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The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09
San Francisco Correspondence.

SAN Francisco, March 4th.
EDITOR, BUTTE RECORD Il send you the
latest local news:-
A man named Beard or Barnes, fell over
board from Folsom Street Wharf last eve.
ming, but was rescued from drowning.
A new literary paper styled the "Athene
um" will soon make its appearance in this
city. Edited by Mrs. Anna Cora Weeks.
The wife Of Capt Bayless of Benicia, COM
mittea suicide on Monday night, while la.
boring under fit of insanity.
1t is said that the Cal. Steam Navigation
Company intend building a new steamer Of
light draft. but larger than any now on the
river. She will be so constructed as to be
able to pass the "Hogs Back in any stage
Of water.
The News Letter" says that a new sugar
refinery is soon to be put in. operation. 1t i.
to be provided with improved machinery, and
will be able to furnish sugar for much less
than the prices hitherto demanded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallack's appearance at the
Opera House on last evening in the play Of
othello, drew together a very large audi
ence. Every portion of the house was filled
even to the aisles, and have never seen a
more enthusiastic audience They have O
very brilliant prospect ahead.
The Banking House, or what was the
Banking House of Adams & Co is TO be oc.
cupied by the firm of Jewett, Green g. Co as
an auction house
Yours &c, RrcHMoND.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

THANxs.--We extend our thanks to Mr..
Leland Of the Alta Express, for newspaper
favors, yesterday likewise do we thank Mr..
Morse and D'0rville for similar attentions.
They each and all keep our table in perfect
clutter with valuable exchanges.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

LIFE OF BurLKR We have received per
mail from the publishers. the life and confess
sion Of Major G. Bolin alias Dave Butler, in
pamphlet form. 1t is from the pen of A. A.,
Sargent Esq, is we'll written, neatly print.
cd and Is O most interesting work.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09
Democrats Attention!

There will be DEMOCRATIC Mass MEET
ING this evening in the Court House, to act
upon and discuss the Kansas question. =
Among the speakers will be -
Hon J W. McCorkle, Hon. G. ii. Bryan,
Hon Thos Wells, Hon. Warren T. Sexton,
Seneca Ever Esq, and other Democrats
The DEMOCRACY of Butte County are invi.
ted to attend. Let those who favor POPULAR
SovEREiGETr show their hands!
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

REpoRT OF INSANE AsrLuM.-we nc.
knowledge the receipt per mail of the fifth
annual report of the Trustees of the State
Insane Asylum. 1t is very complete aud fur.
nishes concise view of the matters connect.
cd with the Asylum
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

SPECIAL TERM OF DisrRicr CounT. At
tention Of litigants and attorneys is called
to notice which appears elsewhere in to.
days Record, setting forth the fact that a
special term Of the District Court will COM
mence on Monday the 10Th inst.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

WEr.-Six gentlemen were capsized in a
boat in the San Joaquin River, on Thursday
last. while on pleasure trip Two Of the
party swan ashore. four remained on the
wreck, and all were eventually saved
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

New CHuRcH "A new Episcopaliar
Church has boen formed in San Francisco
under the name Of the "Church of the Ad.
vent
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

STATION HOUSE,. E.-According to the Er
press, the new Station House is rapidly pro
crossing.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

GONE HoME.--D. c. Benham Esq lately
Recorder of Yuba county, has gone East. 1t
is his intention to visit Europe before re-
turning to California.
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DEcLARAToRY NOTICE

EV T. THE UNDERSIGNED, CITIZENS OF
w the State of California. do make and sub
scribe 'o this our declaration of intention lo organ.
ize Company under the name and style of The
JUNCTION ROAD COMPANY, for the purpose of
constructing Turnpike Road, from 0rovilie vi /.
Long Bar, White Rock, and the Junction of the
North and south Forks Of Feather river, to n pIace
known as Jacks Ranch, in the county of Butts and
state OF California. And notice Is hereby further
given, that the undersigned will meet at The Orleans
Hotel, in the town of oroville and county of Butte,
on the tenth day OF March A. ID. 1883 for the pur.
pose OF preliminary organization, as provided by an
Act OF ihe Legislature Of the State of California.
passed May the l2h 1855, entitled IAN Act 10 M.
thorlhe lhe 'ortnai'on Of Corporations for the cun-
struction of Plank and Turnpike Roads-n
d. Q. DOWNER, ROB'T RITCHlE.
= CARLOW, s.P. SAVAGE,
u. MASON, T. JOHNSON,
j CLARk, A, F LEOVY,
JACOB PoWELts ". LEONARD,
Z. r. TOY. PHILLIP FARRELLY,
Mm; NJ musSEf' S. W. w. COUGHEY,
orove, February 2f. 1853 i26-1m.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFr'S SALE.

