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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07
Chinese Implements of War.

a gentleman writing from China, under q
recent date, gives the following description
of Chinese implements of war. which may
not prove entirely uninteresting at this
time when there is a strong probability of
our having protracted war with the peo-
pie, ourselves:
War being the order of the day in China
sketch of their implements | presume will
be acceptable.
THE REGULAR Cannon Of these they
have some very large as well smaller
These are placed on frames, capable of ele-
vation or depression, and fred with match
They appear nearest like our war instru-
ments of any thing have seen them use of
their own make.
SECOND RATE CANNoN-These, called by
foreigners ''jingalls;' are carried each one
by two men, and eight or ten feet long, with
a ball from one ounce to one pound weight,
and fired with a match by one Of the car
riers off the others shoulder.
SMALL ARMS OR GUNs.-These are rath-
er of the musket kind, smooth bored, and
discharged with a match lock as the others.
No fire. locks, caps, or such modern improve
ments here. These are very crude in ap-
pearance, loaded without a ram rod, the
powder dropped in and ball on top of it, and
of course discharged with little precision.
Bows AND ARROWS These, the most
primitive instruments of warfare thousands
of years ago, are still used here as one of
the principal parts of their armory in hos
tile combat. The bows are made of bam-
h,, tlaa afrtr g
and the arrows of light wood, feathered and
steelel.
SHORT GUNS WITH LONG BARRELs.-The
short gun is loaded in the hand, let into the
long barrel, which being on a pivot directs
the course, and is fired with match We
have nothing like this.
SPEARS ANR SwoRDs-Spears, with one,
two or three prongs, placed on long poles or
bamh0os, are much used by them Also
swords, for closer combat, some with two
edges, some in pairs sword in each hand
they much admire and desire.
BAMBoo GUNs.-We have nothing like
these, even in child play. They are simply
thick, strong bamboo bound with rattan,
loaded with powder and some kind OF COM
bustible, with touch-hole at the lower end
They are about three feet long and only ca
pabe OF one discharge and then, | presume,
of little execution.
STINK PoT FIRE LLs.-These are gen.
orally used in boarding a vessel This spe.
cies Of warfare, | presume, is carried on on
the pole cat principle; adding balls to
strong smell, thereby scorching the feet
as well as the nose and causing the oppo-
nent to make himself scarce
T1rrp nrrr1cr -Thav have hamboo
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07
All Wrong.

The .4Ha copies our Sunday article and
appends the following remarks, which ap-
pear to to require a slight modification
''That is not bad as coming from people who have
heretofore spent their Sundays at bull ights-nhab-
iting town where they have hundred rnm holes,
and no church; and where they are srme4mes
obliged TO swear witnesses law book for the
the want of Bible"
There are three errors in the above which
we desire the Alta to correct, because we do
not want San Francisco to think that Oro-
vile is entirely peopled with set of hard
ened sinners. There are good men here,
and some bad ones, and some very weak
minded ones, who appear to think that the
sun rises and sets in the Vigilance Commit
tee rooms. But with all our bad habits, bad
men, and ''free and easy morality Oroville
never patronized a Bull Fight on Sunday
and notwithstanding we may have hundred
rum holes, and a brewery in process of erec-
ton, we have Catholic Church, ami two
sermons each Sunday at the Court House
II ever an oath was administered in any of
our courts on a law book instead of Bible,
it must been occasioned by the Paine -ful
sentiments Of the profession whose religion
is the law. and who do not like to observe it
except when their side wins But Oroville
never hung Minister Of the Gospel in
Efgy.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

THE SHoRr-sIGHTED LoNG-LEGGs -
The following is translated from a
Leipsic joke book, entitled who will
believe it =
The very tall and somewhat short
sighted Count X, on a journey had to
sleep with much shorter friend IN the
double bed of country inn. Waking
up soon after day-break. he found his
short friend drawn far down into the
bed BY his side, and saw pair of max
ed feet hanging over the foot-board.
He walked up the snoring short man
aud said; you will catch your death
Of cold, my friend, if you do not draw
III your leet.' 'You are mistaken,
was the reply, those are your feet
down below there Impossible , said
the Count, be so dood, however, as to
look once more, for at this distance l
cannot recognise them
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07
NUMBER l9.
Washington Affairs.

