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The Election.

Our town election passed off yesterday at.
tended with but little excitement, save in
the immediate vicinity Of the polls Voting
commenced at eight o'clock. and during the
forenoon. very few interruptions or out
breaks Of a boisterous nature occurred; but
during the afternoon, and when bad liquor
had got fairly at work, the fun grew fast
and furious. But there wasn't 50 much
"fun' about 1t as one might suppose, for at
three or four different times high words and
bitter disputes were followed by blows. and
We greatly feared at one time from the man
weapons we saw drawn, that serious results
would follow. Luckily, however. Sheriff
Plum and his deputies and the town police
force interfered in time to prevent blood
shed-that is to say any more serious blood
shed than such As naturally follows an in
jured nose or bruised head.
The Bumber OF votes polled was very
small; only 553. We cannot possibly find
q reason for this falling off from the vote Of
last fall, save in the general indisposition Of
the townspeOple to participate in municipal
elections.
We have barely time since writing tn,
above, to give the unfortunate result. 1t i.
- follows;
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The FiREMAN's BALL.-Musical Hall has
been repapered and otherwise repaired in
view Of the Firemans Ball which is 10 take
place Tomorrow night. Every preparation
has been made otherwise to make this, one
OF the pleasantest soirees ever had in this
county. OF course all our citizens, ladies
and gentlemen, who ever do dance will be
there. large delegation is expected from
Marysyille.
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Painful as 1t IL to be compelled to an.
nouuce 1t. we are. by the above. made uu.
willing witnesses to the fact that the entire
Democratic ticket with the exception of
Messrs Ever and Butfam, who were on both
tkkets. was defeated. The lateness of the
hour in which We write this will admit OF
no furthor comment.
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MuLLSN.-Mrs. Mullen Of Montgomery
Haul ton county Ohio. desires to hear from
her sons, Samuel aud Alonzo. Should this
notice meet the eye Of either of them or AM
OF their acquaintance. thoy will relieve q
mothers anxiety by apprising her Of their
whereabouts.
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HEAVY JuDGMENr.-ln the case Of N.Y.
crs vs.. the South Feather Water Company
Judge Sexton delivered his written opinion
yesterday. This cause was brought to re.
cover damages and the stipulated price Of
contract entered into by the defendants
and plaintiff. BY this decision, which We
regret our limited space excludes, Myers
recovcrs the sum Of S24.775 IL over aud
above all offsets. This is the most important
case-in pccuniary sense-ever decided in
Butte County. 1t will doubtless be taken to
the Supreme Court.
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Notice Of Apple cation for Pardon.
ElNO The Hon. Th omaS Wells. CDu

Notice Of Apple alton for Pardon.
TuNO The Hon. Thomas Wells, County
Il Judge Of Butte county, State OF California. and
r. II Harris. District Attorney, take notice: | shall
apply To the Hon John 3. Weller, Governor of the
Slte OF California for the PaTdo of Charles Scher
Iner. who convicted at the Aprh term. 1858, of
lhe Court Of Sessions in aud Tor Butte County, of lhe
crime of assault to commit murder, AMI enced to
the State prison Cor the term Of one year.
FRANCIS PETER.
Or lville. May ls,, 1858.
hereby acknowledge service of the foregoing by
copy. TuOS WELLS,
County Judge, Butte County.
+. II HARRIS.
Oroville, May |. 1858. District Attorner.
ATTEST; The foregoing true copy of the oriy iynal
notice of application for pardon OF Charles Schermcr
hled IN my Office on the first of May, A. d , 1858.
Witness my hand end the seal of said
Us. Court affixed this lst day of May A. D. 1858.
80 NJ. H. d ARRACU, County Clerk.
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10 MIR. John III. Lillard is authorized to
receive Subscriptions and collect moneys for the
Daily and rri Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
at distance can obtain the paper by furnishing him
with their names.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

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- w Corrie, do Durant ds Porte. La; ID F
S s1ar a Z, Va; Migeon, NY Richardson,
Va; Z w Carter, Nh; w j McPhersons, NY: nj
Plummer, Md; b Gordon. do; l. Zimmer, do;
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Wilson, Pa; II VI Stett, NY; DR. II A Pearas and
lady, Cal; Thos Street, Va; ID Cutter, Wis; O M
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Connolly, do; l. Laney. do; DR. Christian, lady,
Mass; w A Quarnie, Va
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w Roback, Ohio; r and Miss Nj III Snneck-
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II Why was Lavater likely TO be a good SOL
dier! Because he could write about face
III The case of Ira Stout, now under sentence
Of death for the murder of Charles w Littles, is
to be carried to the Court Of Appeals.
u The woman who never interfered with
her husbands affairs, arrived in town the other
day. She is unmarried.
III Bythel Mitchell was hung at Whining
ton, ". c., on Friday for the murder OF Shaw
He confessed the deed.
ID Jenkins is a man who takes matters hu-
moTously. When his best friend was blown INTO
the air by 'bustin' bler,D jenkins cried after
him, "There you go, my es- steamed friend.''
u A correspondent of the New York Com
nefcial Advertiser reports the recent death of d
C2nary bird which had been hatched in n cage
ana was never out of the possession of his mis-
tress, and at the time of his death Just TWEEN
ty-sX yeas of age.
" The statement going the rounds of the
press, that Mr.. f.. F. Smith, of ochester, N Y Of,
partner Of the late Mr.. Perkins one of the vic
tlms oil the late terrible accident on the Central
Railroad, has no more foundation than the fact
that his brother r ufus has become deranged from
some other cause.
u The Emperor OF China does not appreci-
ate costly presents from ''outsde barbarians -
The magnihCently bound copies of Audubon, !,
Birds OF America, and Wilkes Exploring Expe-
dinOn, which our government sent him, have
been found recently in the hands Of Canton book
Psdlers, who were Ofsring them for sale a, a
mere trihe.
A1-A little boy in Virginia eight years of ace,
has stepped forth as Il young knight Of Mount
vernon" and, among his playmatgS collects the
sum OF fourteen dollars, which he sends TO the
Regent of the Association. Who will initiate
tbs beautiful example of Willie b Minor OF
Richmond, and show that the children of the
him.
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By tn. r.ru'gEs fs IN IL THE UNITED

