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The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31
Beware Of Fraud!

We are not among those who would
object to any mans voting such tick
ct as he should deem proper and right;
but in these days Of scheming trick
sters. corrupt, unprincipled politicians,
and thieving and swiu6ling propositions,
we would earnestly and respectfully
caution the citizens Of the county,
against being DECEIVED into voting
any of the thousand and one bogus
tickets which designing knaves have
made for them. The Peoples party
and the Republican party are not alone
the victims Of imposition in the way o.
bogus tickets. Those who have Sc
basely betrayed and deceived them
and who have attempted to deceive The
unsuspecting voter into supporting thei
men and measures by such means ar
not the men to pause at any half wa.
place in their work Bogus democrat
ic tickets will be found in abundance a
the different precincts on the day cfth
election! The early exposition mad
of the attempted fraud upon the oppo
sition parties should induce the dem
ocracy throughout the county to close
ly scan the ticket they are about to de
post, and see that they are not dcfrau
ded out of their right of suffrage, by
juggled ballot.
Democrats, be careful from whor
you receive your ballots! Examine
closely before voting! Stay at the poll
and see that the unsuspecting are no
deceived into voting bogus tickets.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31

Tom BRowDER.-We have received an or
der from this gentleman for tickets. He is
candidate for member of Assembly from Te.
hama county. lie desires two or three kind,
Of tickets. and requests US to forward tn,
Dill for the same. Can't think of il. Tom
until you forward that little bill for theat.
ricai printing which we have charged asaihs,
you. It stands thus:
10 printing programmes and ADVERT.
''..''.'..s..... SIS, ,00
10 sending big fat constable after
you' who caught you, but could
hnd nothing to attach. S3s, ,OC
Please call and settle when on your way te
your legislative duties.
=. an, ism ah, Tam ,thonTt get thy fairin'!
=" heh they III roas, thee like herrin, I"
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31
The election Te.sGorrow.

The Issues involved in the election to NOR.
row, and which people Of. California, will be
then called upon to decide, are plain and
palpable, and are, We doubt not, we'll under
stood by the mass OF the people who are to
decide upon them. It is we'll known that
the Democratic party Of Butte, in conven-
ton assembled, re.affirmed these great na-
tional principles upon W ich the battle of
1856 was fought and won-the rights Of the
people Of the States and Territories to decide
fer themselves the character Of the institu.
tons under which they were 10 live. This
re.afiirmation Of national democratic prin-
ciples was rendered necessary, from the fact.
that the national authorities. chosen under
pledges to carry them out. had ignobly fail.
ed to redeem those pledges. and pursued q
policy calculated to destroy that truly na-
tiOnal party, The representatives of Cali.
fornia at Washington were divided upon the
issue, Gwiu and Scott consentipg to aban.
don national democratic principles for the
support Of the Kansas policy OF the Presi.
dent, and Broderick and McKibbcn prefer.
ring to adhere to the platform Of principles
which had SO SUCCESSFULLY carried the party
through successive campaigns. The issu,
could not have been avoided, had the Dem.
ocracy Of California been disposed to .urren
der their principles to follow the lead ol
them. 1t would have been forced upon them
by vigiIant opposition, and the party com.
PEELED to endorse the unprincipled votes OF
Gwin and Scott. and the attempts of the for
mer to continue q huge monopoly that ha:
weighed down the giant energies Of cur glo.
rious young State. 1t would have been t
sanction the many frauds upon the Genera
Government perpetratel by that hoary.
headed sinner in the way Of appropriations
for California. vast amounts Of which nre be
l!esed to have found their way ultimately to
the c. ffers Of the Senator and his frieuds, Ia
aid them in keeping California under their
control.
The democracy Of Butte could not do 9th
erwse than to sustain those who had nobly
adhered to the principles of the party, des.
pite II tho powerful Influences that were
brought to bear upon them. They could no,
do otherwise than to sustain the principles
Of the party so gal antly upheld by Douglas
tho great right Of the people to govern
themselves.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31
SpsculatiOib.