EpY VIRTUE of an execution issued out of the
ne District Court, Of the Fifteenth Judicial Dis
trct in and tor the County of Butte, and State of
California commanding me 30 make the sum of two
hundred ana seVenty-iOur dollars. Sl74 90 with i'm
terest thereon at the rate of ten per cent, per an
mum until paid. together with the further sum OF
thirtytour aud hdy-iive hundredths dollar. costs
OF suit and all nccruing costs by said writ. wherein
4. ID. stewart Is paintiH, and lansonvile Quariz
Mining Company are defendants, | nave levied upon,
and shall expose at public sale to the highest bidder
for cash, at the Court House door, in the Town OF
oroville. County Of Butte. nte aforesaid Thurs
day the hrst day of April, A. d. 1858. at II
O'Clock NJ. OF said day all oI the right, title and in
terest OF the above named defendants in and to .he
following described personal property To wit The
mill known rs the ilansOnvile Qnariz Mill together
with the machinery. heredlaments aud appertenan
ces thereuno belonging, consisting of steam engine,
boilers, stamps. fixtures SC
" ID. Plum, Sheriff Butte County.
Orovie March 8, 1858
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Ar HoME AGAIN. .--Ex Treasurer Bates
has returned with his wife to Sacramento.
"When will the papers stop abusing him y
is question for discussion in small sized de.
batting societies
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

GERMAN 0Dp FELLows.--A Lodge OF
German Odd Fellows has been installed at
Placerville.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

COUNSEL REouEsrED.-The .ige says that
Stovall has written to Mr.. j. ii. Hardy, his
counsel in che former "Archy" trials, re.
questing his attendance on the trial now
pending in San Francisco.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

APPRoPRIArE.-There is grog shop in
Ell Dorado City which has been christened
by its proprietor, "Bummer's Saloon
That's good name.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

THE MONITOR This is the name of new
Catholic paper which had just made its ap.
pearance in San Francisco Ii is said to be
very credtably conducted.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09
oRoVlLLE. TUESDAY, MARCH sih. 1855.

receive Subscriptions and collect moneys for the
Daily and Tr-weekIy Butte Recoli. Persons living
at distance can obtain the paper by furnishing him
with their names.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

INDEBTEDNESS OF TEHAMA CoUSry.-Ac-
cording to the Beacon, the entire Indebted
ness Of Tehama county is Sl1 900 is.
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To FENCE OR NOT TO FENCE Still the
proposition for fencing in the Plaza is being
mooted among the people, and being studied
upon by the Supervisors. We learn that Mr.
CARROT has made very liberal offer flum-
ber, but the Board" are "in the fence" con-
cerniug action in the premises. Most assu-
redly the Plaza should be inclosed, and re-
ally. nice picket fence painted properly
would add greatly to the appearance of the
square, and as much moro desirable as an
iron fence would be, yet, its erection is at
this time quite impractcable, and with this
view of the case, VIC are iavorably impressed
with the picket fence proposition and should
be delighted to see the cobble stones, glass,
bottles, deoayed straw, tin cans and cast oil
clothes which now occupy the spot in ques-
ton, supplanted by grass plot handsomely
and neatly surrounded with wooden palngs,
We believe the people generally favor the
adoption of Mr. CARROTS proposition.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

MURDER TRIAL--Peter Mentz, the Ger
man who killed q woman in Sacramento some
six months since. is to be tried on the 22nd
inst
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

DrsERvEp.-We see by the Columbia Ga
setfe ofFeb. 9th, that George Tirrel the very
excellent science artist was rendered bene-
fit by the citizens of that village. which ac-
cording to selection was to have come off on
Thursday night last George deserves such
testimonial he is worthy, deserving
man, and an artist of much merit.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

Some precincts have not yet sent in their
returns, but the above is the complete vote
received to this date.
J. DENVER,
Secy and Acting Governor.
G. W. BABcocK,
President Of the Council.
G W. DEIrzLER,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
At the election OF December 2lst, upon
the Constitution, as submitted by the Le-
compton Convention, the vote stood as fol-
lows, as returned by President Calhoun t.
For Lecompton Constitution with slavery
clause, 6.l48; without, 600. 1t will be
seen that the vote against the constitution
at the election of January 4th, gives n ma
jority Of $500 over the entire vote Of De.
cember 2lst How any Democrat, possess
ing the instincts of honor appertainiDg to
manhood, can favor the forcing constitu-
tion thus rejected, upon sovereign people,
is mystery to us. Such men were false in
their former action, or they are false now.
In either event, there is not u "drop Of Dem
ocratic blood in their veins"
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09
N OTTO E

ruyHERE WILL BE HELD \ MEETING OF THE
III "spring Valley Quartz Mining Company" at
Spring Valley, on Monday the Sh day of April, 1855,
tor the purpose OF electng officers for the ensuing
year. imars-3twl J. W. sN0okS, President
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

