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BIBLES! BIRLES!!
THE Grass Valley Bible Society have on hand gen.
eral assortment of Bibles and Testaments. For
ale st slight advance on New York prices
pVpsRitery at PARKER'S
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
Vote Early.

Democrats, vote early and see that the
unsuspee'iDg are not caught by the bogu.
ticket swihdlcrs Tho very fact that they
have resolved to counterfeit tickets should
induce every man to suspect their motives
They have 'priva,e axos to grind" and care
not fig for the public welfare. An hone st
conception Of principle never entered their
heads Those who would defraud tho pub
iic into supporting them for tffice, will de-
fraud them q second time btftre the expira.
tion Of their office Choose no such trick.
sters for your pubic servants but expose
them on every sire et corner. and in every
highway and by.way, and make the rasca's
hunt cayote hole for living,
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
Ny- The Butte r cord asks:

Is the Express printing the Lecompton
State ticket. with the Republican county
ticket attached, for some Of its friends in
Butte?
We are not printing such tickets. But
the Record, as well as the "organ" here, is
both printing and supporting. not only the
Republican county ticket. but the Republi-
can State nominees. as we'll.
That is false. Mr.. Magruder. zone of the
Know Nothing Lccompton proprietors Of the
Express, informed a prominent member of
the Peoples party. that they were printing
their tickets. These lying bogus tickets have
been rejected by that party and others sent
out in their place, Your confedsrates here
are circulating your fraudulent tickets over
the county, but your attempts to defraud
the voters of tho county will not effect much
Your false denials are in perfect accordance
with your infamous rascality toward the
citizens of Butte county.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

UTAH 1>piANs.- Doctor Forney, Super-
forms the Interior Department that the tif.
teen Chi dren belonging to the train Of emi-
grants who were murdered Sweet Water
from the Indians. Early in June. four Ger.
mans were murdered eighty miles from Salt
Lake City. supposed by Indians, it wns re-
ported, were creating difficult on the
southern route to California. DR.. Forney
intended visiting them with a view to their
pacihcaton.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
MUDsILLSTOTHE RESCUE,

Lsboripg men and miners you whom
Hammond, the Lecomptonits denounced as
Mud sills Of society" and whom the .Ner.
eury. the Lecompton stats organ Of Calfor.
mia, compared the slaves Of the South, come
out to-day and cast back these foul asper-
sions upon your manhood and citizenship.
by consigning the Lecompton ticket to the
doom reserved for traitors. Baldwin and
Melony are the representatives of those who
would reduce you to the condition Of slaves.
Spot them!
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
To the pOlls!!t

Democrats. turn out to the polls, to. day.
and re-affirm the national principles Of the
Cincinnati Platform. by which you triumph
ed in the national campaign of 1856. Do
not suffer your broad national platform to
be borne down by impious federal dictation
Show by your votes to-day, that no human
power can shake your belief in the capacity
Of free and intelligent people for self gov
ernment! The Lecomp,on Platform tnenaces
your inherent rights! spurn 1t from you
as an unelean thing
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

JUICE CURRY AT lIoMp.-A correspou.
dent of the Pacific ncwSpai CIR, writing from
Benica, August 18th, snys:
In reference to Judge Currey, l know of
no man in the State better fitted by charac.
ter and attainmeuts for the Office of Judge
of the Supreme Court have been ncquain-
ted with him for about eight years ; have
found his attainments to be those of an cru.
dite and lnborious scholar /; his character TO
bo high -principlcd and Of una,saiia6le pu-
riy, and his morals mnerteptionabic.- -
SHOULD Judge Curry be elected to that high
position to which he h been nominated, |
am confident thar his decisions " i'll be above
all private or pnrty considerations will re-
suit from n profound knowledge of inSt.tu-
tional law and oHvictiJn Of truth--will be
extensively quoted rs perfectly sound and
reliable, and will reflect great credit upon
the judiciary Of our State. II religious
proie' 'sion, Judge Curry is an Episcopalinn,
but appears to be free from bigotry or strong
sectarianism. Although Ispeak thus favor
ably of Judge Currey, you are not to sup
pose il is a. partisan. For III years
| have voted the Democratic ticket; an m
ardeur admirer of Buchanan, and if vote
for Judge Currey, it will b. only because
believe that The position of Justice OF the
Supreme Court should be above all soconda.
ry influences.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
Bogus Tickets!

