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The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

SuTrER COUNTY CONVENTION This bo1y
among other things instructed their dele
gates 10 the Judiciul District Convention to
vote for L. u Sherrard, County Judge Of
Sutier unity, for District Judge; aud also
instructed them not TO vote for either Judge
Bliss or Judge Reardan of Yuhl. for that
position. This is novel procedure, as the
iuba County Candidates are both good dem.
ocrats and honest men, aud either might, we
should think, answer the purpose, if Judge
Sherrafd should fail TO receive the nomna
tion. We did not learn how the State dele
gates stand, but suppose they are LccOmp.
ton.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12
The People Moving.

CHIco, July 10 1858.
EDITOR OF BUTrE Record
DEAR SrR--The meeting Of the Democracy
here to day was unanmous and determined.
DR. John L. Smith was called to the Chair
and DR.. W P Tilden appointed Secretary
On motion the following gentlemen were
unanimously elected delegates to the Count
ty Convention
John Bidwe'I W P. Tilden, J. II. Cole
and j. w McCorhle.
By Resolution unanimously rassed, the
course Of StephenA A Douglas Of Illinois and
Messrs, Brolerck and McEibben Of Califor.
MIA. on the Kansas question was endorsed
1t was also resolved that at the present
time it is not expedien, TO increase the tax
es Of the people Of Butte County for Rail
Road or other Road facilities.
" 2 TILDEN. Sec'y
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

THE LIME PoINT SwtNpLE The tract
of land for which Senator Gwin desired the
Government to pay 100000, was covered
by mortgage on which decree Of foreeio
sure has been entered by the District Court
for Marin county. The decree provides for
the sale of the ranch in separate parcels
and that portion desired by the Government
for the erection Of fortifcations, may be bid
in OF much less price. and the huge sum
that Senator Gwiu and his co swiuders were
to realize, be retained in the treasury Of
Uncle Sam. Since his failure in that opera
ton, IL Is understood that Gwin will not
spend the summer in Paris.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12
Chico Correspondence.

iCHIco, July 10Th, '58.
FRIEND CaossETTE All has quieted
down again after the fourth, and we have
resumed our steady habits; matters progress
in their usual quiet way.
We were very sorry to learn Of the de-
struction Of your town, and deeply sympa'
,hise with you in your misfortune All are
unanimous in the opinion that you Will soon
have = more substantial town now in the
place Of the Oiher There is no news; our
news clerk cant stand this curious weather,
says j. does not agree with his health, pre-.
tsrs to have an even temperature to this al
ternate warm and cold.
sad accident happened about three miles
from this place, yesterday. man named
Dale, whilst engaged in threshiDg, had his
right arm caught in the driving gear some
way. literally crushing his elbow 1t is
feared the unfortunate man will lose his
arm. He is one Of our settlers here and
has a wife aud three children dependant
on him. This is q sad misfortune for them.
Horse stealing is quite in vouge here. W.
lIenshaw had a white horse, branded A on
LETT shoulder and dark brown horse mule,
branded % on left hip, and b II On lett
shoulder, stolen from his farm on Wednesday
night last. lie offers reward OF s,25 for
each of the animals have also heard
that Weaver had ten horses driven off last
night, or at least he supposes such to be the
case, as he cannot find them this morning.
Weather o-day quite warm. My respects
TO all. Truly, II. q. X
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12
Frazer River News.

