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THAr DUEL.-lt is reported, in relation
to the duel which was contemplated TO come
off Tuesday last. at Cacheville, between X
George and Reuben Basket, that the for
mer was on the ground Al the appointed
hour, aud finding that the latter did not ap-
pear. returned TO town aud dispatched him
"a note, requiring that he should withdraw
a certain expression which he had made, de-
rogatory to his character as a gentleman /;
that Basket replied that he had no apol ogy
to make, and that the only reason for his
not appearing promptly on the ground, as
stipulated, was the fact that he did not re.
ceive his gun in time, from this city. Last
advices were to the effect that the affair is
in as much of mix as ever, and that there
is as good ground for a collision now as at
the start. 1t is possible that we may have
oroadside from the county seat of Yolo
yet,-Sae. Union.
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THE County, JUpGEsHIr To day Thorn
rs Wells, Esq will be inducted to the Office
of County Judge, having been chosen to that
position by an almost unanimous vote of the
Wells has long enj lyed the conf lence and
esteem of the citizens of this county and
well he may, for no man in the State is pos
sessed Of more honesty and integrity of pur-
pose than he, and with these characteristics
and the profits arising from close attention
to his professional studies, we may rest as
sured that his course will be marked by fair
ness and honor.
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DISTRICT CoURT FOR PLuMAs COUNTY
Judge Sexton left yesterday to commence
the April term of tho District Court in Plu-
mas county. We have little doubt he will
get there in season to open the regular ses-
sion, but fear that he will have u hard time
of it scrambling over the snow and leo which
lie in his path between the Mountain House
and American Valley We opine that the
Judge will have to wend his way toward the
Plumasian temple of Astr9a on pair of
snow shoes. Well; ".fat justitid, ruaf cOe-
ium'-which Roman axiom may be here
construed ;-J ustice must bo done even tho
its minister should get caught out in a snow
storm.
This is Judge Sections first term in Plumas
since his election
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COMMUNICATIONS We have several long
communications in our drawer, from various
gentlemen in various places, some of which
will appear in the RECORD. in due time, and
some of which will have to be left out eu-
tirely. Make your communications short,
gentlemen. "Brevity is the soul of w.t."
and " bresity" must be the body OF commu-
nications or, as general rule, they won't
get into the columns Of the BUTTE RECORD.
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HANGING IN EfFIGY.-On the night
preceding the LIST of April, some of the Ban.
gortes took lot of old clothes, stuffed
them with straw, and hung them to the
limb of tree, all for the praiseworthy OBJ
ject Of making April fools Of people. The
effigy was made to look just like the French
man, whom We have alluded to elsewhere,
as being run out Of town by a crowd of row.
dies, under promise of a hanging if he was
caught, and this fact having been generally
known, helped to hightsn the illusion and
render the sell more effective. 1t came near
proving serious )ke to the poor wife of
Frenchy, for when she saw the figure dang
ling from the tree, she grew frantic, and
would perhaps have suffered serious i'll, had
not some kind people proved to her that the
figure was simply an artificial one. A jlkes
u joke; but "our friends" at Bangor ought
not have scared that woman 80. That
wasn't right.
TIE LEGISLATIVE RUMPUs There has
lately been a deal of pickering between
"horse market Ferguson and Judge Stakes
eff the Assembly, all about certain bill and
something that was said relative to it, and
so on Tuesday Ferguson sent the following
letter-which appears in the Bee-to Judge
Stakes
Assembly CHAMBER, March 3Oth, 1853
SIR: have three questions to ask =
lst Did you consider my denunciati0n of
Assembly bill No. 40, as applying to you
personally?
"a Did you understand me to say that
you were responsible for all the corruption
proposed to be entailed by the features OF
that bill
Sd and last What construction of Ian.
guage, and ,chdt nterpJ etdtion ito y0u gipe
to any expression Of mine to which you ex
claimed 'Jaise ?"
You will ob'ige with an immediate answer
Respectfully, r. b. FERGUSON.
To Hon. A. e.. STAKES
T s Office up stairs, corner X and Sixth
street.
The Judge refused to open this letter, and
this led to a wordy abuse of one onother and
go the matter rested at latest advices
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THE CDURTS.

