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NerLanlt


2-3 Sbubna6er arf Nsdrnsar6eit. 5uter yOpn uno be-
fdabtge Artetr. NaAjutra9tn et q. 0PF8Hfpt 20 Is
81 IrpS a tftr. D.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
Money Advanced! !

10 ANY AMOUNT. At REDI'CEp RATES OF
Interest, On Watches. nj; mon Is, Gun>, PISTOLS.
fawery Kind of valuable property, by
II. MYE RS,
|fsprooi brick, Washington plcck, VI! e-s street
have constantly for sale, forfeited Hedges, con
{ng Of gold aud silver Watches, Rings Rreast-
Pis.o-, &c, sc, which can mud will s'll at
a York prices. Call AMI satisfy NouTsclve- hei'r
EWeyi orbitdu' charges elsewhere. Silver watch
~ 81 so AMI Warranted for Twelve months rs cor
imfkeepes
" Highest rice raid for County Scrip. au27
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
OROyILIE SEMINARY,

vENIIs 1NsrfTrTIoN WILL REOPEN on
Monday next, IL h instant or the reception
of Pu ril-.
Tho course of Instruction embraces tn" v1riouS
Branchc, ofau English Educat on. taught on the
most aprrovcl priucip pies. and from acknowledged
text books.
The Seminary. now in It's tn ri year. can point ~
It's thotouehncss Of Instruction, to those who have
avaicd Themselves Of is benefits tor any length OF
time and trusts to show like result hereaftc;.
The Subscriber having commenced the h1si' eSs
Instrncting Youth. UPWARDS OF TNENTf.ONE
YEARS AGO brings 10 hear. necessarily. large
fund, nj cxpertcpcr. tthan which rotl ing il hor'
tl,positc in importing insirueton0 acquired IN pur
suit OF his profession in various parts oftte Union
:. r. WILEY
To Miners Merchants and others. wanting part
nership's accounts adjusted either single or com
pound nr nricat accounts generally can have them
arranged with c)rrectness and d,paich by apply ny
to >. " VIII
Crovc Seminary, July 10, 1853 I'm
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

o.
~ TIE Mustang IJniIr onT Euies
Rheumatism;
TIE Mustang Liaiment Curce s'iHjo'nlg;
TIN, Must,ny Tiui uent cL-rs Btrns aud Wonnds;
The Mustang i.iniment ca 'es Sores and I cers;
The Nustpng Liniment cures Gated breasts and
Sore Nipples;
The Mustang Iiniment cures Neuralgia;
The uust ,rg Iii. ncrt cures Corns and Warts;
The MGstaug I.inimentfs worth
l,OnO,cO0 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United States the preserver and restorer
of ynluable horses and cattle. 1t cures ull Sprans
Calls Wounds, SliG Joints. &c.
WilyIu answer this question: Did YOU ever
hear IF nny orhintry Sore, swelling. Spain or St'n'
ness, either on man or brnst, which the MnsiatR
Liniment would not cure? Did yon ever visit nf y
respectable druggist IL any part oi tte $0,ld-in
Eprcrc, Asia or tmr-ica-whp diI not say "it was
the grcntesi discovery Of the agf" Sold everywhere
Fvc,y ttmiI, should have 1t; three sizes. BARNES
Il PARK, Proprietors, New York.
PARK i WHITE.
sole Agents tot the Pacific Coast,
IT, 71lVashington street. opposite the Market
COTTON y McDE tMprr, Agents, Orovili".
~ THE TRADE supplied on tue most Hbefoi
terms aps 3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
Tor Constable,
WILLIAM II. ARMSTRONG.

Uostctter-The SurprIsing EHccts OF
HnSTErTER'S VEGETABLE STOMACH tlI
TIERS in r moving bile. forcing an appetite lmrat
ing health and tone To the system. and disspntinV
iyspep,ic .ympons, are unry wonderful. Every
nervous, dchilItated, weak and enncintrd person,
male or female. should Try itat once. 9ne ~inrgaNs
full t.kon three /, each day, before meals; pr II
the pu'irnt should be lady or child IN dehtli'a,cd
condition. halt the qnaniN viii do until snf'cieh'
strength is rrntnrcd, Viii will be realized In very
short time aud rn,incc the patient 81 the truth Il
the above named happy results, VIII ch have gained
tor these Bilcr, such an euviable reputation every
where.
Kept by Druggi Is. Groceries and first class sa
lOnn.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
Sheriff Sale.