The following from the Marysyille .Nt,os,
may be regarded as the most direct and re-
liable Information that has been received
from the great humbug Frazer mines. Mr..
ilileman is well known in this county, hav-
ing long been resident of Forbestown, and
a practical miLer. Ills experience is worth
more than the hearsay reports of the news
paper correspondents. and interested par.
ties. 1t is related in the .NecS as follows /:
Yesterday we had the pleasure IF brief
visit from Mr.. Wm. llileman, n worthy aud
intelligent Young gentleman of ForbestoN n,
who understands mining practictly and
thoroughly The big stories about Fraser
river Induced him t go with the crowd He
travelled up the river leiSurely, to Fort
Hope and Fort Yale. and prospected its
shores and bars in many PAGES lie left
Fort Hope, to return home, on the 2d of this
month, at which time the water had fallen
ten feet. and WIS not expected to fail much
more lie spent several days Mt the celebrn-
ted Hills Bar, which lies on the left bank Of
the river, between Fort Hope and Fort Yale.
He says the only extraoriinary days work
on this bar. was the washing of four ounces
With this exception lie witnessed nothing
and heard oi nothing that would warrant
any California miner in wasting his time on
such an Improbable stream; accordingly
he turned his fcc toward home ir short me.
tire, determined tot to be humbuggel any
longer. He represents the mnjority Of mi
uers at Hills Bar, md there are more than
two hundred of theW, as pretty well con-
sioccd that they have brought their pigs to
bad market The deuse Of it is, tina but
few Of them have the means to carry them
away. 50 they are obliged to stick it out
and trust to luck A4a proof tina; the Ilud
son Bay Company and their employees have
no faith in the mines, he mention, the fact
that the Company are now hiring hanls, 'or
n years service, at eight dollars per month.
These hands are men who have been lorg
on Fraser iveraud learned all nhoui il,
mineral wealth from the lulians. These Ia
| dians he repre- euts as stnlwart and war
/ like race, AL we'll armed with Eng sh mus
.keis and pentfu,iy supplied with ommuni-
/ tion. Tuey can eXteruiuate the whites at
any moment they plea'o.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12
rT Agency Of the Butte Record, Ma
Notice 10 Subscribers.

Persons desirous 10 subscribe for the
BuTTE RECORD or having other business
with this Office are requested not to commu.
nicate or transact their business with US
through the Alta Express.
Notice Is also hereby given 10 all persons
having business with this Office not to make
payments for subscriptions to any other
parties than N. D. Witt or John Davis
As we have changed carriers some of our
subscribers may fail TO receive their papers
with regularly. Such parties will please
notify u.s.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

ArTvmPTrp SUICIDE There was, re.
port in Town on Saturday evening. that
Robert Gunnison, m old resident Of Butte
County, attempted to commit suicile, by
shooting himself in the he'd. Mt Morris Ra
vine. on the 10th inst. Hc Il Brother Of
the Gunnison who recently stabbed himself
at tho Empire Hptc in this city. lie was
alive Mt last accounts.
learn that Gunison is dead.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

Foor RAcF.--An item in the Union an-
nounces that tho famous pedestrian, John
Gildcrsieeve, will shortly contest for purse
Of 81 eco; the race 20 como OF over the
Union Course at San Francisco; distance to
be run, ten miles.
Gilderslceve was 10 our Office the other
day, and said nothing about n foot.race -
He IL Constable Of Cascade township, in this
county. and candidate for nomination to
the Office Of Assessor, He says he can out
run oil the other candidates for that posi-.
tion.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

TREAsuRE CASE SETTLED "A despatch
In Saturdays Union, from San Francisco,
says, " The arbitrators. to- whom was re.
ferred the disposition Of the treasure Of the
brig Cornelia recovered from an island
where II had been secreted by the dishonest
Captain. have made the following award /.
To Chief Curtis, for money expended,
SI.965: 10 Curtis, Lees. and johnson, po.
licemen, forty Per cent. les. 81 ,o61, for dis.
bursements, which leaves them 5000; tr
Thomas Bell, agent Of owners, S9,422, and
$3.50 for arbitrators' expenses The whcl,
cum was originally $4,000. The none,
has been paid over.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

TERRiFrc FALL A workman At the Pre-
sid0, named james Diiskeil, tell from wall
sixiy.oLe eet high '. stetday afternoon, and
only dislocnted the night shoulder into the
nrm- pit. 1t was naturally thought Mt first
that the man would die from the effects Ct
50 terrific a iall, and priest was sent tor at
the same time with the doctor. DE- }. p.
Macaulcy was summoned from town, and
succeeded in reducing the IuXntion Suauge
to say, Driskel received no other injury,
and was doing quite we'll last nights. r.
II raid.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12
Election Of Delegates.