The accounts contained in the n. =. pa
pers Of political affairs at Washington, do
OF throw glimmering of light as to who
would compose Mr.. Buchanan's Cabinet. If
the President elect had made up his mind
who to call to his assistance in administering
the Government, the lynx-eyed correspon-
dents of the n. Y. press, and the hangers
on for news at the Federal Capitol have been
enable to designate them. and they state
that the President elect retired to Wheatland
for the purpose of meditation, and to deter
mine and decide upon his cabinet Mr. Bu-
chanan is too discreet to be controlled by
sectional prejudice, by factional influence,
or by the clustering of Virginia politicians,
under the respective leadership of Wise and
Floyd. Gov. Wise has been in Washington,
and according to the Herald, has dropped his
warlike character, and is endeavoring to car
ry his points by an exhibition ofkindness and
brotherly love. Mr.. Buchanan being the
entire master of his position, should throw
Virginia entirely out of the question, if she
does not settle her own differences, and
make her application that of the State.
The cabinet making quid nuncs have dis
covered that the chances of Gen Cass being
chosen the Premier, are growing less, and
they report that Mr.. Hunter had been with
drawn altogether. Notwithstanding the
interest which surrounds every movement
he makes, and the pressure brought to bear
upon him by politicians, it appears that he
is equal to the task, and wisely keeps his
own counsel. He has not been a politician
all his life for nothing. He does not owe his
position to accident, sectionalism nor fac
tions. He has literally lived into it, is un-
der obligations to none but his country, and
exhibits a determination to be the President
of the United States. Politicians were in
state of great excitement, bu. found it i'm
possible to pump the governor" At the
present date the excitement has of course
snbsided The fortunate ones have slidden
into fat places, and the disappointed are at
liberty to wend their way home, and start
new candidate for 1860.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

EXPEDITION TO Prrr RIvER.-The Shasta
Republican says, 8 The company organized
at Yreka for the purpose Of going into Pit
River Valley to ascertain if possible the fate
of Messrs Lockhart, Rogers, and others,
who are reported to have been murdered by
the Hat Greek Indians, have not been sue
cessful in their humane undertaking. The
company passed the divide between Shasta
and Pitt River Valley, but their horses and
mules had not Sufficient strength to break
through the snow the remaining distance
The company will start out again in week
or two.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

Goop-In the Assembly proceedings of
Monday, Mr. Morrison gave notice for an
act to separate the office of County Recorder
from the Office of County Clerk in the County
of Butte That is another move in the right
direction. The duties of the Clerks Office
now require two or three men to attend to
them, and the people should have the privi-
lege of electing their servants. 1t may hurt
some Of our officials, but it is all right Go
ahead, Jesse.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

THE Morals OF CHIcAGo.-Th9 Demo
erat gives the following picture of the state
of morals in their city-''We are informed
by one of our constables that the grand jury
were investigating very interesting case OF
triple murder. In cleaning the vault of a
late celebrated political hatel in our city
the scavenger found three dead infants. Up
on his reporting the fact inadvertently, he
was asked what he did with them He said
ne had spread them out upon the land with
the rest Of the filth for manure
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

TITLES CoNFIRMED.-In the U. S. District
Court on Monday, the title of John Rose to
six square leagues of land in Yuba county,
was confirmed also the title Of Samuel Neal
to land in Butte county. A decree of con-
fimation was also entered in the case of d.
Z. Fernandez, ct ais, to land in Butte
county.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

-5~ The Marysville Inquirer learns that
Mr. George Wilcox, well known and high
county, was killed by the caving of bank
in the claim at which he was at work He
was thirtytwo years of age, and leaves
mother and family in the Atlantic States.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

