
out 20 this Market Notwithstanding all and wind
other AkeB over strings and gold medals
We eeOPertnaIy on those Who want an ns,rumen.
MAS can be relied and at fair price, to come and gelPct
eur hne stock nov ready for sale 10. 20 Union
.g rs 5MpL1oR
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS

HAVE you Dyspepsia, use TRA1AL's MIXIR.
II Have you RheaIlatlsm use, HA&PTON'S TTINCLINR.
Are you bald headed. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
% you want q rood tntElent UB8 F0RS1AB RAIN,
DO you G1nt brush comb or . bottle Ofhne perfume
% 70 tho Bridge Corner Drug Store.
e ySE TnTt g rSs sSap quick GOOD and cheap his
your horse lame 0T,Iek, uSs XERCuNFs aARaLINe
Have you the plea, tthe certain PILE oINTXENF
HAveI . cough, uOs Tia HoARHoUED RALGkH.
Do you want
GhouldsE Brace Port NonpAIs
apPertsr Balm Of ThouGsnd IioReFa
tFo19 Electric on
BandagO syringe
bed Rin0 Sponge
80 70 the Bridge sornsr Erag Store.
Bakers Cod Liver on
HoethAVe's Holland Bittera
HOofnnd'S German BitteFa
R"r IAieby T. A. LOGAN Z CO
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These Periodicals ably represent the three great polltIea
parties OF Great Brit9in-Hhig Tory, aud Radieal-bn
only one Of ther character. Organ
o. inc most profound writers Seence Litstaturs Moral
ny and Religion they stand they have stood rnri
IN me world Of letters being considered ndisptuSa
PIE 70 the scholar AMI the professional hsto
reader Of every class they furnish eorrec
nu record Of the literature Of the dHy
throughout the world than b. PCssby Obtained ffo1
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RALR IN, GENILElLENI
~. plea1aFs IN friends and patrouS and
me etEena OF wheeling keneraly have inEt r.
eeiyed my Spring and suGsler stock Of Cloths CSGereS
anS together with full assortment Of Gents Fur.
stock has been seIeetea great care from the best
NeH tor6 and Philadelphia Areta ne STYLES are very
aud - 20 quality they 10 none being OF Ee
and which prepared make up 70 or
style and beat manner $50 '-s "FPtVNSA
good at guaranteed IN I'll cases or no sale, by
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50 2sal St5sl2 s.. 9sRRSS Il SO 3EEsaRsaS Stsz
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aoo.ls; day receiving the shplselt syipl ron III
yHTIs,Ts, a, Ts.S = g
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DIR Y GOODS.
..,s 80 Ne. 199 Market Street.
geo10-etns PHILADELPHIA.
soWER 8 BARNES,
fpBtisHEIrB AID BR1LRRS m
MtSceti1ne0Ns, School and Blank Bo0Es and
STATIONERY,
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PHILADELPHIA.
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blspE Books WraPPig, Curtain and Wan Papera.
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SPRlNG ARRIY4L !!
N B w e o o ID ST
j. IT GITRnTG

NAREs great pleasure in announcing 70 his numerous
customers and the public generally, that he lust
rom ne Eastern cities where be has provided h-
SELF with the cheapest and STOCK OF GOODS which.
ne pa 81 offered TO the public His stock q large
CON having been deeted In the York
Philadelphia and Baltimore, with
view to meet the wants Of his estomeTS he his
goods may De examined by those Wng make puFehas-
Il embraces Tie latest and most ASBoFment
OF LADIES' AND GRNTLEMENS WEAR,
HATS GAPS. BOOTS, RHOR9,
ana every article usually found In such establishment
he has, aso, large and wen selected stock the beat
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEEEsWARE, 60, de-
For AL Of which he soeIts examIna.lon assured that
they cannot fail 70 suit the tastidIouS, be dis
posed Of for Cash VI COUNTRY PRODUCE on the most
reasonable temS allowing the highest cash price for ali
kinds Of trade myi-lmItW
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,,.,,,, JOBS! JOBSi
easeI BriyE9 and Rnhmouds Prints, ID
% ps I'd Wide OhintE worth qoo n 1qt(
cases GtnsiaAns, Of superior qualify and fast q
g ieyy-a very great bafEsin.
Chally DeLatn5-a few thouEand' Taraa Of i,.,,.ttI
81 cts, from 10 70 49, = = = 80 -
~, 5tns bro. ha'lin1, WOrth1 IL At e1fe-a.
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MELODEOMS ]

MEL0DEONS
UBr 0pESED-2fresh lot Of EeIodeop1 And X net,,s
snEe AND donble reeds with an late
the divided gWe double reed equal 70 an $500
ehoIch organ These Instruments offered at sun al.
vance ON and warranted year or more Il re-
as Plano HOrtss sro, a.r,aussd prices,
IAa Arrt1nr /.
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DIRECTIONS.

CITAwBA BRANDY, DIstFlea from CataWha Wlno-
slrietlg pure Tor naslIeal pnEpesss nnEiEalled.