IN pursuanoe ofiaV, 4 JANY0 BUCHANAN, Preei-
dsMf OF the nitsd states Of Amsriea, do hese6y de-
clare and make knows thai public sales VII De held
OF Kansas ct the periods hereinafter designated. 10
wit:
AT the Isnd ONCE At DBcoNPTos, commencing on
Nn.Sav the finn day of July next, for the disposal
of the public lands within the following named town
shIpey We:
South sftke base line aad east Of tks sizth pris-
r,ual xusrfdfda.
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EVENING STAR.
DREAM LAND.

Where sunless rivers weep
Their waves into the deep,
She slice ps q charmed sleep:
Awake her not.
Led by sing 10 star,
She came from very far,
To seek where shadows are
Her pleasant lot.
She left the rosy morn,
she left the fields of corn,
For twilIE hi GOLD and larD,
And water-sprIDgs.
Through sleep, as through veil,
She sees the sky look pale,
And hears the nightingale,
That sadly sings.
Rest, rest, perfect rest,
shed over brow and breast,
Her face IS toward the west,
The purple land.
She cannot see the grain
RIpenlng on hill and PLAIN;
She cannot feel the ram
Upon her hand.
Rest, rest for eyermore
Upon messy shore,
hest, rest, that shall endure,
Till time shall cease
sleep that no pain shall wake,
Night that no moro shall break,
Till joy shall overtake
Her perfect peace.
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HOW TO SPEAK FRENCH.-By Achilie Al
II bites, vol. London. 1853 81 50.
Army Reform, b, General Sir John r. Burgnvne
London. 1883; ~ cents.
foIthcatlon, Field and Permanent. by Csp.aIn
Lendy vol London, 1883. many eng'avings; 8 as.
La rance GU pAageterre. par Islander iKuS
SIM London, le5s 4; 81 cents.
Turner GA Training Youug Horses, GGmpach ~
TOE Moons Rotstion, Ruvoyos on BlaAtIBg sBd
quarry, Slim an CraE es aud Machinery, SieyensoH
on Lighthouses, Dotson on Fou ndsttons and C,.u-
crets Works. Dobssn on Making Rricks and Tres,
Hirhton ON The Electric TELEGRAPH, British Navy
List for April, la.8. Imported by
ma - FRANCK TAYLOR.
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,,aad me land ONCE at kIcktPoo, commencing on
posa! o. the public lands within the foowiss named
SoSfh Of the base line and east of the sixth p,,n
etpal ,neridtar
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g IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHE.N and assist them, by the Paris
Optolan, ID. WOOLFSON, who @o@
mas arrived from Europe with his ~ TX
ethers of the latest improved sPECTHE%Es nam" and
EYE:GLASSES; among which are the
PERISCOPIC CONCAVE and CONVEX, The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc, =,
which are warranted to improve any EYE affected
with weakness, cataract tending to it; also
SHORT-SIGHTEDNES
Persons who are compelled to use glasses, or those
now using them, will be suited at first sight, Those
wonderful
DOUBLE-POLTSHEDV VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received she highest recommendations at the
Worlds Fair, at Paris, through their producing
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in any other improvements.
Also. all styles of OPERA, SPY, and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes
are for sale at s store corner Of Eighth street and
Pennsy lvanla avenue, or Eighth street No. lSI be-
tween street and Pa. avenue.
tErDo not uistdks tbs corner Of eth street.
Prices very reasonable, the same as at his estab-
Hsnment In furODe. n9-H
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Lands appropriated by law for the use OF schools.
military, and other poses, wall be exoinoed rom
the sales. !.
The offering OF the above lands will be commcnced
on the days ppointed and viii proceed an the order
in which they advertised, until the whole shall
have been offered, and the sales Thus closed but no
sale shail he kept open longer than two weeks. and
no private entry 10 any OF the lands Will be admitted
until after the expiration of the two " eeks.
Given under nv hand at the city OF Washington,
this nineteenth day Of Msrch ammo Don in one thou
sand eight hundred and b tty ight.
By the President:
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, 49,
Commissioner OF the Uenersl Land Ohce.
NOTICE TO PRF-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre-empiIcn
70 any of the lsnds within the townships and parts
oftownshIps above enumerated 10 required To estab.
.h the same To the satisfaction Of the register ara
receIYer OF the proper land Ofice, ard Dlats pay
pqsrf fh,r.JoT as sosn as PIasliedbI. afts- sec
ssg fbiS ofirs, and before the day appointed for
the commencement Of the public sale Of the binds
embracing the tract claimed; otherwise such CAIN
Will lie forfeited. ...,,..~,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioners OF the General Land Once.
m &-lawtl9JulT
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~ lNo.6O4l
,aSnS TO MARKET In THE STATE oF