DISTRICT CouRr-second Monday In January,
May, and November, and fourth Monday OF August
CousTY CoURT.-First Monday in March and June
second Monday in.September, and fourth Monday in
November.
Court oy SEssIoss.-SecOnd Monday in Febru-
aTy, third Monday in April, July and October.
PROBATE CoURT.-Fourth Monday in February and
May, third Monday in August, and second Monday
in December.
hoard OF SUPERVISORS. Meets first Monday in
February, May, August and November.
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HAPPY ASA LoRD.-Geo w. Kendall. OF
the New Orleans Picayune, writes from his
sheep rancho in Texas: Il have pastnrage
for 20 900 sheep and any number of horses
and cattle; and to see all this space cover.
ed is now what | am working for. | don't
bother my mind moment about Kansas,
brigham Young, or politics of any kind /:
don't care who is President; fear God and
hate the Indians; AN indifferent about
Walker AMI the devil; try to keep my feet
warm and head cool, and smoke my pipe in
peace With all mankind"
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20 Cents per Night.
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

Rf VlRCE OF A DECRETAL ORDER Is
~ sued by John Berry, Justice of the Penc, in
ana tr ophir Township, County Of Butte and SINE
oi California, aganstJAMES BRADLEY and in favor
oi y. ialhsCHEf. for the sum OF forty. nine and
hiuely m'e one hundredth dollars debt aud twenty.
one doars costs OF suit, aud for acc ring costs nj
saiu "riI, TO me directed and delivered commanding
me 70 sell the following described properly TO satisfy
said demand, will on Tuesday the Txyen.
tieth day of April, A ID. ls5s at eleven o'cInck
~. ~ IN pur -uance with the requirements of said
orue', sen at pubic sale TO the highest bidder for
Sash, tne property described in the order OF sale as
WI; All the right. title and interest of the
deiendantin and to Lots Nos l, ,2,34,5. sci and g
oeins Two hundred and forty feet square. and hound
ed on the north by Robinson street on the ssst nv
neeond Avenue. on the s,uth by High street, and on
me me ~es, ihlru Avenue, laid down and desert
u' ,he map or plot of the Carleton Estate now on
n'9 IN lhe County Recorders Office of Butte County
an ,ne aoo'e safe to take place at The Court House
OF California. ~ ''' ~" '"'e
o x. L. P.fTTO.N, Constable.
orovii!e, March 3lst 1875.
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SrRUcK Ir.-We learn from Mr. Frank
lin. that the "0roviIle Company" have sunk
their shaft at Bangor. down TO the " blue
lead" and found dirt of unusual richness.
From one pan they obtained a propect of
81 so. We were shown piece of the see
ment" taken from this claim which contain
ed considerable gold. visible TO the naked
eye.'
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Dotngs at Bangor.

Sometime since, a Frenchman moved to
Bangor from Bdwells Bar, and the other
day, probably after having got drunk.
Frenchy pitched into his wife and gave her
a most unmerciful beating, whereupon, a
crowd Of Bangorites repaired to his cabin,
took him out to a ravne, and after souslng
him in the water several times, they took
him back to his house and told him to array
himself in clean, dry clothes and prepare to
die, as they intended to hang him. All these
threats we're conveyed to his understanding
through the medium of an interpreter who
Of course was a pdItieeps crtmintS and
knowing to the intents and plans Of the
mobocrats. This interpreter--took the in
timidated Gaul to a place in the rear Of his
house, after the dry clothing had been DOM
ed, and after assuring him that "the boys
really meant to hang him, told him to cut
and run for dear life and he would take the
chances of appeasing the wrath of the excl
ted multitude. OF course the culprit didn't
wait for second hint, but "got up and dust
ed down the hill like quarter horse,
his speed not lessened by the shouts of his
prosecutors who followed him like so many
fends incarnate. 'Frenchy" hasn't been
seen at Bangor since
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-05