The advocates of the railroad swindle ar
guc that laboring men should favor it. be-
cause it will make work for them. The two
hundred thousand dollars in bonds might
execute $l5O.O0O " rth of work Ttcin,er.
est upon these bonds for twenty years would
amount to three hundred and twent y five
thousand dollars, making q total of five hun.
dred and twenty-f thousand dollars to be
paid by tho county for $l50,O00 worth of
work! Is there no speculation in this? Is
therc no speculation IN creating county
debt of ever halfa million of dollars that a
few laboring men may find employment un-
der rascally contractors who year after
year defrnud laborers out Of their honest
wages? Are not our mines better pay.
masters, than the authors and adv GATES Of
this swudle.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31

Cor FRIoHTENEp'-Notice had been Civ.
en- that Buchanan Federal Meeting would
be had in this city, to come off on Saturday
last. Messrs Hammond and Calhoun BEN
ham (the latter gentleman was q whig can
didate for Congress a couple Of years since)
were brought from San Francisco to teach
the people Of Stockton to follow Buchanan n ,
regardless of the principles of democracy
The signs being that there would be little or
no audience to hear Federal power lauded.
extraordinary efforts we're made to draw q
crowd. Cannons were fired, tar BARI els and
other sorts Of barrels. were piled up as his
as house and set on fire; and o band Of
music started after the manner Of the Mn
strels at the theatre, to gather crowd but
all was Of no avail, as but few were drawn
together to see the fire aud hear the music.
- Stockton .Argus.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31
A CARD,

Having understood that I am rcpo rted to
be in lcague With the Administration LIE
compton party, al that had male an ar.
rangement With Mr. Peter Fieer to resign
and retire from the contc.t if he could hold
the office o. Post Master and Supervisor. Iu
justice T. myself aud friends hereby pro.
nouuce it II f,lsehood | am of the Peoples
Popular Sovereignty party.
II. W. BOGDWELL,
Orovillc, August %. 1858,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31
The Question settled.

Tho secret circulars of the railroad and
wagon road swindlers, informs the people Of
Butte county that, if they do not vote for
their insulting and oppressive proposition,
they will "perpetuate cloud of dust leagues
Of mud. hard mountain road, to travel,
stage monopolies. high fares" etc.. etc
According to this argument, thirty thousand
dollars principal IN Butte county bonds. a,
ten per cent interest for "fve and seven
years. amounting to $4,000. making a
total Of $4S, 1000, will lay the dust in oil the
wagon roads. "dry up the mud" and all
that sort of thing! The facts Of the case
are-it approptistes fourteen thousand dol.
lars to perpetuate q toll bridge, and to cou-
struct road to the toll roads of Plumas
county; and fourteen thousand dollars to
construct another road to the Plumas couu.
~ line, from which that county will never
extend it. "psrpetuates" the trade and
travel of Plumss away from Orovi,le for ell
time to come. by carrying that trado and
travel around us. II denies Orovills the
privilege Of constructing roads that would
bring that travel to our doors, and squan.
ders the means Of the county TO carry il by
the " Mcndenhali Ranch" Garden Ranch,
aud other 'improvements.' Do the citizens Of
orovil's desire to have their persons and pro.
perty taxed, and the general county fund"
appropriated for such thieving scheme -
Do you wish to perpetuats q thieving mo.
nopoly that will forever turn the travel and
wealth OF that vast mineral region from
eur dcors'
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31
Am UNITS 70 NothInC.

When we take into consideration the
facts that, Joe Baldwin has long been
known as one OF the writer's for the San
Francisco Herald, and that its CORES
pondent from Solano county has been
impeached by Judge Currey, the Sian.
ders contained in that paper against
the democratic nominee for Supreme
Judge amount to nothing. 1t is just
as clear as any case mentioned in Joe
Baldwin's great burlesque work enti-
tied Flush Times in Alabama.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31
A Case I'm Point.

II 10 claimed in favor Of the Railroad and
Wagon Road Act. that the interest due from
the railroad company will pay the interest
Oh the eoun y bonds. and that the county
will not be single cent loser for loanipe its
credit for such purposes. although the county
would be responsible should the railroad fail
to pay. We have already shown by the act
itself, that the company are not required to
pay up the interest for the FIRST five years,
and in our estimation. any company that
might be found under the act, after the
county had consented to issue its bonds
would never pay anything. We have Q case
in point.
Guernsey county. 10 Ohio. in 1851. ad.
vanced its credit to the amount OF $500, GOO
to the Ohio Central Railroad Company, iu
the manner the people Of Butte county are
now asked to advance their credit to an i'm
aginary company hereafter to be formed.
The road went into immediate operation.
and has been doing q heavy business ever
since. but has never paid copper Of the in
terest or principal ON the amount loaned by
the county. The county has been compe lied
to meet it. II n railroad through an old and
densely populated county cannot pay the 10 =
tercst on that sum, is it not folly for Butte
county to loan her bonds for such purpose.
Where there is no real or tangible security
to be offered Let our citizens think of this
fact. and tomorrow deposit their ballots
against those who would speculate on them.
selves and their property
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31

