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Suppose we state the cs V thus. !, Mormon,
believe in Revelation superia . that O
Christianity. Their syst 10 of ch l.polity and
social institutions is det rnined b. that Rsve
lation. Church and Stat With Il e are one
the head of the former is Tie hea 4 the latter
As their Revelation lie ssperio Christian
ity, and blends Church s1a Stalt ,akinp III,
resulting Government, ;beocrais md para
mount, they necessarily eonstit, "a distinc
people, and, in their own jadgme al s, riqhtful
ly Independent people, whereve. ecated. 1
within the bounds of State, { ,i s.cannot i,
truth acknowledge allegi .nce to ", other tina,
their own Government. III te rik-ry belong
ing to the Union, still t ley NUT n ,intain, t,
| be consistent the same indeper L., %. Thei
recognition of State or FEEDER, .rhority i
merely nominal, enforc ID by Ii ,mstances
They constitute, in fact, an impr.x IN in impt
RIO; and if they do no, always Z srt this, o
act upon the assumptio 1, fear elc =, restrain
them. To talk of their reliei ,eing ON
thing and their polity saother, al # the ON
could be assaulted withost toucl is the othe,
is nonsense. To dismisi Beighs,u, voung AM
appoint Governor Cumtains as Il or Covers
or, is to invade their religious risl .. for BRIG
ham rules by Divine fight. To t.mand q
them submission to the Uonstituti a. and Law
of the United States, is 20 interfes. with thei
religion, which CONSTITUTES the Mon r',n church
the only State, TO- which. they reec. use alleg
ance. From the time hey set!l {; : in Utah
they have been practice " in ats Z of rebel
lion but the policy of Squattei I .gereignty
harmonizing with their ews, kept 1t fact on
of sight. Their organic tion was r.ellE recoe
missed by one President after an, ;lfss:. Brig
ham Young was sppo ntei Go y nor; tn
Ulcers of the Territor al Cove lent wer
J Cften, if not generally, lIormona hen the
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03
From Oregon

SAN FRANCIsCo, March LIST.
BY the steamer Pacific which arrived here
yesterday, from Oregon, we have Portland
papers to the 2jth of Feb, and the Crescent
City Herald to Feb. oath
The schooner Emily Packard, was driven
ashore at Shoalwater Bay, Monday, 2lst Feb.
The vessel and cargo are a total loss All
hands were saved. The melting of SHOWS
and heavy rains, of the previous week. had
fearfully swollen the willamette The steam
ers on the upper river, find it unsafe to come
below Rock Island. The Indian Chief, Leschi
was hanged at Olympia, W. I on the l9tn
of Feb. His body was given to his Indian
friends. and buried. Late severe frosts had
frozen up the Columbia river, SO that steam
boats could not make their trips There had
been no communication with the palles, for
nearly two weeks The Standard of the %,
says that river was then clear of ice, but very
high The Willamette, which had been much
swollen was beginning to fall-Erpress.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

AN HONEST CONFESSION. The State
Journal hascommit,ed itself upon the Pres
dents message, having pronounced it a
"transcendantally able State paper" After
this very decided expression ofapprobation.
ands tying the President a Rum 'un,'
the Journal makes the following confessions:
1--WE dare not venture upon criticism of
this admirable document, but prefer to in.
vite all to a careful perusal"
whata delightful display of honesty is
contained in that paragraph, and how much
of cordiality is there in the invitation to all
to read it! Honesty and comfy" how are
you blended in the columns of the State
Journal
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

THAT MEMoRIAL. I'VE find the following
in relstion to the so called Carson Valley
and Honey Lake Memorial, in the Plumas
Argus, and call the attention of our Repre-
sentatives at Sacramento to the same.
"We call upon Messrs. Ballou, Sherwin.
Coulter and Hart to watch that Carson Val
ley and Honey LAKE Memorial. Honey
Lake had nothing to do with it. 1t is said
that Honey Lake has chosen delegate in
the person of Mr.. Roop. This is false. The
to this matter"
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03
Sacramento Correspondence d.