FUyHE ECoPARrNERSHiP heretofore existing be.
u tween the undersigned, under the firm of Lamp
Il IIda, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
g. LAMP,
March s, 1858. J. IIiDA.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-09

Some precincts have not yet sent in their
returns, but the above is the complete vote
received to this date.
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THE WASHINGTON cHILDREN's MISSION

TIME LADIES of the First Unitarian Church,
the sad condition Of large number OF poor children
Washington mission the object OF which u 10
alleys of the neghborhoos
possible who, either by the misfortune,
guilt negligence parents from incident 10 the
npene OF human society growing up 70 swell the ranks OF
the classcs' of American cities
They furnished suitable In the Fourth ward
employed teacher daily receiving children wo coming
rounded during the with Christian atmosphere OF kindness and
elementary branches
eucAon will be saved from peril and of them Is
hoped become very useful men and
Vryfreqeny sfound supply shoes other essential
garments, e could bc obtained would be desirable 10
furnish plain but sufficient meal diem during the approaching
winter Being constantly under superyisonexfep at night
the chances for imposition very much essencd is certain
moreover nothing be which gives children the
the Bible the fces
them though their parents should prove unworthy.
We submit the following considerations the benevolent
That duty all good Christians all good citizens
take good Of tho because nothing be dangerous
republic than presence OF lawless bands youths
That there public school accommodation for the
children Washington need dempnstra
p And there were still Tho necessity would exist for
pan those from danger who from the poverty neglect Of thc
parents, would seek educational advantages;
That Is only by direct effort the poor by personal appeal
em personal sacrifice for them that hope to clear
rowdyis; proper Christian zeal
accomplish this fully evidenced IN the
and present condition Of The Five Points" in New York
We have hesitation therefore, asking pecunry aid from all
disposed help what be good mission
We pledge the observance Of rigid economy and
becors may every dollar will 80 directly the
object tha Of funds will be absorbed in payment Of
salaries sccretarica, clerks, agents,
donations will he thankfully received by the treasurer, Mrs H.
Webb, No 4 Louisiana Nov 27dW
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STATE OF GEORGIA, ELBERT COUNTY.

ln the superior court Of said county March term, 1853
pte5eG his Honor Jamcs Thomas Judge OF said court
whereas sundry bill hasn been filed In this by legaees
w cwl uf VIM s Burch eccased against John Burch
ut dsad w m payment their respective logacics and claim
hi the legacy In said will Sarah Kcscc should be paid 10 tho
s entitled thereto in tho o her death, leaving child
N ordered that said Sarah Kesec her children her their
NV representatives., appear this before the March term,
' claim said legacy, In default said appearance said
Court - - - - ''' P'' '' ' -
@ further ordered that copy Of s order be published
% lr nine months the publication before month Of
se 70 the following newspapers to wt The Constitutional
published In Augusta Georgia. The unon, published Wash
% In the District Columbia; Louisville journal published
Ohio ' ipN SV0 ~" 'P"i'' P'e''' =" N"''""'''
true extract from the Of the superior OF Ebert
seorga at March term, A. D. 1858 dis 18th April, 1858
'Vu N-lan9m MOSES T. Mills, Clerk
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N A. CARDWELL, Real Estate and General

lJs Commission Broker las taken the Office stairs in No.
@ avenue where he TO attend to selling and
buying real esiate in the Unon renting and collecting
et and procuring houses business
H,nng 10 real estate, with nnexccptlonal legal aid.
The settlement Of claims of description the executive de-
Tens bureaus Of government and Congress ad ompea
Ttdgsg especially elds OF The distant aud newspaper
eS lot subscriptions and advertising, his experience being such
enable him furnish the forms aud instructions
havng such well attending TO having advertisements
serted any all of thepapcrs the District Of Columbia
where application by letter otherwise 10 him thus saving the
expense of trip 10 the city and prompt returns made
Also the Negotiation OF good security, and all descrp
u business which properly be cassed under the head of a
general commission brokerage. sa
RlsEs Hon VIM. A. Iarrs, (Drmerly Of Mssou) DR. A. x.
Grh Col JAS e. Hcrrct mayor Richard walatI, esq aud
@ opreon Of The newspaper generally OF Washington
ssrs tx O. H. Davenport and Hon j. = Cakie, Richmond Va
v Wm 8 Pune Allegheny City, Pa Col A. T. Burnley Frank
"r ky, Sargent esq, York city. Dec lu
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PROPOSALS FOR TIMBER.
Navy Department,
BUHkAu or CoSsrnucuos, Ac., Nov