Numerous varieties of Bogus H. kcts we're
in circulation yesterday. We would caution
the Democracy against being deceived by
them. They are put forth to secure tho
election Of tools to public places. Honest
men should avoid them as they would tho
cholera, De sure you have a straight dem
ocratio ticket. md then vote il Show the
miserable swindlers who have flooded the
county with thur bogus tickets that you are
not to be caught by their vile imposition!
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

The Fusion IN ILLINOIS In order to
in Illinois, nre fighting for the Dem cratic
party, read the following:
"Tbe Qnincy Nllinois) Herald quotes rs
follows trom letter address el by Isaac
Cook, the DANTE Postmaster at Chicago, 20
n friend of his in neighbo'ing county at
is the true policy Of nll the friends Of the
administration in Illinois to vote for Re
publican candidates for the Legislature when
they arc not strong enough to run capdida ca
Of their own"
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
Democrats.

Turn out and work to-day for the princi.
pies you have SO long upheld! Never before
were those principles asssiIed by such ex-
tensive and deep-spread treachery as now
They must triumph to-day or blue. bellied
Federalism sweeps over the land Turn out
to-day and vindcate the sovereignty of the
people! The great fundamental principle oi
our Government--the right of the people tc
govern themselves. without asking the per
mission of their servants.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
Don't SwOp.

Do not swop off name on the ticket !!
Secure q straight Democratic Ticket and
vote III You will be approached by misera-
BILE tools Of corrupt faetions who are seeking
positions only to sacrifice public interest to
private schemes and speeula,ions, Be not
deceived! But exercise your right Of suf-
frsge as "ons who knows his rights, and
knowing dare maintain them!" Spurn all
offers Of this kind and vote upon principle.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
The Iudicatlona.

There Is every indication that this State
will 60 largely for Douglas. San Francis
is as certain for it as that the sun is in hea-
ven. So also is Sacramento. Ell Dorado
will also give respectable majority. An
old resident Of Tuolnmne sets that down also
for Douglas. Amador will give three hun.
dred democratic minority so will Sierra.
-uba. San Joquin. Siskiyou, Trinity. Shasta,
Plumas and Alameda. Democrats of Butte !
why shall not this be the banner county
now, as il was last winter in the amount il
paid into the State Treasury, or as it was
in the late Democratic State Convention
Do not be deceived by bogus ballots into
supporting the enemies Of Democratic prin.
cplesi
Those who supported Weller against
"Stanley and Reform" are now fer Douglas
and true Democracy, while that same Re-
publican Stanley is now for the Lecompton
nominee for Supreme Judge, Jos. G. Bald
win. As we beat Stanley then, so can we
beat him now. In oil the most populated
counties the Mudsills are In the ascendant.
Let no true Democrat be dsheartened, for
the Douglas democracy are marching up
like ian army with banners. and the muf-
fed sound of their coming is like the roll Of
the distant sea. Be assured, that the ene-
mics Of the National Democracy, the enc.
mics Of Stephen A Douglas and the Kansas
Nebraska bill. will be crushed CONSUMED
anihilated Democrats of Butte, main,ain
the proud position Of your county to day..
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
Grand Rally OF tho National Dcmocra.
cy In Orovillei