SACRAMENTO Feb. %, 1855
EDITOR, BUTTE RECORD Your edition
containing review of Gen. Cazneau's system
OF Military tactics was rescued yesterday,
and created no small amount of comment
From present appearances there will be a
rebellion Of the Subordinates, which will re-
suit disastrousy to the Brgadier of the Sen.
ate.
The Committee appointed for the purpose
Of taking an inventory Of all effects at States
Prison, appertaining to California left to
day, accompanied by the Governor and Sec
OF State. | do not think the present lessee
will surrender the property or leave the
grounds until compelled by the courts-Gen.
Estelle will be no loser. by the action of the
legislature regarding the States Prison, as
understand he sold his entire interest some
time since, and has good and reliable sure
ties for the payment of the money.
AS usual we have more or less Sunday
bills introduced. There is nothing like open
ing legislative Wagon Road to heaven !;
provided always. the people desue to ira
vel it.
A queer and questionable assumption of
power was perpetratcd yesterday, by the
board Of examiners, who are (as you know
composed Of the Gov, Secretary Of State and
Attorney General, which was as folows:--
A bill passed both branches Of the legisla-
ture, for the payment of advertising the sale
OF State property held some time since, which
was signed by the Governor but the board
refused to admit the accounts Whether
such refusal was caused by John Nugent of
the San Francisco HeraM being one of the
parties to whom n portion Of the money
would have been paid Il cannot gay The
Secretary Of State stated yesterday when
speaking Of the circumstance that he entire
y disrcgarded popular clamor, which | be.
lieve to be true-for during his term Of Of
fee ms Post Master of this place, he was eth
er called to Washington on official business
or went for pleasure, and on return has en-.
deavored to have claim of $500 allowed
as Ambassador to the President from the
then Governor.
The Harmonious relations of the Cabinet
have not boon the least distur bed by the an
nullment of the Governors approval of the
bill. SO you may dratc your own concu-
sions.
A bill was introduced few days since by
W. |. Ferguson of this County, for the pur-
chase of the present Capitol by the State
will Tomorrow look into it and SEQ whether
the State will be the gamer or the County.
Another Theatrical company opened the
Forrest the past week but owing to unior-
seen circumstances soon closed - Calilornans
have become disgusted with poor theatrcals,
and well they may, for there has been per-
feet surteit for a series of years. with q few
exceptions,
We were agreeably surprised by the unex.
pected arrival of the Mail Steamer, which
was caused by the expected opposition
hope it will receive a good share of patron
age, rs the public have been Inconvenience
enough by the Mail line.
Nours HUrrr
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

CoLoMA AuEAp.-Aftcr an immense deal
of wrangling between different members OF
the Eldorado delegation in the Assembly,
Coloma has been declared the shre-town OF
that County Uiee "IIangtown" discarded,
We expect to hear n blizzard from the
Mountain Democrat and the Rder. louder
than ga blast from the woman's rights con-
vention." Whew won't they howl. We
know just how they feel. We lived at Bidwell
when Oroville was robbed her Of her "pride,
pomp and circumstance" as county scat
But we have recovered from ocr gricfs, and
are glad the robbery took place
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03
Carson Valley Crane.

The State Journal in alluding to Judge
Cranes attempts at Washington to get Con.
gress to make Carson Valley Territory, =,
says Of that loquacious individual ;-J''udge
Crane is at the National Capital urging for
ward the measure with his usual energy and
activity"
Now we are not disposed to deny that the
Judge possesses energy, and incline to the
opinion that as an assiduous, untlring, breath
less. verbose, talk you-to death suprlicaut
for his hobby horse, he can't be beat for
ability by any one of the thousand lobby
members that make Washington an abiding
place; and if the ndefatgable Judge Is as
successful in driving Congressman into the
support Of his measures, as he is in Grazing
the heads of unfortunate editors with mis-
long winded dissertations upon the various
'ologies, Carson will be Territory and
Cranes fight Of greatness will be higher
Than that of bis "Sand Hill" namesake into
the vauted arch of heaven. The Judge is an
artesan well of words with a never.ceasing
flow, tremendous spout, and an enormous
bore. May he be appreciated at Washington
and kept there.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

HEARD FROM. Charles F. johnson and
Harry Graham, two telegraph operators
who left Stockton mysterously last Spring
taking with them tto horses. and subse
auently robbing man of quantity of gold
dust, have been heard from through John.
son, who has arrived at CINCINNATI, ,.and re.
ports that he made his way to the State of
Texas. through Arizona and Mexico and
that Graham was killed by the Indians
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03
DECLARATcRY NOTICE