SEALED PROPOSALS. win be received ut this Bureau
the 18th day of eeenber next for delivery
al philadelphia Of ia following timber the
usual terms and conditions OF contracts whch can Dc
YnlowP1NE PLANK
Twenty eight thousand measure 0oo Of 6 inches
thick s5 as long twenty thousand feet 60 ooo Of ~ inches
,i from IS 70 % feet long ten thousand fee. go 900 q pa ncs @
thick from 80 70 - 81 te' 20 ns & ana a u l s e.
thousand feet, 90 feet } board measure
ad yellow free from heart shakes large knots
width and from defects Of every
kind work in Width clear Of at least enc inch more Than
To be delivered as follows One quarter
Of the several on or before February
remainder { before the 18th February, 1852
winTEPINE MAsTs.
Three whtene mass rough hewed and TO work when shed
long inches SO feet
long diameter 65 feet long % inches diameter
To be delivered before the ls Of March, 1859.
WInrEoAK LOGS
feet 10000 Of white stock logs,
OF white oak within miles Of salt
water tho October and l Of March t~g
be 43 feet length the whole
age be less than 50 feet length 10 be lined
straight the siding aud have long fair curve the other
may apeng conformity with the growth Of the onc
hall the number Of 70 not less than L inches and The re-
the shortest less than II inches
the end clear of e the wanc each corner not To exceed
one eighth squared sap excluded in the
the middle OF the length Of the log the breadth and
twists large knots, holes
defects and deduction will be made for axe marks and
February, and the
remainder on or the 1st OF March, 1859
right receive additional quantity
mot exceeding per cent? Of yellow pine and oak
Separate proposals will the yellow white
splrs and tie white oak.
The proposals mbep that they
may distngu from other business letters,
FORM OF OFFER.
l. -- Of f--, the State Of , hereby agree to fur
nish deliver in the U navyyard Philadelphia feet
conformity with the OF the Bureau OF Con
suco the Of eth November, 1853 the rate OF
Total value
be accepted, request TO be addressed at
and the contract navy agent -
signature and certificate
December -, 1855. u
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
The undersigned, of --, Ia the State Of --, and ,
the State of, hereby guaranty that, In the
uf for the timber therein named be
WILL within days after The receipt of tho
designated execute the
Sufficient and In
shall fail into aforesaid, guaranty
between tho OF the said and
that which may be accepted
Signatures of tbs guarau,ors CD
EFF
Date.
Witness.
hereby certify that the above named known TO me rs
property and able 10 make good their guarantee
Signature, G II
To signed by District Judge, u s District Attorney
Collector or Navy Agent NOV 2s--lawaw
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EKEEpING ARTICLES.

HOUSEk EEPING ARTICLES.
TIIE subscriber desires to call public attention to
Il his extensive assortment of
HolsE-FURNIsHING GOODS
which rendered complete in every department consisting
part Of H -
CABINET FURNITURE
very oxosiyo collection embracing every conceivable
variety necessary furnish the parlor chamber diuing roen
from tho most expensive TO the cheapest kinds,
FRENCH CHINA,
Godbaud pu white, and richly decorated dinner and
A large assortment of vases
Dinner and tea ware i'll doached pieces
Rich cups and sauoers, with and without notices
Pitchers, perfume bottles card receivers
With large variety fancy articles appropriate decorate the
etagcre, parlor table, and toilet.
RoN-sToNE CHINA
Dinner, tea and toilet
Also, in detached pieces, large shapes
GLASSWARE.
American, French, and Bohemian, such as
Decaners, faeons, goblats, ehsmpasnes
i.laears, tanbers, finger bowls, ccleries
Water bottles float bowls, dishes salts, pitchers sc.
TABLE CUTLERY
sets Of half dozen or fifty afty three pieces
Also, ory-banded knives only
Caryers and forks, steels, Sc
BIcCKlTIN GOODS.
Such as chatting dishes, from 10 To "a inches
Coffee and tea coffee pots pots coffee biggn &o
PLATED GOODS.
Such coffee tea urns, tea
spoons and forks, castors, covered dishes
Pitchers, cake baskets waiicrs, Sc
JApANNED GOODS.
Such as walters tea trays, and 10 sets
Plate warmers, sloP jars foot suhs water cans, 60
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps, girandoles, wood
Tenders and irons, brushes, sboyels and tongs
Coal bods stopadders, door mats rattan goods
Wahe lrons willow Britannia
BFonzcd iron goods cooking requisites of description
Together with large assortment Of articles Of utility
not deemed necessary TO pariicniarize.
ouekeepers will find decidedly their examine my
and prices They will only nnd
which 10 make selections but pledge myself sell cheap
description OF goods be purchased
cities.
Goods delivered to of the city Georgetown
charge.
Having recently imported direct from Europe nsort
French and iron china prepared strong
the trade.
Oct 2S-lawow W, B0rEf.ER, Iron Hail.
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REDEMPTION OF 23O,s5O DOLLARS OF
VIRGINIA AND @ PER CENT STOCK.