TURNER'S SoIREE.-The soiree Of the
Turn Verein Association 10 to take place this
evening at the Musical Hail. We have every
reason for believing that it will be very nu-
merously attended, knowing as wo do, that
preparations have been made to have the
music and all the Accomplishments Of the
bess possible character; and then, moreover,
there hasn't been ball in Orovlle for near
ly six months, and the people have got quite
q dancing fever. We predict very pleas
soiree.
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS We are indebted to
Hon. j. c. McKibben, for copies of Senator
Douglas minority report in pamphlet form;
also to Senators Broderiok and Gwn. for
Patent office repoets. Perhaps our acknowl-
edgments will never travel as far as to the
other side of the continent, but We never =
fheless mako them
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The magnificent Steamship
JOHN L. STEPHENS,
5000 Tons Burthen,

Ar9 O'CLOCK, A. NJ, PuNcruALLY.
Passengers by the p. VI 5. Co.'S Line are ended
on their arrival at Panama, upon the Wharf at the
Rail Road Terminus, by the Company's steam Ferry
Boa! and are transported,
by the Panama Railroad Company,
Immediately Across the Is rIiMUS to ASPiNW ALL,
where the steamers of the u. :. Mail ) Co. are al
ways in readiness to convey them TO New York or
New Orleans.
The Panama Railroad Company and the U. $ Mail
steamship Company have authorized agents TO sell
their Tickets if desired by holders OF Pacific Tickets,
Passengers are notified that all tickets for the sea.
mers of the u s. Mail >. :. Co., nIst be presented
to their agent at Aspnwal for registry and exchange
as they will not otherwise be available.
Treasury shipment will be received on board
the steamer until Il O'clock, midnight, April 4th
No merchandise freight will be received ON board
after o'clock r. NJ April 3d, and written order
must be procured at the office for It's shipment.
For Freight or Passage, aprlyt to
FORBE5 Il BABCOCK.
Corner of Sacramento and Ledcsdorf streets
san Francisco.
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R O. % ID Q n i n 8
BA NIX EXCHANGE
Corner Montgomery and Myers streets.
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIF-
u teehth judicial District in and for the County of
bue, state OF California. In the matter of The pes
uuon Of James Y Jones an nsovent debtor Pur.
suant TO an order Of the Hon Warren f. Sexton,
Judge ot the Fifteenth Judicial Dist rict aforesaid
haue th's uay' notice Is hereby given TO all the
creditors of the said nsolvent James Jones Ia be
and appear before he Hon Warren T Sexton afore-
said, la open Court, ON the 9TH day OF May, A. ID
iN's' al iO O'Clock A. NJ of that day, at the Cour
uouse' IN the Town of Oruvie, in said County OF
buttc, then aud there To show cause if any they can
"h! tue prayer OF said nsovent should not be grant
ca, an assignment of his estate be made and he be
discharged from his debts insolvent debt r.
Witness my hand aud the seal said
> Court aixed, this the second day Of Apnl,
apS>30d NJ III DARRACII rlerk
HAaRis HOWARD, Attorneys.
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BEACON vs. REINHART.-A person styling
himself Professor Reinhart is going about
tho State lecturing on Temperance. The
Red Bluff Beacon pronounces the Professor
the greatest fool extant and intimates that
he once got duckiug from the Tehama peo-
pie.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-05

MAN MISSING The California Express
of Saturday, states that man named Ber-
nard Ryan started on Friday to cross the
Yuba river in a skff, since which time nei
ther he nor the skiH have been heard from.
His family is very anxious to hear from him.
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DIED.