WE THE UNDERSIGNED. CITIZENS OF
w the State Of California. do make and sub
scribe 10 TINS oGr declaration uf inention to organ
ize Company under the rome and style of the
JUNCTION ROAD COMPANY. for the purposf ut
constructing Turnpike Road. from orovilie vi
Longs Bar, White Rock, and the Junction of the
North and South Forks of Re ther nyer, 10 n place
known as Jacks Ranch, in the county Of Butte and
state OF California. Aud notice hereby further
given, that tue undersigned will meet at the Orleans
Hotel, IN the town OF 0rosiie aud county of Rutte
on the tenth day Of March A ID. ls5S, for the pur-
pose Of preliminary organization. rs provided by an
Act ot the Legislature pi the state of CiIifornia
passed May the l2th Is5i, cnttlea AN Act to All.
thorl1a the formation OF CIrp for the con.
slruction Of Plank aud Turnp ke Roads
DC DoWNER, RORr RIrCHiE,
y ;. CARLOW, c.P SAVAGE,
". MASON, r. JOHNSOS,
J CLARK, \. + LEOkN.
JACOB POWELL, " LEONARD,
c, +. TOY. PHILLIP FARRELLY,
WIN. VI. HCSSEY, : ". W. CUUGHEY,
Nh. FARLEY.
Qrcyae, February ., lsss tasig.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

MURDER Ar GRASS VALLEy.-we find
the following, in the Sacramento Union of
yesterday auder telegraph head of Grass
Valley, March lst-9 PM
A cold blooded murder was committed to-
day in Boston Ravine by man named Mich.
ael Cummings, who stabbed person named
Michael Conner in the back, the knife pier
cling the heart. and caused instant death -
nsde his escape, aud has not yet
been arrested. The jury are now holding
an inquest over the body Of Conner.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

SHAxspEARE.-We received yesterday
DER Charley Duretts, a neatly bound copy
Of shakspesrs. with the compliments OF Dea-
CON Sheldon Of Msrysville. The copy is a
pockst Oc edition, aud contains several spirited
Illustrations, We are grateful,
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

SUpoR PARpoSEp.-We approve of the
action Of Gov Weller in pardon'ng the un-
fortunate Sudor. who was sent hence to the
Peuitentiary for causing the death of Mrs
Blumenthal through his careless admins
tration of dangerous drug The lesson
though severe one, will not be without its
good effects, and will teach him and others
not to attempt such experiments for the fu-
ture. We learn that Sador will retaru to
Oroyille.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

WANTED TO DIE "A man named Jocclyn,
having made himself miserable by pro-
longed "bust." tried to commit suicide the
other day at Sacramento. by taking strych
nine He was antidoted and saved. So the
Journal tells us.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

MAN NJ, ssiNG.-An advertisement in an.
other column makes The fact known that one
Julien Sanguinettc has been missing from
his friends for several days. lie is n mono.
marAac. and fears are entertained for his
tafety.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

THANKs.-Wc are indebted to Mr.. Leland
Of the Alta Express, for San Francisco pa.
pers Of Monday; to Mr., McWiliiams Of Wells
d Fargo's Express, for the Sacramento Union
and Journal of yesterday; to D'0ryile for
the California Express and s. F. Times, and
to Mr.. Ezra Morse for San Francisco papers.
We are very thankful.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

RrcHER YEr.-0n Monday afternoon. as
We learned by gentleman from French
town, pan of dirt containing $40. was ta-
ken from Dickey s. Cos claim in Buchanan
Hill tits safe to say both in a mineralogi-
cal and political sense, that "old Buck" is
making some rich developements
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

DENIEp.--Wm. Bernhisel has denied hay
ing made propositions to Mr.. Buchanan for
the peaceable vacation of Salt Lake City by
the Mormons. SO the Washington CORES
pondent Of the N. Y. Times says
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

SPRINKLING.-If the clouds which are
now lowering about us fail to bring rain, it
will be necessary. or at least advisable to set
che sprinkliDg carts in motion again. The
streets are becoming quite dusty.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

FIzzLED "A performance given at the
Forest Theatre, in Sacramento, on Saturday
night, had the effect to gather small au.
dience, and then drive them all out OF the
house. II was n "nigrer show"
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

MAN DRowNLD According TO the Sierra
Citizen. a man named Mollock was drowned
in the river, near Downieville. by being
capsized In boat
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03
DR.. J. r. N. OWEN
n MAY he fnnnd ~ n Ii hnurs inn ~,

IVN nlghI, AZ his urice ~ ColI0n 4 ,ItDtrmotI's
Drug Store, when not absent prota busi.
ness.
The singular discrepancy between what is due him
and what he eXper's to realize from the same. and
the increasing difficulties IN meeting the ordinary
demands Of frugal lite, impress him with the ub
surlny OF continuing 10 render professional services
which imposes some expense and mach responsi-
btlity for the ridiculous consideration of II on a
DOCTORS BlI.hN and especially rs such paper
seems not likely TO beoorle negotiable ut an early
period In these parts.
Ch arges will hereafter % presented. In all cases
as his services Ia be required Persons
ltylng away from town, who may require his serv
ces al night would do well ~ send by their messen
ger $50 II they require prompt attendance, "a he
can still iess afford 10 inIlre or ieorartze his heath
by night-rdng unless he can thereby realz - ready
provision for his own necessities
To those who have paid his demands. he desires
to express his sincere thanks for their patronage.
Oroville, March I-lm
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