BEAUTIFUL Dusr.-we were shown on
Saturday last. by Capt. Lytle, Of the Cove
Claim, about twenty ounces Of fine river
gold, the first taken from the river this
season. Mr.. Lytle has the Cove claim in good
working condition. and will have several
sluices running to day or to. morrow. The
claim is in the vicinity Of the old sailor
claim OF 1858.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31

GS- The Democratic State Convention Of
the State of OHIO met on the Goth Of f'August.
at Columbus. and nominated Thomas W.
Bartly for Supreme Judge, J. Ward. for At
torney General, 8 W Gibson, for Controller.
and IL ii Henderson, member Of Board of
Public works
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31
Ste AMBOAT.
.EsE%

The attempt to steam boat the people Of
this county. into the support Of Joseph G.
Baldwin. by issuing spurious and fraudulent
tickets is already meeting the fate Of oil
such dishonest tricks. One lot of these
cOunterfeit tickets were left by one of the
hired carriers with an honest Democrat, who
discovering the base imposition consigned
them to the flames. Ifthe honest voters arc
on their guard, this dirty trick will recoi
on the heads Of those who designed it,
REMEMBER oil tickets with the name Of 10.
sEPHG BALDWIN on are not the regula,
Democratic tickot.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31

FRANK ADMISSION have been heav.
ny taxed heretofore to support county Off.
GERS only" 30 says the wagon road and
railroad circular. Considering that some Ct
tue advocates OF this monstrous swindle,
have heretofore had almost entire and ab.
soiuts control of county affairs. this is q
rank admission. The people of the county
will take good care that they are no, hsre.f.
ter taxed for the support Of ex.county Off.
GERS only.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31

APLArN 0NE.-" II is not designed for the
special benefit Of individuals, says the ly.
ing wagon road explanations in the secret
circular Of the special property and scalp
tax advocates and general county fund "
plundsrsrs. Itisa palpable lie. The act
says the road shall run by the " Mendenhall
ranch " and by toll bridge improvements
already made to accommodate the travelling
publisc See section twelve.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31

LIiSoIs.-Ths Illinois election takes
place on the Tuesday following the frst Mon
day in November. The contest l, between
the regular Democracy. ON the one side, aud
Mr.. Buchanan's etics- holders (wi,h a few
e1csptions) and the Abolitionists. on the
other,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31

Rich DiRr.-We learn from Mr.. Lathrop,
Of the Cape Claim. that one pan Of dirt ia.
ken from near the head dam. yielded one
hundred and forty dollars. The claim is
being rapidly drained. and will soon DO in
good working order A second pan it is said
yielded $275
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31

SAN DiEeo.-The residents Of San Diego
were under arms when the Senator left, in
momsntary anticipation Of the attack Of q
band Of desperadOes from Lower California,
who bad been devastating the country south
Of tho town
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31

SAN FRANCISCO We learn by telegraph
IN the Bee. of last evening, that Frank
Soule sailed, yesterday, for Australia
There was an immense meeting of the
Mud 81 Is. on Friday evening. Not less
than 1880 persen we're pesent Col Zabris-
kie, Cotfro,h and others spoke.
Senator Eers " n is gradually impro wing,
aud there is no danger Of losing his leg. he
is quite comfortable to-day, and expresses
his regret o, not being able TO cast bis vote
in Sacramento for the Mud Sill.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31
NJ O TT IO Es

From and after this drte no Legal Advertisements
will be inserted until paid for Political aid The
atrica printing mus, be paid for OH delivery. The
aeove will be strictly adhered TO.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31

PudALtsrIc. pugalistio set.to took
place yes erday, q short dis ancc below
town, between Jim Trainer, and person
named Callahan. The latter is said to have
been victorious.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31

AWARD OF PREMIUMs.--Iu the published
list Of premiums awarded at the State Ag
riculsural Fair. on Saturday last. we fud
the following.
RalstOn & Christ. Butte couuty. harness
leather. diploma; sole leather, gold plate
Maj. John Bidwell. Butte county, four
book.
u W. Brooks, Butte county, peaches +; di-
ploma.
Maj. John Bidwell, Butte county, turnips.
$5 90
Mrs. HofIlsy, Oroville. Embroidery. silver
medal raised embroidery. gold medal.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31

j.. G. McKibbcn aud w. l.. Dudley,
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES FOR CONGRESS, will
address tho ei.izcns OF California nj the following
place.:
Red Blur. Tebama county, .. Nc ndny, Angst 30th.
bhasta, Shasta couny,.... ....Tuesday, Vug. 3lst
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31