SAN DIEGO COPPER MINEs.-The San
Diego Herald contains the report of a newly
discovered copper mine near that place.
From recent explorations an examinations,
this mine bids fair to quadruple the most
sanguine expectations of all parties con-
are cerned,a and there already exceedingly ia
vorable offers from capitalists desirous of
working the same.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

An ELoPEMENT SPoILED.-A young cou-
pie at Marysville who had''sat up" together
for two years. wanted to get married. On
telling the girls mother that, she applied
the "essence of broomstick'' to cure the
young gentleman Of his love-sickness, and
the daughter was locked up. The unhappy
pair mourned several days, and then con-
cluded to run off. The result was being
caught in the attempt, to the great indigna-
ton of the Inquirer, which was deprived of
fine item by the operation.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

STATE INDEBrEDNEss.-The Supreme
Court have reiterated their opinion in re-
gard to the unconstitutionallty of all that
portion of the general debt of this State,
exceeding the sum of $500 600, as provided
for in the constitution. And, say the Court
since the Legislature had no power to Gre
ate the existing debt, so it now has no au-
thority to enact laws for taxing the people
to pay it. This can only be done by direct
vote of the people and as the proposition
to submit the subject to the people will meet
with but little opposition, SO there is but lit
tie doubt but they will decide almost unani
mously in favor of paying the Indebtedness.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

SATISFACTORY The Vlgilantes here say
that the Truett arrested in New York, is
not our San Francisco Truett, because he
had on red whiskers and slouched hat
when arrested Very likely he wished he
was not
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07
PASSED THE SENATE-The following bills
passed the Senate on Monday:

Exempting mining claims and implements
from forced sales in certain cases; to legal
ize the election in San Mateo county; to
authorize a special tax in Stanislaus county;
to secure liens to mechanics and others !;
concerning joint tenants and tenants in
common amendatory of the Act concern
ing official bonds: to declare Feather river
navigable; to incorporate the city of San
Jose; to prevent distractions in Humboldt
Bay; granting certain overflowed lands to
the Alameda Shell Turnpike Company to
abolish the Office of State Prison Directors
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

STATE PRINTING.-A bill has passed the
Assembly, materially reducing the prices
low paid for State printing.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

SUDDEN DEATH ON THE RoADsIDE.-Wil-
liam Croak, or krope. was found dead on
the road near French Bar, Siskiyou county,
on Wednesday, the 4th Of Feb. HIS body
Was still warm.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

'Mr WIFE, said critic, is the most
even tempered person in the world !;
she's always mad
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

INDECENT SIcK.-The Sena on the 3
inst, passed an Act to Provide ior the inal-
gent sick Of Butte county.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

Nor VERY LAKGE.-The debt of Mariposa
county Is S-6,f1I.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07
lFrom Graham's Magazlne.J
The kuife and TOmahayyk.

An UNPUBLISHED INCIDENT IN THE LIFE
OF CAPT. SAMUEL BRADY.
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JEWEIXy 6Tu0E,