HlY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
out Of the District Court ut tho fihceHih Ju-
diciul District, In aud for the Coury At tiut'., and
Stn,c oi California; to me directed and delivered,
commanding ne Ia make the sum OF two thousand
seven hundred and t~enty-thrcc aud 6o-l0l dol.
urs tess the sum " Sl323 70 mad, ON fofmar exc
cution, together with inerest thereon at the rate OF
ten per cent per ahnum uoil paid and all c'ss of
suits taxed in the sum Of thirty eight sixty one hun
drc,h dollars ard all Rcorung costs On snid writ
wherein W 1OTMAN is plnint n and DOWNS
MINING COMPANY Ia Il fendnnt. have levied
upon and viii es, uso nj public sale to thu highest
bidder, for cash On saturday, the 18th day
OF September, a. DIS =, q the hour of Two
O'Clock NJ ot sad day, all uf the right tile and
interest Of the above nam,d defendants In aud to
that certain river claim situated between White Rock
and lonp,a Rar, In Butte county California IN main
Feathar river commencing at thu iooi of slate Blum
Mining Companies c'nms md ext, ndhlg Down tho
river Jnrten hundred feet more or lesf, said claim
being known ms the Downs Mining Cnhtap,'s ctaim
aisp the grpde and ground lyit adoningsr es,ns
necessary foi the Il 'omirg aud working the same.
The above sRie To take place At the Court House
door, in the To~n of oruvie, County end State
aforesaid
N: n. PLU.sT, Sheriff Bltffe County
Orovlle, Aug 2Sth, A d. 1853 ngSL
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice..

fTtCETS HEREBY GIVEN to'he Stockho'd
1 e's In the Forty Nine y Filty-SiN Qmrlz Mn
/ Go npany. that t ere VIII IN meeting OF The
fibaldcrs nj the rnicc or'the Company, nj 'nn
I llil, Oregon Tnwnship. fullc thuty, "h We'd
Psla' he 6'h day of October. one Thousand eighl
Fsirsd an fty-cgh, NJ one o'cnck / fi,, OF said
for the election of three Trustees, To- serve TOR
kshS'ing yea. 4 rull attendance o: stock oldcrs
|ssfed by order
g. .NyHTrEMAN, President
IN l.. vIFEy, Stcre ary.
fhkee lliil Aug 27lh, 1853. fauro1 III
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-01

DIR. J. c. YOUNG, whose advertisement ad
vertisemen ears in another column me pioneer
advertising Physician in this state hat erffed mere
patients thnn any other. Attention is called To his
advertisement.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-12
PETITIONS.

Amongst the petitions from his County,
presented by our Representative we observe
tho following: ILL.,
BY Mr.. FAULKNER: The petition of John
Cunningham, praying Congress TO grant him
Mexico.
Also, the petition Of John +. lIamsracA,
George D. McGlincy, John II. MeEpdree,l Of
SheP5erdstown, Jefferson county, Virkinis,
and others, praying Congress to grant a; pen
sioa to john Cunningham. ~.
Also the petition of John ?. Brown, Edward
NJ. Aisquith, Leonard Sadler, &c, citizens Of
CnarIestowD, Jefferson county, Virginia, pray
ing Congress to grant John Cunningham 8
{ Also, the petition of VIM. Mcsher?y,5 Of
Jefferson county, Va, praying c9 improvisation
for attention to the Government lands III the
neghborhood Of HarpersFerry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-12
'cuesaay Mornfpg., January 1e. 1858.
our TERMS.


z Our friends will please remember our terms.
We announced them when we took charge of
The Esprit Of Jefferson" one year ago, and
we mean TO be governed BY them. Those
who pay us between this and the first day of
February will get the paper for $3.50, bu.
those who prefer to delay payment beyond
that period will be charged $500. This we
mean for all who know themselves indebted
TO US. We announced few weeks ago that
We intended publishing list of our receipts
after the first of January, but we are not will
+ lingsnow to make such an exhibition of our
poverty, and our patrons indifference. The
proposition We then made to take $500 for
the TIVE gears will hold good until the frat of
February, when we will charge 800 for the
present year and 5000 for the next. All in-
Ierested will pl ease take warning.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-12
RENEWING THE SLAVE TRADE.