Gov. WELLERs hErTERs.-Ths Marys
vile Democrat thus dscorrscth ab ut Gov
weller's letters to briggs and others of Am.
ador:
" A correspondent asks Us what we think
Of the recent elec,ioneering letter of Gov.
Weller. Well, we think it was not worthy
Of the Office, though it might have been oil
the man. 1t is about as demagogical q doc.
ument as We ever read. For calling tn
Douglas men. who supported him III 1867 in
the Democratic State Convention, as we a,
afterwards in the canvass. Black Republi.
cans, Of course they are duly grateful.
However. his letter has no more effect on a
sensible Douglas man. as far as turning him
from his true course is concerned, than if he
were not the Governor Of the State and his
brother, Postmaster at San Francisco.
Let him write many more such letters. and
he will hear something too much. we think
OF that popular clamor" about which he
Is In the habit Of talking so snesripgly.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

rETO THE STOCKHOLDERS of TIE VIRGIN
y Qistk Mining Company, notice is hereby
given !n,t all s'hres upon Which asses Is are nov
duri and remain unpaid OH Saturday, Oct. ID, 1885,
will b; 50 at the Office of .lu company at Yankee
Hin. on that day. To pay such assessments.
oroviile AcS 3 !S,S +. L.. CDMLEY, Pres.
a3O-lw G. II. TURNER, Secretary.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31
Township Nominations.
Tor Supervisor, First District
PETER EREER.

For Justices tf TIE rence.
Joli, 8. BERRY. EDWARD D0NAlIO.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31
Notice..

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN 10 tho stoetho,d
= e's In the Forty-Nine h tirty-six Quariz Min
ing company that there VIII be n NEE ing of ,he
s.ockhnlders at the cffce OF the Company. Al Van.
wee hiiI Or Ron Township. Buttc Cunty, ON Wed
nesnay the O. day Of October. one Thousand eight
ian r anu htyeighi. AT one O'Clock p NJ, OF said
ID desired. BY order
Jso. l.. viEks, Seer ary ''o'"
''h' aug 2Iih, 1885. tsug27 toll
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31
Fer COnstnblsI

P MAGUIRE,.......JERRY ]. COLIN
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-31

County Ponds for Railroad or Wagon Roads-No
~fhcticr, Wednesday September lst-O
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21
SHERIEESS SALE

By xirtuc of an Execution issued by the Clerk
ofthe Common Please Court Marshall County, In
diana and to me directed; have taken and will off
er for sale at public auction. the law directs at
the Court House Door in Plymouth,on the 10th,
day of October ], 1858, between the
hours ofI0 O'Clock, a. m. and A O'Clock D. m of
that day, the following described property ;to-wit:
"Corrmencng sixty (G0) feet east from the North
East corner of Lot No Eight ~ in the Tippeca-
noe Town Plot, Marshall County. Indiana; Thence
East Eight 10y Rods; Thence South five (5) Rods:
Thence West Eight ~ Rods; Thence North Five
(5) Rods to the place of beginning, Containing
one Quarter ofan acre; and also Commencing Six
ty (60) feet East from tn. North East Corner of
Lot No. one ~ in Tippecanoe Town; Thence
East Eight ~ Rods Thence South Five (5) r.
Thence West Eight ~ Rods; Thence North Five
90 Rods, TO the place of beginning containing one
Quarter IA of an acre, with all the tentments
thereto belonging. Taking as the property ofthe
defendants, in act in in said Court, brought a.
gainst Joseph Brelsford, Samuel and Michel Kes-
Ter, wherein Judgment was obtained against de-
PENDENT fir Four Hudred and Nine Dollars, and
interest and costs.
- j. +. VAN VALKENBURG Sh'f NJ. c.
The above sale is postponed until Thursday the
Ii tn day of November 1853,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

l5DR RoBacK's GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVER Es
DIR. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies are over
turning all the old theories of mekicine. They
reach the blood through the objective organs with
a quickness, certainty and curative effect almost
mrsculous. The herbs, of which the are made are
from the mountains of Sweden, and this eombina-
ton of vegetable elements is supers edng all the
mineral medicines. Dyspepsia, coughs, broncht-
is. bilious complaints, fts nereous affections, hys-
terics, scroiula, skin diseases, rheumatism head
ache, pains in the back, sexual debility etc, are re-
lever with wonderful rapidty, and there is no
maady originating in morbid condition of the
blood or other finds of the lody, that does no
yieldto the Scandinavian Remedies. See Adver
tisenent.r f- ~
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

J-$40O PAID OUT IN DocrERIG FOR FEVER AND
AGUE.-Frons respectable Farmer near Green
Spring, Ohio,-I have made use of |. l.. StJoHN's
AGUE SYRUP with most astonishing success.
l purchaseda bottle which cnred permanently four
cases of Fever and Ague in my own family. and
two OF my neighbors. They all took an emetic be-
fore taking the Syrup. i have paid out Four
Aundred Dollars duriog the past ssx years III doc
toring for Fover ane Ague. 1 had mad use of
Chrystie's Balsam, end host of Ague Medicines,
but was only able to obtain Temporary relief, un-
til made use of the AGUE SYRUP, since which
time my family have once more been able to enjoy
life agrin. JOHN SIMMONS.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21
CHE RIFFS SALE.