There will be a grand rally Of the Nation.
al Democracy Ia OroSille to day. who will
routc the combined forces Of Lscompto ptonism,
Federal officials. Special Tax leviers. and
"Generai County Fund" plundefer" M.
merous speakers will be present, who will
proclaim by the ballot the sovereignty Of the
people, and demonstrate their capacity for
self. government, by rebuking the imperti.
nent interference and unprinciplcd dictn-
,ion Of arrogant officials. The music Of the
ballot to. day will rebuke the vile horde who
would deprive the voter Of his citizenship by
an infamous ticket swindle Let the friends
of Popular Sovereignty, be on their guard
against Lccompton swindlers. who *ould
defeat the friends Of the greet Democratic
leader. Stephen A. Douglas.
Up guards and at them! Let our hills
and gulches resound to day with the cry of
Popular Sovereignty. and defeat and confu
sion TO the traitors who repudiate that fun
dameatal principle Of free government. by
denying the right Of tho majority to rule.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

RELEASE OF j. VI. AINsA A correspon
dent of the San Francisco Herald. referring
to the release Of this individual by the Mex.
lean authorizes, says.
By tho arrival of the Carmelitn. it is
learned that French man OF war called at
Guaymas and informed tho authorities Of
that place that the United States frig,te
Saranac would shortly be there and demand
Ainsa's restoration. This intelligence had
the effect to cause tho authori les to give
the boy another trial, declare him innocent
and send him off to Mazatl,n, from which
place he may be expected to reach San Fran
the mean time.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

vorE FOR CuHREY.-Every person voting
for Baldwin, sanctions the ce entralization Of
power in the Federal authorities at Wash
iogton, and denies to the people the exer-
else Of the great principle Of Popular Sow
creignty. Those who vote for Baldwin,
sanction tho confirmation Of floating grants
over their mining claims aud homes Those
who vote for Baldwin. vote to perpe'uate the
coutrol Of those Who now use tho Supreme
Court for their own purposes.
Vote for JOHN eURREY. that the su.
prems Court Of tho State may DO honest
intelligent and impartial. and reflect credit
upon our State abroad,
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

r1- We sec that Mr. Brown, nm Irish
lawyer, is to address n Lecompton meeting
tomorrow night. Will he please to explain
what the .HercurV, n leading Buchanan IA
per in Sacramento. means by saying that
" a east proportion cf f0reignNs are as
HtHe instructed ia hS true M"dyV and
practice of0ur government as Ne ord'ndrV
siore' on southern plantations, ,-.'tpada
JOurnai
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

LrcoM rToNHM has determined to put
down the principle Of Popular Sovereignty
We are oil familiar with the fab'e wherein
the mice are represented to have met in con-
scntion and resolved to hell the cnt; but
their proceedings terminated in n mngnifi.
cent fzzle from the impossibility ofcarrying
their resolutions into 'iflct. The result OF
the election to.dny win be equally di-ps
trOus to tho hopes Of the Lccomptonites.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

A CoLosED LION IN DisCRAcE.-Accord
ing to the statement Ct reliable gentle
man who has recently been North, says the
Virginia Herald. the noted Anthony Burns,
q fugitive obtained in Boston only at the
point of the baycnet, who was afterwards
purchased and set free. Is now Ia the Ecni-
tentiary of Massachusetts, for the crime of
robbery.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

THE CASvAs.--Report from every por-
tion Of the State. bring the most aat'ering
prospects for the triumph of the great prin'
ciple Of Popular Svereignty. in the election
to-day. Let the Democracy show to ther
brethren Of the State that they are Demo
Gratis from principle. and cannot be induced
to abandon them for the sectional policy Of
Lecomptopism, nor by the aid Of the thoo-
sands Of bogus tickets with which they have
flooded tho county. Vote the regular State
aud county ticket and maintain your organ
isations. shun tho bogus ticket device o'
the enemy, and roll up heavy majority for
the great principle Of popular rights.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

GEN. HARReoSs OLp "LoG CABIN +"
BURNED owN.-This venerable edifce was
destroyed by fire recently. II was occupied
by Col. Taylor, the Generals sou-in law,
and so rapid was the progress OF the flames
tha. the family had barely time to escape.
Every thing iq the Cabin" was lost-among
the valuables, many of the MSS. Of the old
soldier. The building Was connected With
the history Of the wet. Its sits North
BsndD was the Rrst landing place Of western
migrants 10 Ohio,
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