BY private letter received in Washington
from Loango, Coast of Africa, dated SEPT.
20, 1851, we are advised that ihe Ff;ench
have practically engaged in the slave trade
under the name of apprentices, .snd thai a
ship, the "clara," Of bordeaux, WIS at Loausgo
at The date mentioned above, loading with he,
groes for Martinique. A FreAch war steamer
lay alongside to protect her from the English
cruisers, who would have seized her but tlift
sho had French naval officer on: board5mith
orders to the French commodore TO protect
her. The English are also usiugs negroes as
slaves at Ser" Leone. The french and
English governments are participating in a
trade which they effect to deem so hideops.
A barracoon has been built by thu French at
Loaugo to be used for tho safe keeping Of the
slaves until they are ready for Ehipme1t.-
There is no secret in this business, and no dis
puse is attempted.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-12
THR ncaRTnn HousE.6

Aessrs. REpMAS 4 GlnsoE, the proPffiet329f fs
of she Garter House" with their aecnstonisa
siheratity. gave 4house7w arminsg OF .F RI
day night last. Tie parlor was 9pprop3laasssIai
to The use of the older set, of which We happsnf
to bs member, whilst the dining FOor@ was q
surrendered to those who desired % trip the
light fantastic toe.'' We have rarely seen such
a gathering of the beauty aud chiVs1lry ct cur 4
county. The music of the bandlwas sapftb
and the geniality Of the proPrietoFs and .thnir
efforts to please afforded an aTnount Of pleasure
but rarely eqealled, and never surpassed 81 a
similar 'jollifcation'' in this town. The tAb!e
was adorned and baautiied in such msnpffF,
as called forth the admiration of all, AID We
only regret our inability to give the! FreacAi-
fed names Of the H,ic nac4s. TbeFattsehsfSs
of the hotel should not be forgotten n edtr
notice, for we received lavors from the gsh-
tlelnanly Clerk, Mr.. Edward Maxwell, 5ui5s-
latlon to our creature comforts which wilE5Be
remembered through all time.
Twas goodly time, and all went merry
as marriage bell" III
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-12

But permit me TO conclude by adding that 10 all
events and under all circumstances there are dlIss
and RESPONSIBILITIES from which and the oF;ctEs
AID men / represent viii not dare not shrink. no
extreme OF Illegal interference no amount of hard
Jyords.or unjust epithets deter us from follow
ing the path which is before Us The functiouhries
ofthe government may exhaust upon US the e1pie-
tives of the language they may insult the public
conscience aud degrade their own character by APP
tlyinr to us all the epithetS their morbid imHagi-
nations suggest conscious OF the right andius-
tice Of cause we shall not relax efforts or
be driven inio violation of the law. As long As
there is a Central American exile from his native
land aud deprived of his property and civil rights
for the aeryices he rendered US, in evil well a.
good report so long shall our time and our energies
be devoted to the work of their restoration as
long as the bones fonr companions in arms, r1H<-
dered under barbarous decree of the Costa, Rtcan
government lie bleaching and unburied on the kill
sides of Nicaragua long shall our brains cOntriSe
aud our hands ! bor'tor the justice which one day
We will surely obtain
Kermit yonr officers, if yon can, to trarple under
foot the constitution aud the laws pass uanoticed
if YOU will the most violent invasiOns OF intiiV-
ual>rights and public duties: treat with gcorn and
contempt if you choose, the demands for jus.iCa
which we humbly and deterentially place at yGnr
feet, we will not be cast down or diSmayed. We
SIGHT for the rights ofour which have beett de-
MED us by an ungratetul aud degraded aristoc-acr.
We strive to retain uususd the device some of our
ancestors have borne many 6eld-"nOne shall
wound as with impunity." And as long as our
faith in rights endures, aud our confidence in The
God o. our fathers remains mistaken, SO long
shall we US all just and proper means to REGAIN
what has been wrongfully wrested from us.
have the honor tu remain, with high respect
your ohedient ssrTalt WM WALKER
To his Excellency the President of The United
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-12
THE PRESIDENT AND COM. pAU1D1Ne.

We publish to-day message from Presi-
dent Buchanan to the United States Senate
In response TO certain enquiries of that body
in relation TO the action of Com. Paulding in
Nicaragua. The President very candidy adj
mits that the Commodore committed grave
error, and that in arresting Gen. Walker, tran
scended the instructions given him.
K Whatever may be the views entertained by
the Administration on this. question, there can
be no doubt that deep and active sympathy
for Walker and his cause prevails among the
people of the Southern States; a sympathy
which we predict will manifest itself otherwise
than in mere speeches and resolutions, and
which will eventually result in placing Walker
in Nicaragua with prospects tenfold mora
bright and cheering than any that have ever
marked his efforts at colonizing that country.
We do not agree with President Buchanan
that the arrest of Walker on Ncaraguan soil
was a benefit to the inhabitants of that State,
because it relieved them of a dreaded inva.
sion. However much that people may have
dreaded the invasion of Walker, it is scarcely
TO Dc QuSStlOuSu Ludt tuoy "Vud 90 q PoOP"S
hail his success in preference to the tyranny
of Costa Rican supremacy, with which they
areathreatened.
We do not altogether coir eide with the
President in his attempts to justify the course
of Com PauIding, by hiding the enormity of
his error under the cover of patriotic motives
and desire to vindicate and uphold the honor
of his country. Com. Peuldlng has been a
long time in the navalserSice of the country
sufficiently long TO know right from wrong,
and to understand fully the Instructions given
him; and this >"grave error" which be has
recently committed, deserves censure rather
than Justification, even though the pretext be
a patriotic desire to vindicste the honor of the
country. For our own part, we are at loss
to conjecture how the honor of the American
government was interested, directly or indi-
4 rectls, 10y Walkers quiet and unmolested pos
session of Punta Arenas.
But as the whole matter will be subjected
TO legislative investigation, we will withhold
further comment until the question is further
developed by official action upon it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-12
RE.AsaElIpI1Na OF coNeREss,