1 &
second strsst, bstwsen Main and Johnssn.
II AvIN6 Just teturnsA from The East, =
- rssrsctfuily call shs altsAiioa of NJ ~
tHsnds' ssd tbs psblic gsneiaiiy, 10 my
new and fpe stoct of wsschss, ,jswclry, silvsr md
plated wass, Ssasy ssods, ~ sF'
e.ae ~ NJ ! SV0SoAoss ,.st s+4s q
fine gold duplsx, Magic, patent aud detached
lssr watches; slvsr pAtcnt and dStschsd Ievera.
andL 'kpiAss o1 Al Ainds and qualities.
JowelFv.
Ledies' Piaie epld, ndsaie, cameo md sSsnsalsa
e9yiAGe ~ 4AeAatl pins, ladles' AsA e6iaassn !
fPia And Jet kfAcelctss sladiss' and gs1lss esld
shasrs, peASBs md peas, gold AID diaasosl 1Seer
rngs. esld aed silynr thiolase, enl's aslA hssast
pins, stads eollAr and sieeve hutionS ROad silver
Sssa - r6eCNt spSskssIts, po<kst ta6ls and dss-
sert eutlssy, andseisessa.s sges~n. 4 a
SILVER Ware.
hNAtehlfns intend not 10 be surpassed by ANY
store west north Of st. Louis, vis silver able
dessert and tee spoons and forks sugar erea. mss
sasa and salt spUoas, batter and fut knves silver
ard pleted napktu rlngs, -
RbalsA ware Aaa 8ancy 0ooAs.
Plated and britannia tea aets, castoYs frnit and
cake basksts, candieslcks, pearl and she'll rocket
books, and in fact everything pertaiuing TO ny
line.
general assortment of slochs Of thslAs>st pat-
tsrns and best make, ali warranted to kssp eood
time.
~-watches and Jcwclfy repaired in the most
wofkmanlike manner, and NJ the shortest notice.
myo-dly JULES 0k1EEk.
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I Will sell . . grsas bargain the entire stock
j of Drugs, Asdicinss, Paints. Oils, Dye Etuiys,
Window Giass, 6isss Ware, Blushss, Show win-
dow, I,Ssg ftxturss, &C., lso she lease on the
bsf1diDeef 81 che formerly b. lon ging
10 Messrs. smith, Fuller AGO. The siosk is we'll
aAApted 10 the Western trade. and has all been
purchased In the EAst -. extremely low figures,
within The last IL mpntks. The satabl.shment has
an extensive and fss -incrsasisg trade. The stand
IL one Of the bost In the city In fact svsrythinR
IL complete, and jast such to sst any person o.
persons uho may wish 80 engage In the mort IL
efative business of the coantry. For further in.
formation, call ths premises 1t No. 80 Main
street. lswso-dAxl 7. l. MrKENNY.
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JUST RRCEIVED a

- s 6
MOORE1e1 ss
Drng anA PPsseripslen otess,
A MOTHER fresh supply q Drag, oh<hieases
eisiss. sasr.rins the mos. popsiss ssssls 4 ~
DAY, - which he invites your atteatisa. III =
coaesstratsd Persian k..snss, ths nsst s1eons
pssIsne for inparsirs 70 the hsadhsssAis4 svay
agreeable ana lasting odoF
Bosqeet d'Orlsaas, 81 Xxx Reushsai osisaeao
Drop, Otto Of Rosss,
EI.. MArAelia, Es' New Aeva Hay.
:. sweet Briar, patehoaly,,
Hsliotsope, violetts;
S'rbeaa, Amber and orange iioxu wsi.s; A..
nAn Eersna Cologac, MseeeaeT OIL
Vinegar d kouEc, fiak nas-
ssT,, Mssn Far, cAalk
Bandaline, and Egyptias Heir Dye.
e@
h. poa snn HAZE.
savage Ussi.a,
s Lyman ASetusines
Basin Poseiassesp.i
Lsl.s S..ss s.sssAss ssas,
Vsre:ea soek gl
A''iz S.sss sssei e&i,.s..rs..,,
yseasSh on E4sl ssA,,
Tsa.sssssat seep 1aD,
M...parsss sssP Ssin.
Nafsh AallOW,
0snuiae YaDhes 6eep,
Military shaving Seops
Shaving Cream,
Shaving BsusAss,
Hair Brushss,
&& Tooth DrsshW,
ss.ssgs4 Nall bsneAnes
y1sSh DrusAse.
Eg Rus M6aakss,
kailsssd csmpaaisas,
Cigar Cases, and
TrNvelIne Elsahs ef every description.
,35se AxAyoasro sxIaActs. a
vanilia,
Lemoa,
Celery,
lea3e .astg RiAS ApSos, Ass
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sMI1rs MADE TO ORDER.