ORovILLE REsTAURANr.--The proprietors
Of the Oroville Restaurant, as will be seen
by their advertisement in another column,
have "come down to the times" and now
board people for eight dollars per week.
Good grub is plenty and cheap in Oroville.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03
Proceedings fthc Board OF ofTrustces.

UROV1LLE, March 7. INDS.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present Leovy, in the chair, Garriott,
Hrrris & Smith.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Town Treasurcr's monthly report WAS pre-
sented and on motion accepted and ordered
on file
Moved that the chair appoint a cowmittee
of two, 10 ascertain whether the Town Sur.
veyor will tender his services gratis, in es-
tablishing grade for the streets within the
town Garriott and Harris were appointed
as the committee.
The following bills were allowed and or
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

CHURCH DLpIcATEp.-The "0ctagon"
Church in Sacramento, was dedicated on
Sunday afternoon. The church as described
as neat aud conveniently arranged,
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

MoRPHrNE.--Niadame Celeste, the dansc-
use, is lying sick at Sacramento. from an
overdose Of morphine, taken through mis-
take.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

LIBRARY FUND-The State Treasurer
made the members of the legislature fork
over five dollars of their weeks pay on Satur-
day last. which sum the members of each
session are required to pay into the State
library fund.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

TREAsuRER's NoTIcE Scrip holders at
tention Is directed to the notice which Mr..
Baltimore publishes in another column -
There are now some two thousand dollars in
the treasury wherewith to redeem county
warrants
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

NEW PAPER. The Southern Vineyard"
il to be the name of paper which will soon
make its appearance in Los Angeles. J. j..
Warner is to be its editor.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03
A Mining Claim,

Located next to that occupied by the Steam Mining
Company, at the loot of Lincoln Il
JAUES kENNONAN.
N.B-Fnr particulars apply ethcr al the Butte
Record office, or on the premises.
Otoville. March lst.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03
Know all Men by these Presents
r A r e G Fl A N @ E !
Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE.

L. The Undersigned being dcsirous
Ft, 10 close out his business otir,s Tor safe lne
RLl house ON the bar at the font o Hhuioun street.
now occupied nv mo Il ferry house, together with
The grounds udi Icent Also,
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03
NEW ADVERTISEME ENTS.
Information Wanted !

tLIEN SANGUINETTE. \ Young
W rnan of some twenty or twenty one Years vt age
VINO Tor year or more has been Hburing under II
religious monOmAuia. has been missing from his
friends since sunday last. lie II o small sz. with
bllck curly hair, and when last seen was dressed in
blue wooden shirt ligh: colorel pants black cHp aui
heavy boots AS fears entertained for his safety
any Information of his whereabouts will be gfniriu!ly
received by the undersigned "a his carpenter shop on
Montgomery street. nehr the saw mill
mar2.3 A. l. noe.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

ForND DRowNED.-Hugh Cosin an Irish
man, drowned himself lately in the Mokel-
umne River. Cause, insanity.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03
oaoVGLE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH Sd. 1858.
Mr.. John III. LnIard |. authorized q

receive Subscriptions and collect moneys for the
Daily and Th. Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
At a distance can obtain the paper by furnishing him
with their names.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-03

- The Steamers Of this Line will herenf,pr lea ve
regularly FOR PANAMA On the FIFTH DAY or
EVERY MONTH, until the Companys Route by W.,
oflhe lsTllMuS SoFNICARAGUA is put in thoror h
repair for the safe aud comfortable transit of Pa..en
gers and Treasure
c. *. GARRISON d CO.. Agents,
Southwest corner Washington aud Battery Streets IN
stairs.
The Orzaha will be succeeded hy the Steamship
NEVADA, Thomas Huntington, Commander, to sail
on Monday, April ith.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-24