The election of delegates to the
County Convention from Oroville, pass
ed off on Saturday in quiet manner.
There we're two tickets in the field, but
with two or three exceptions, they were
filed with the names Of popular sover-
eighty Democrats. The only lecomp-
tonites chosen, 50 far az we have been
able TO ascertain, are p. III Harris,
Jos. II. Kimmel and VIM. Coffey. We
have some doubts about all Of these
gentlemen being in favor Of the Le'
compton swindle, but being claimed as
such, we have classcd them as above
Had the Lecomptonites made that
the issue, they would not have had
names enough to compose ticket.
The issue appeared to be on the swind>
ling wagon and railroad bill, now pend
ing before the people. The advocates
of that measure, made a desperate ef-
fort TO secure n delegation that would
endorse their plundering game in Con-
vention and with that view, placed
every and any one upon their ticket
who would sustain it, regardless Of their
political feeling. The consequence was
that the wagon and railroad ticket con
tanned fragments of every political par.
ty that has had an existence during the
last fifty years.
To carry this ticket, Senator Hart
who claims to be popular sovereignty
Democrat, turned the hands from hi,
Cape Claim Precinct upon us, and by
so doing, elected a portion Of the ticket.
Such proceeding may have been all
fair, but we submit if it would not have
been more honest and respectable in
Mr.. Hart, if be had permitted the
property holders and tax-paying citi-
zens of Orovile, to have expressed
their own sentiments upon this question.
And what kind of Democrat is he
who would permit such question t.
induce him to support Lccompton'
The following are the delegates elect
from the Orovillc Precinct. The pre-.
cinct was entitled to % delegates, bu
% Of whom were chosen, the two hay
ing the next highest number Of vote
having tied. Twenty-ono of the mum
ber were on the Popular Sovereignty
ticket
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

LEcoMPToS CosvENTioN.--The Lecomp.
tonites Of Santa Clara county held con-
vention on ths od. w. d. Thornburg, late
Know Nothing sheriff Of Yuba county, was
the president. They prescribed every one
who was suspected Of favoring Douglas, and
his popular sovereignty position. II is said
that the anti Lecomptonites of Santa Clara
will hold convention and present pOpu-
lar sovereignty ticket. Good.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12
Eorbrstp,vn Delegation.

FoRnFsrowN, Jaly l0th, 1868.
EpiToR REcoRp ;-DelecAtes from this
place are, II. Willougby, Il, Il. Chapel. W
S Buekalew 5. J Hagaman INSTRUCTED to
support Douglas Democrats and some one
from this part Of the county for Assembly
A. G. s.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

LUMBrR. Our lumber dealers. with
great liberality. reduced the price Of lum.
Der from $50 to $50 per thousand feet, i'm.
mediaiely after tho fire. Those dcsirous Of
purchasing, should notice the advertise.
meuts Of dealers in this commodity to be
found elsewhere in the Record.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

EceNoMIxED. Tho cost Of the Sacramen.
to county Hospital for June, including sala'
viss Of physicians and others, was only
S720,71. 80 says the Bee. The popular SOW
ereignty authorities Of Sacramento, are cv
identity economical in their Administrations
Of public affairs.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

INpicrEp.--James Robinson who sold the
CARCASS Of diseased COW in San Francisco,
has been indicted, and ought to be convicted.
and compelled to subsist on the meat he sold
II was n rotrnrdv act
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

JuccLrRs JuceLsp The Republican oi
the 9TH says that the American Manager OF
the Chinese juggling troupe. which aged
in Stockton last Monday. pocketed tho pro.
ceeds and left the Johns without dollar
Several bills have also been left unpaid.
Presto(n) Change Was that our ORC.
vile Troupe' No Shabbee.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

ORcUs-I Ilinekley & Co.'S Circus will
perform at Chico tonight. md in Orovile
tomorrow night. II is an Oregon insiitu
tiop. and said to be highly popular
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

BURNr IN EFFfGy Tho San jose Tsle-
araph says that the citizens OF watsonviile
one day last week, hung the editor Of the
Tribune in eiigy and then consumed him
with fire
That did not hurt the Editor and may
have gratt6ed few hot t.head-
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-12

FIRr ENGINES ron VicToRiA.--Two Fire
Engines have been purchased in San Fran
cisco for tho use Of tho Hudson's Bay Com
pany, at Victoria. Vancnuver's leland.