. fnrs nant 70 provision IN the general appropria-
on aci 81 18th August, 1855, plac ng under TIE coy
Iroi o. the General Land Once FLoRIpA abandon d
Mtia'g restTreS. NOTICE Is hereby given, that from
ana Alter Monday, the .hfih dag OF JPlv srf, ~
the vacant public land, emhracsd in the following
townships, and parts Of townships, here.ofore re-
served Tor the OF the late military post Pnlat
Ma VIII he restored to marke III open entry
al privae sale nj the lsnd Cfilc> at 1T. AUer-rlNk
re same having been heretofore offered at public
Sonia Of the base Tine and cast Of the PRINCIPAL
nfsridtdr.
sections ~ to Is, inclusive Of township 9: the
parts OF tewnshIp ~, north ara west III the ~.
Johns md the fractions of TOWNSHIPS m uc,t
Of the st. John's river. OF range d
Sectinns 10 10 %, rc'usVe of township 9; all Of
township TO- and the fractions of to nsllp nj nor
and east of Dunn's creek and lske, ol range =
6iven under nv hand, at the General Land ofhss
AT the city OF w ton, the LIST dsv of NAV ~
THoS. A. HENDRICKS.
Ws ihv4w
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At the land office at LECoMPIos. commencing on
Monday the nineteenth day of July ncXt, for the
disposal Of the public lands within the following
named ownships, viz:
South of The base line aud east the ststh priv
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ON MANHOOD,
AND LIS J. REL TIR f. DECI.I n T..
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The demand Of the people from all parts of the
country for new edition of this Book, bringing
down the statistics to the present time, such that
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DARLIAMENTARY COVER NMENT, by
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Dods Peerege. Baronetage and kniGhtage. for 1853;
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The Red Pamphlet, an historical narrative of the
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M A r B l. E W OR X 5.
VIM. RUTHERFORD.
ARTTFYCER IN ma RBLE,


f. Street, between 18th and 18th Streets North,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Invites public attention to his extensive stock Of
beaut lful designed aud Eleburatsly Carved MAN
Tells In variety of Marbles, together with a
sign and finish cannot be surpassed, and are well
adapted for the Garden or Tomb. A large assOrt-
ment Of Plain hlantels, Monuments, and Tomb
stones at very low prices.
Monuments OF any design executed to order with
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Estimates given for BrOwnstOne or Marble work
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PRorETcFFEb5 s. ke1s. N Letter. 4 : Patton. of
Pharmacie de Parisand tho Imperial College of Nj Cd
lone, Vienna. Triesernar No. is remedy for Re-
system. Triesemar No. etiectualy, IN the short
space Of three days, completely and entirely eI.dli
cubebs have long been thought antldote for, to
the ruin of the health OF vast portion OF the Popu
s"n No ss cS
Eately, the English ply stefan eats with mercury,
to the inevitable destruction of the patients const
tutIon, and which all the sarsap8rilla the world
cannot remove. TrIesemar Nos. p, and alike
devoid of taste smell. and al nauseatng quail
ties. They may he on the toilet table without their
use being suspected. Sold in tin cases. and divided
IN separate doses ADMINISTERED BY, Vepeau, I.al
leman, RouK, Rlcord, o., &c, Price s. each,
or four oases In one for SO, which saves SIS; and In
Sold ny Dr. H.A.BARROW, No. l57 Prince sta
few blocks west of Broadway, Now York. Imme
diats!y recep Of the amount DIR: b. will forward
riase paid thus irsurIng genuine European prepaIa
tons. Tine IS cases also sent, but not Tree OF car
rage. Consolidate as usual, fromll a. m. tai
p. and from I'll H., at No. Isl Prince ST.,
few blocks west Of broadway. Sold also by J.
STOTT. Washington. fel u
WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
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remove dandruf, keep the scalp clean and white,
and mPart freshness and vigOr to the hairs and
continued use Of it two months will insure YOU
luxuriant head Of hair. Call and get bottle, and if
not satisfied, after the second application, return it
AZ for R HaiIls H. PrGTetS! end I%psSysr
r corner and and and ps s.
and in Washington oity by II. ID. GILMAN, Drug
gist, Browns' Hotel Ruiidng. Pa; avenue, and D.
b. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and Pa.
avenue. apl ~