TINE holders of the following certificates of debt
issued by the Virginia, vii mat the Com
OF the sinking calling the certificates OF deb IN
the order IN which they redenab viii proceed the 10Th OF
februsry 1862 certacas the OF the
Commonwealth Tho holders certificates required the
said 10th February 1859 the the office OF the
that day.
Under provide the OF turnpike road
from Winchester point the Ohio passed 10Th March
1881, (5 cent
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u,O DIPLOMATS AND TOURISTS. The adver-


er middle aged who with aud speaks
The Ensh fronch Spanish and Italian IA well
ace, and OF good morals Is acquainted with maritime affairs has
merchant hpowncr several years wishes particularly
call Tho American diplomats and tourists bound the
European South who need narrc
courier confidential travelling ccrk He furnish
uncxcepuonabe qualification from n
gushcd highest Washington and Alabama
address g., Box No 49, Mobile, Ala Of tho Hon B.
Fitzpatrick, u s. <. Sop 3o--d3m
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TUE ONLY ARTICLE uNRnALLED IN MAR

III Home aud European Demand.
The Why that by natures restores the
natural color rrnnnen aer the hair becomes supplies The
dar itching ad heat from scalp qniets and tones the
and thus al nervous hedaehc and may be relied upon
diseases OF te scalp aud hair It will stop and keep from
falling on makes son. glossy healthy and beautiful and used
three times week VIII il become
gray then reader road the following aud judge yourselves
NEw 'YoRK Jan. s, 1853
Mzsse o. woop K Co Gentlemen Having good deal
gray, male mind TO lay aside the preuiees which m com
with persons had against all manner Of patent
medne' aud short time commenced using your article TO
The result a been so very that au very glad dd so
ia Justice you as who
gray but who having prejudice without my
for setting aside unwilling give your restorative
trial m they have further proof and hg best proof being ocular de
such direct Them for further proof who am in and out
OF the Y Wire Railing establishment every day
every way being ossier thicker much healthy
i'0A"s A~ '''''' ''Pps' HENRY JENKINS
Corner Columbia Carroll sts., Brooklyn.
IlvlSesros Ala Feb. Ia, 1858.
pRoF wooDDear Hair has done much good
in this part country Ny hair has been slightly diminishing
years, eaused quppose from slight burn when was
and that dne head hair after having
all other remedies known 70 ecc, think the most yaa
remedy and advise all who are afflicted that way TO
You can publish this il you think proper. Yours,
s. W MIDDLETON,
PnIIApsIrnIA Sept o. 1857,
pRop wooD-Doar Restorative proving itself
most lost It's eoverngwas have used but half
bottles Of restorative and now the top o. my heaa wei
t benefit have tried other prepasuons w.nou. any
S'u n'''' 'l'' '''''' = : - D. / Tnoaas,Mp
No i6l Vine street,
The Roraiiye put up in bottles of three Sizes large
dun and small the pint reas for dol
proor,ion than tic small reas per
holds quart 40 cent more in proportion ana re'as o
O. j. WOOD co. roprietors Broadway York, Gin the
New York Wire Railing Eabish"ent and ia Market street.
by good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers
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PROMENADE CONCERT AND BALL
OF
COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
FoRTY.FoURTH ANNIVERSARY

TIME EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE appointed to
necessary arrangements respectfully make known 10
public that the Forty Fourth Anniversary OF tho
SOCIETY viii be celebrated by PROMENADE
CONCERT 0pu Fatows IIAIl MONDAY EVENING,
Sd JANUARY 1859 when they will
endelyor to render everything liat be desired.
Several addresses and vocal music may bo expected
band has been engaged for
the occasion.
executive committee.
will be ladies' lost the
honorcd balls by their
might inadvertently but deem best
Invitations gentlemen taking tickets for the
ball.
Positively caps will be allowed in the oom ample
will he made rnr their rcare