This large class Of disa,s including Uic,rat;ous In
hanations bronchial iTratons. Gc l. most su,,c...
iuiy treated ly the Of Dr. Davis Dcruraiiye and I
Davis Throat Application Read the IoG u. case Of
speedy cure after Tong continued suffering:
tast Town, Chester O., July ., 1888.
DR. DtvTS-Denr SIR:
About i've years ago was attacked with disease cf
IN" throat which came gradually. hut at times
"ouid take cold the pain and suffering would be very
distressing accompanied with less Of voice 10 such an
"Atcnt that could not speak above whisper Tn. 3i
sease continued getting worse. uotwithstanlu- | VS.
under the medical treatment Of four different
Becoming alarmed at my condition. concluded To 70 70
fhiladrlptia and consult you. which Yea rscalcct l
IN the winter Of l>@l. when You recommended me 10
your Depurative: ard by the Of four lotI Of IT, in
cohnexlon with your throat application was entirely
cured and have ,maincd we'll 1t is now more than
year since the cure Effected. Respectfully your
friend. NAEGARETTs + HI.Ii6p
DR. DAVIS ANTI SCEUFULOUS OINTMENT and
THROAT APPLICATION should accompany the perur-
ati'e IN cases Of scrofulous Ulcers and Ulcers &c he
Throat. I '
- Call on the Agents, J. BAKER & CO.or
Lewisburg, and procure Circucrs containing lars-e
mass OF evidence in favor of the medicine
j. BAKER co Agts for Union county, r-55v
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-24
To Taxpayers and Tax-Collec,ors

A 1t is not generally known that Tax
IA Collectors have to pay interest on the
balance due by them after the second Tuesday
IN January, for the information OF all concern
ed VIII cite The law on the subject (See
furdon Digest page 99l Sec. l22.) Ill the
quota OF any county be not paid over before
,he second Tuesday IN January in each year
TO the State Treasurer. then and in such case
the amount remaining unpaid shall be chars-
ed against said county on the books of The
State Treasurer and shall bear an interest of
live per cent. TIL paid. and no payment shall
be made 10 or IN behalf of said county under
the various acts relating TO common schools
or any other purposes until the said balance
be fully paid and satisfied" This is the Law.
and II is hoped you will govern yourselves
accordingly. HIP. SHELLER, Treas'r
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-24
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SAFE

VvNHE subscriber offers for sale his Residence
i on the west side of South Second street
in the Borough of Lewisburg, between Market
and StLouis streets, ,cousistingof of near a LOT and
ahalfoi ground, making a front of 90 feet on said
Second street, and in length l57 feet, 6 inches.
The Improvements are commodious three
~ storey BRICK DWELLING
II. HOUSE, of pressed brick, Al feet
front by SO feet deep-well finished-with a
marble base, marble sills and lintels in front
"a ire-proof roof-wrh Wing attached of
23 by 10 feet-an Out Kitchen-a Well of ex-
cellent water, with Pump in, under roof-a
large Cistern also under roof-a large new
Siable-an Ice House-and other necessary
out-buildings. There are also on sad..,.
Lot choice Fruit Trees and Shrubberv ~
The location is desirable one either for a
private residence or public business. his on
the most elevated part Of the Borough, near
the Court House, and but short distance from
Market s,reet-Terms will be made easy.
June D, 1897 G. F. MILLER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-24
Valuable Farm for Sale.

ylNHE subscriber offers FOR sale his farm,
Situate IN White Deer township, Union
county, about three miles west of Milton, and
four miles north Of LewiSburs, containing $50
acres. leo cleared, and in good state of cul-
rivaiion. The Improvements are good "a
frame House, a large franc Barn, with EB 4
v,.,si -'ir-tr>sary out 6uiidifsS.' "a'pt,S"aBa
Peach Orchards, Il good limestone quarry.
On the South part is a good vein Of Iron Ore,
also good tenant house. Said South part,
say 60 Acres may be had separate.
esS, Also 73 Acres Of timber land about three
=. miles west of said farm: the timber land
can be purchased IN lots. Inquire of
2m763pd JAMES FINNEY, Milton.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-24
FOR SALE.
4 GOOD FARM. formerly occupied BY

u VO .RIe.'I. fVTfI'oT'I VNVUItV" II!
u MPherson, now by TIuti, iutersecied by
the line of Union and Snyder counties, CON
tanning 40 acres. of which about 100 are
cleared. The public road from Northumber-
land 10 New Berlin passes through 1t about
four miles from Northumberland. two from
Winfield Iron Works, four or five from Lewis
burg. Title indiSputable. One third of the
purchasing money cash, and the residue IN
equal yearly payments with interest, secured
by Mortgage and Bonds. The whole tract
is fit for cultivation, and includes fair por-
ton of meadow ground and timber land.
Inquire OF John YouEgman. at Winfield Ir-
on orks, or of HUGH BELLAS, ACT.
Sunbury, Sept. 1883 3m153