HINTS MADE To RWER.
MRS =. G. BKMAN, Of New York, Che ori gina
xA tor q the systsm Of making shirts u ncasure,
Who aos aftsrn yeass has 6oae business for the
Broadway trade, tfornsr:y No. j Astsr Aeeso,) has
opsnsd rDons ems door wsas u the Postsnce, on
Jehnson street, ,ap stairs. She II prepared 10 sxe
eets, uith proaptness and dispatch, orders for
eAln, Collars, Robs a. OhsmSers. L@dics' and
Childrcn's Dresses. @
Parties fssni.Aing their own nateriAls will BE-
hsnorAhly dealt WITH.
Ladisss BAsqass cut and bastcd 10 . superior
mannsr A 1fst rate Mhliusr. particularly Ii all
] N.B., 1nfsatlannsn. Mn. \. having hsen GEN.
pslled y naAs Lenndry srrsa9snssts for her own
businssss ahsis able % tAkA NJ wAshing o. nln-
ber Of gentlemen. All goods sent Tor, and tha me-
eessasy repairing sach asbsttops ssrings BE- done.
Of6es - AbOse. @&9 [feblO-A
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Charles Paxsons 4 o.,
tSANKEU.
EXCHANGE ON THE PRlNCIPA Al ClTTES
n fss or TnR
UaissA statcs, CAiissrala = oTegsn,
BOUGHT AND SOLD
Also. ssIls exchange on London, Bella, Paris,
Lsipsis, Caassl, Cologne, Brensn, Frank
fort ON tho Maine, Stuttgart, Han
basxAand zarieh4s 1srops.


uoE eailaA ~ so0Ds, eseg DoNbleday = VIII
q sens Dtose, 6sesnd street, aty timc, ,tsse 6sn-
days,) fSsn asyligAt tilile seloeh q svhS - Be
!. chlys = 3 ssssa:ssay % e sssa:n sssosss .f :
and ssse9sist AssAitsstassI lihmsy, (which an
poaskheinapssAisa - ~, ASa jndss. SnmFshs
- ssmPe1en4 Sssssysehs publiein biA pse1eseidp -.
~ afeht Age scUits vhAs gsca4 thinsA - - deoe
sesas y hst shss vOula y sspeseusns IN his oti
isasian ssonunsy thssffsge &c - uilliAs n chow
~ paslic vhAa 10 60 hinssn do IN peaeeleal
ssnss. Call ard -, free Of chasss. 5. ...
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gZ"A0S4 saa6s sf Life Asvs nessly rua ont,
III ~ .dlsssv9sA yhils In the Kast lsAiss, I
certain ssFe Rr Coassnptioa, Asthna. Bron-
j chitis, Conehs, Cola, md 0encsat Dsblfity.-
fhs ssasay - aiseossrsd ~ HIN whea his sniy
shild, . aanghts., was givsA up 70 de- He had
hessa nnch = the'wondxffal rsstssatiys asd Asal-
ing qualities sf Preparations made from the East
Inlis Hemp. and tho thought occurred TO hin shas
DO might make : remedy for his child. He studieA
hard anG ssscseAs1 sn realizing his wishes. Ills
ohaid uss ss1ed, and y nov alive ssd veil. He
has stecc Administsy.a the NondeIfui remedy 70
tAousapds Of aunslefy ir al payts. Of the world,
and hs has nSvsr faiisd fl nAking them completes
ly healthy and happy. Wishing to do = much
sEsedse poastsas, 10 uieisssa . such of Ms af-
1isstd bsiaes - rsauest this rssipe, With
fall Ard explicit dlsscieas for making il w. aud
sacosssluiIy using Il, Hsfeqnires each applicant
70 iaclose him one chilling s-ihre srnts 70 - re-
tufsa . Pestass N nshsrtcips, aad ~ irsnsfnder
- b apelisd = the payment ~ Thu aAvsstissnsn.
Address Dr.. n. JANES,
No. 10 GrApd-st., Jersey City MI. /
N D.-Dr. II. james hss neithcf ONCE nor
agent in New York, q some have pretended and
ADVERTISED. The seeips 10 sent frum NO PLACE
but No. ~ tirasd stssst, Jsmey City, n. .Jer-
sey. max0dAu3m
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