CHE RIFFS SA LIE. a..,.
DBy virtue of an execution, to me directed from
the Clerk eff the Marshall Circuit Court; will off
err for sale at Public auction, at the Court House
Door in Plymouth, Marshall County Indiana, on
the lth day of November, A. D., 1883, between
the hours of10 O'Clock a. M, and O'Clock p. m.
ofsaid day, the following Real Estate; to-wit:-
The north half of the south west quarter ofsection
seventeen I'D Township thirty thaee (33) range
Four a.; also Fifty acres off of the north end Of
the wesl half of the north west quarter of section
Twenty nine l29) Township Thirty three l23
range four "a east; and also the east halt OF the
south eas. quarter dissection eight cen u.s. Town
ship thirtyflree (33) range four ~ east; all in
Marshall County. Epecuted.as the property OF
John Cooper, Fphriam Cooper. and Sebastian As.
penlichter at the suit of Eli W. Sunny against
John Cooper, Ephriam Cooper, and Sebastian As
penlichter. The above mentioned real estate or
much thereof will be sold as will satisfy ajudS.
nent of One Thousand Four Hundred three and
s4-l00 Dolls. besides Interest and Costs .-',
.lses ~ o. d f. VANvALKENBURGH,
Sheriff NJ G. - q .sfss.ssf oct. II 4st3.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21
Arrival. and Departure of Mails

- Arrival and Dep arture Of Mails
Mail arrives from the East, daily. ;. % 80 a m
Departs. .-...-... .,.,.....,..9 90 p m
Mail arrives from the West. -. LII 90 a m
Departs. 30 81 m
Mail arrives from the North, tri-weekly, -s--
Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays, 10 90 m
Departs same days. ........... 90 m
Mail arrives from the South, tri-weekIy, ~ -
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, - 90 m
Departs same days .....-.......,...., / 90 d m
Mail arrives from Knox. semi-weekly, =
Mondays and Thursdays, .,......... 90 D m
Departs Tuesdays and Fridays ........ 8 90 a m
Mail arrives from Goshen Thursdays and deIart
Fridays.
Mail from Argus arrives and dep~s.s Tuesdays
and Saturdays
Mail from Monon arrives and departs FRIDAYS.
Maxinkuckee Mail arrives and departs FRIDAYS.
Letters to be mailed the same day, should be
handed in one hour before the departure of mails
Office open from O'Clock m to D m.
~ Hereafter the Office will be open ON SUNDAYS,
from 80 to 2 80 m.
JOHN K. BROOKE, F. NJ.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21
Four Long-standing Cases of Fever and

Four Long-standing Cases of Fever and
Ague cured after using Osgoods India
Chologogue.
From respectable Druggist, Bellevue o. Nay &c,
1855 CENT? am out of your Ague syrup, and
wish You would forward me a supply Immediately
1t has thus far proved itself great remedy in Fe-
yer and Ague. L have rot heard of its failing in
a single instance to effect a thorough cure. know
of four Ions standing cases in whiclsQsgoods India
Choogogue and many other things were used
without breaking up the disease. Your AGUE
SYRUP effected a speedy and permanent cure
Six months have now elapsed since three of the
cases were cured The fourth case was in nv
family. 1t was of five or six moths standing.
The Cbologogue did no good, but your medicine
effected speedy cure. W.B.D EMICK.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a commission and order of Sale.
to me directed from the Clerk Of the Marshall
Common Pleas Court, | will expose to sale as
the law directs, at The Court house door in Ply-
mouth, on Monday, the 25th day OF October,
1853, between the hours of l0o'clock a. m. and
i o'clock p M, of said dag, the following de-
scrbed real estate to wit:
The south half of the west half of the norlh-
west quarter of section nineteen, township thirty
five, north of range three cast in Marshall coun-
ty, In.liana.
Taken as the property of George Woodwork,
at the suit of Henry Wait. ~,
]. +. VAN VALKENBURGH,
45-td.9 -xfs a1lt.-rJ :. = Sheriff M. c.