YRsKA The following items Of local in
Aug. 26:h:
On Monday night last. two mexic,ns, by
the names Of Patrocinn Sanchez md Ventu.
ra Padilla, hnd an alteration ia the upper
part of town. The first narnel WAS intoxica-
ted and asked Padilla out to talk over an
old grudgo. and commence abusing him
While doing this, he commenced drawing a
revolver. il is supposed, with the intention
of shooting Padilla who Immediately took
hold Of the barrel Of the revolver, and in
the struggle il was accidentally dis harged,
the ball entering the abdomen of Sanchez
The wounded man lived but short time
At Rogue river, during the early part of
last weet, p rtion of that valley was Wis
tied by terrific hail storm. which continued
tor nearly two hours. and in some places it
fell TO the depth of six inches. 1t was, how
ever. quite limited in extent, not exceeding
ten or fifteen miles of country 1t did not
reach Jacksonville, but the latter place was
visited by Light shower of rain at the same
time.
son Of one Waymire. residing on Hum
bug Gulrh. shot himself through the hand.
on Tuesday last. lie was eudefvoriug to
pull gun through fence, when the lock
snapped by being caught between the rails.
Three gentlemen arrived in town on Fri
day last, direct from The Plains. They re-
port everything quiet at Salt Lake. but de-
sertious from he army are very frequent.
They alss bring intelligence from party
who left here some time since on prospect
ing expedition. They we're iu the vicinity
of Honey Lake Valley, aud report finding
prospects that will pay. part of the com .
pany will, however, return here shortly to
settle some private business and obtain more
supplies.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

BAsE COUNTERFEIT Look OUT!-We
ticket containing the name Of j. s. Henning
for County Surveyor instead Of that Of J. S.
LONG, the Democratic nominee Denoc ats.
the wagon road plundcrers to the important
Office OF County Surveyor. Read your ticket
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

STRANGE CoNDCCr OF Gov. CUMMING AT
UrAH.---"he following extract from n pri.
vatc letter to q gentleman Of St. Louis, is
frem the 81. Louis Democrat Of July 3lst.
GRsAr SALT LAKE Cry. June %.
You will have heard how our corpulent
Governor has been "Stcptoed" by tho Nor.
mons. He seems to me to hc almcst insane.
He takes pains to quarrel with every Gen.
tile within his reach, from Gen. Johnston
the Commissioners and Judge Eckles. down
to your humble servant f; and to affiliate
with the worst cut thu oats in the whole Nor.
mon community. lie il alternating the only
true friends he has--the only persons on
whom he can expect TO lean when he Ends
that he has been 70 led by brother Brigham
Tho very table ON which | am writing has
on il evidence Of the rascality Of the Nor
mons in respect TO the mail | am scrawl'
ing this to you in the Post Office.) Directly
in front of me Is pile OF letters, all of which
have been opened hy eteamiug them until
the gnm on The envelope teas ed to stick, or
by cutting open the ends of the envelopes
aud sticking them carefully together again
They call the present condition Of affairs
"harmony or at least the Governor calls
10 so, but there is not a Gentle in the city
who does not sleep With revolver under
his pillow. .Am
The vanguard Of the army is expected to
arrive TO. morrow. and then We shall breath {
freer, Ii Gen. Johnston had the sapreme
civil power Of the Territory in his hands, as
he has the military, We might have dura-
BILE peace. As it is, this patched up mess OF
Gov. Cummings will cease to stick as soon
rs II is steamed,
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
ReuneInber!

Every person voting "County bonds for q
Railroad and Wagon road. yes"-votes tax
upon his scalp. for the benefit Of private
speculators. and for the payment of which
the collector can sell the hat from your
head! or your coat from your back Vote
mol