At Pottets Rayine Butte County. on SATURDAY. !
April Sd OF disease of the heart in tue 2l>t year OF
his age, William Mason. native of Glr!anl Maine
Maine papers please copy.
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QUARTZ SrocK FOR SALE. - Constable
Purcell will sell to-day at 2 o'clock, p NJ,
at Justice Donoho's Office, at auction, part
or tho whole of the Powell Greek Quartz
LEDGE" said to be valuable property.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-05

~ MIR. John III. LfI1ard Is authorized to
receive Subscriptions and collect moneys for the
Daily and Tf. Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
at a distance obtain the paper by furnishing him
with their nanies.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-05

''PLiLo PALMETTO. An excessively hot
and empty headed "chv' whose nomme de
plume is "Philo. Palmetto" has taken il
up himself to deliver hghfalutin' and
half sophmorical, and abusive lecture to
Democrats who refuse to enter into the
womb of seclionalsm and be born Lecomp.
ties, and found vehicle for his TRADE in
the Sacramento Mercury That paper and
their "Philo" is thus commented on by the
Placerville mder:
when Democratic Editors will suffer
their columns to be thus prostituted by the
scribblings of an insensate incendlary,
whose manifest intention is to still further
widen the breach which unhapplly divides
our party. they are no longer worthy the
proud name of Democrat"
After alluding to the rawlings Of poor
"Philo." the Lnder says:
"We shall not waste further time upou
such Donkey, but shall pass him over TO
be kicked by tbe RscoRp, or any other
friend to popular rights"
We fear, poor devil, that he will receive
too many kicks from other "friends of popu.
lar rights" to be the object of further re-
mark from US.
Politically. the Inder is pointing in the
right direction. We are proud Of so vigor.
Gus an ally in fighting for the right.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-05

PERsoNAL.--The editor of the Placorvlle
Index says that whereas Lord Bryon's dear.
est wish was to get on spree with Sir Wal
ter Scott, by the samo token, he--the Index
man wants to scduce us into like .'fe lei
tous" state of affairs. Well "misery ac-
quaints man with strange bed fellows" and
if we ever did court the "rosy Cod and ever
do happen to so entirely forget our sense of
propricty as to wander as far from the paths
of rectitude as either to 20 to Hangtowu or
get on bust, there might be possibility
of his wish being fulfilled
But the wish to get US on bender is a
christianlike desire compared with the fol.
lowing response to a kindly and patcrnal
blessing bestowed upon US by General Allen.
The Index quotes it and then says =
And We chip in by wishing that both of
you may have to spend an eternity Of winter
seasons, on the snow-clad banks of Honey
Lake. if you don't quit bowling about that
utopian road to Truckee river.
May the shades of Rag---we wore about
to utter an imprecation but in mercy for
bear.
Bull-rush- girded Honey Lake;
What hdint We suffered for thy sake
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AIturus County.

This bright conception of an ambitious
muggins, has been etIectually nipped in the
bud. On Friday in the Assembly by a vote
of l6 yeas to 81 nays. "Alturas" went up
higher than even its name would suggest or
than the hopes of its parent ever flew -
Farewell Alturas, peace be to thy embryo
nate names and may thy early doom be bu,
a type of other half born swindles meant as
thou vert to be. an illegitmate offspring oi
unwilling parents. She that was to have
given of her patrimony to support thee and
and bring thee to life e--Butte-rejoices q,
thy flight heavenward
We thank those just and cons lerate gen
tlemen who caused the death of this little
monster in its incipient stage of being, and
trust they may ever act as fairly with old
Butte. She has been marred aud invaded
too often already, and deserves. n: least, to
hold in quiet possession the remnant of her
once fur proportion.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE,

rHNHERE WILL BE HELD MEE1ING OFTIIE
u Spring Valley quar- Mining Company" at
spring Valley on Monday the jth day of pri lSis
for the purpose Of electug officers for the ensuing
year. tmars3twl }. w. SNOOkS, President
lhe above meeting Of the Company is postponed
until Saturday the 10th instant
April 9th. 1858. j W. SNOOkS. President
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deHhg Having complete assortment of patterns
she can give satisfaction in all varieties alsn las
sons gwen To ladies' aud misses in Embroidery
oToville. Murch 81. MRS. j. ) UENZING
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