il Ehe recess fol; the Christmas holidays hay-
IA expired, {says the Washington Uaion,)
GSsefessi re-assembled on Monday: There
3ss !. full atendancs in both houses, and the
sassne disposition was manifested TO push for
ward the transaction ofthe public business that
lis characterized the present Congress from
Obj first day of its meeting. The thirteen days
ofthe session previous to the recess witnessed
aialoser attention to! business than has been
usual of late years. and the official report Of
tba debates is of greater magnitude than for
the same length Of time at the commencement
oe any previous session. This disposition of
Congress encourages US to believe that no
iAerest of the country will be neglected dur
i'll the present session, aud that its legislation
III be we'll considered and fully matnre5.-
Laoss and hasty legislation is always to be
deprecated it defeats the purposes Congress
lis in view, and renders endless corrections
NECESSARY. There is now ample time to shape
ssery measure SO as to accomplish precisely
the objects desired, and an opportunity TO in
tr6duce more thorough and careful system
Or legislation than has prevailed heretofore.-
i've believe the present Congress has already
displayed readiness TO work a thorough re-
fem in this important matter. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-12
KANSAS AFFAIRS.
as a narlis

The tidings from Kansas are quite enconr-
aging. The vote cast on the admission pf
the slave feature of the ConstitutirnIis stated
at nearly seven Thousand the acholsi vbte
cast at the October election wnen both parties
voted, was only twelve thorsand.i The result
has alarmed the reyolutionists. 4hdy SEE Dat
the conservative portion of their own party
ars weary of their treason and ths eadlets
strife. Many of these not only voted, battYEoo,
ted for the slavery feature, in their disgust! for
the Black Republicen leaders and their Fplisy.
The Consequences that diVi4so,s h3st&ps
peared in the Black Republican ranks. tits
the break of day A very large number,
probably a majority, determined to take = Phrt
il the State election, ordered by the LeS$otHp-
ton Constitution TO come off on the, 4th ihst.
They nominated full sat Of candidates. apd
called on their party to vote. They ta!k no"
more like rational men ; they say they must
redress wrongs not by rebellion but by the
bailot-box. The notorious Lane sill holds
out the advocate Of rebellion. He is sustain.
ed by the fanatics Of his party, ana aSotby
tho Germans, oyet whom he has gained. CONS
plate ascendency.
The wisdom of the Presidents pohcy is
mere and more apparent. ADMIT KANSAS iun-
der the Lecompton Constitutions; and leave
her noisy sons to settle down into, quiet at
their leisure. N
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-12

PAY THE B111s-This is the season when, by COM
mon custom the credit system develops itself almost
Botdo better, in connection with this interesting
subject, and in view of the general strineency Of
thetfmes, than to advise all who can do so to pay
snrhabills with the utmost promptness.-Ba Baltimore
G4odiadyicel Pay your little bills at the first of
the Year, and you viii gladden. the hearts of hum
9rsds of laborers and mechanics throughout the
land Every man should endeayor to square up his
hflsifsss once year. Few men would then.b sued
aad many difficulties avoided Settle up your lit
lie bills and the large ones win take care of them
selves. Donatorget the Printers bill.
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sxAMrNrNa couR =.

{ On Wednesday last, the examining Court
was held for the inYestig alton 81 the late mar-
Iderinss Stanton, of which Rev. d. Dewey
stands charged. The Counsel for the defence
moved for. a continuation of the case, which
motion was resisted by Messrs. w. s.. Fl.
Baylor and ". 81. Hartman. The discussion
occupied much time of the Court, and the
motion finally orerruled when the prisoner
was brought in and the examination entered
into, and resulted ia sending him on for fur
ssber trial 70 the Cireuit Courtin une next,