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The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23
Characteristic.

Twenty-thfee Lecomptonites, who hao'
by fair and foul means, obtained seats in the
Democratic Convention Of San Francisco
county, bolted the same, and the contempt
ible Lecompton press, with Characteristic
audacity, depounce the thirty. six who re-
mnined as boilers and proc aim the miserable
minority ns the genuine Democracy. IL is
no part of the Lecompton platform to sub
nit to the rule Of the majority, and in no
instance Of the present campaign have the
new light Eedsralisis failed to bolt the
action Of the Democratic majority,
The San Francisco Herald, once fair
and honorable exponent Of Democratic prin'
ciples, but now a convert to Lecompton Fed
eralism. puts forth the following strarg'
and anii-democratic doctrine on the suhjec'
The Convention had tabled a resolution
iudorsing the nomination Of Baldwin sn'
Mallory. by vote Of 40 to 13.
By the passage Of the resolutions repu
dating the action Of the State Convention
they placed themselves beyond the pale o
the party--they forfeited oil right to b
Democrats, and transferred themselves, bo
dy and soul, to the enemy, IL Is true ha
they tDeye in a majority. but that does no
alter the ease, for that which cannot b
done at all cannot be done By majority-
the act which is in itself wrong cannot b
made right by particular number Of indi
viduals ngreeiDg TO do it. The Legislativ
Convention, which subsequently, organized
10 the true exponent II the party. IL is &C
ting in unison with the party throughou
the State. The course which it has pu, su
ed is legitimate, and it's nominees will re
ceive the hearty support Of the Democrat
party Of this county"
1t is strange that the Lecompton press
who repudiate the rule Of tho majority, an
oppose government by the pc pie, sboul
not have the honor and man mess to &C
knowledge their position. They cling to tn
name Of Democracy even while prcachin
and practising rank treason to Republi
can form Of government
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

PoLrrIcAL QUAcKERY-In 1866, San
Jonquin county had campaign organ. de.
nominated the Fillmore Ranger. which
poured terrific shots into the Democratic
ranks, but somehow, failed to elect the
Know Nothing nominee. Towards the close
Of '57, the editor Of the Ranger assumed
the control Of the State Journal and tried
to become a teacher OF Democracy. A few
months trial was tufiicient to kill the Dem
ocratic State organ lie is now practising &
on another higher up the river. and with
ordinary success will kill il in month OF
two
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23
eE- OF all the daily democratic papers

cE OF all the daily democratic papers
in this State, who fought for Gov Weller
and the democratic party, last fall, but one,
the Butte Record, has gone over to the en-.
emy, Broderiok. The Sacramento Stat
JoW nal has gone down, but the democratic
colors we're nailed to the mast when il sunk.
--pirginia Poor House Organ.
You fatter US, George, in thus showing
that the RECORD was the only one of the six
that adhered to Democratic principles. Two
are dead. Tho remaining three are Flick
ering stars with lessening raysr
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

A FLyING MAcHiNE.-Lo Lord Carliug gford
who has. for a number Of years, been enga-
ged in constructing a flying machine, has
ann ounced the success of his undertaking in
letter to tie Kilkenny Moderator. in
which he says: Although have not yet
taken fight in the Acredon--which name
have given to my @,ial chariot may with
confilence aud truth announce TO you and
the world the success ef its principle, from
he results | obtained by an experiment
three days ogo. Having made some little
Improvement in the plan If starting the
Acrcdon, which consisted in applying a
crook to the top of il, and then hosting it tv
n cord. supported between two poles, in the
manner If a swing, and, having raised il
about two feet from the ground, AID then
drawing it back about two yards, md giving
il s. light pull forward it started off, then
elevated itself little in the mir, and after
going a short distance. ali GIFTED 10 the most
gentle manner. 1t acted in this way in con.
sequence Of the tail not having been fasten
ed down. BY this experiment it must be
considered that the principle is fully estab.
lis ed, as we'll as the perfect manner of
s,nrtingit When have male few more
experim iment-. and found out the weight the
prt sent extent Of wing will be able to bear,
and if found sufficient to carry person
without being put to any great speed, which
consider IN ost likely to be the case, / shall
be taken to Dublin without delay, and there
exhibited for charitable purposes aud to the
criticism Of all.
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Sheriff s Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF TWO wRIrs OF


execution, issued out ot the District Court u
the Fifteenth In'iira District in and for the Conn
V Of Butte, and state - California. to- m" directed
and delivered. commanding we Ia make the sum o
nve hundred and ty Two ISI00 dollar bearing inter
est at the rate Of ten cent per annum until paid
less lhe sum Of f24s l5l00) and tho Of twenty.
iour 100 dollars costs Of suits and all accruug
on said writ wherein ROBT Mcl.ISE is Plaintiff and
James Miller and George Nlchol are Defendants. Al
80 the sum OF two thousand one hundred aud seven
I'ioo doars, bearing interest ut The rate OF ten
crht per annum until paid, and the further sum OF
lhrNohe Itl00 dollars Il suit and all aecrung
cost on said wit wherein WIN. NESBITT is Pain-
l'n' anu JAMES MILLER and GEORGE NlCIl0L,
are defendants. have levied upon and wi eS Rose
at pubic sale, to the highest bictier for cash
nrday the llh day of September, A. D. 1858. at the
s ,,uu' o' o'clock VI. Of saf day. All Of the right.
Ute ana interest ef the above named defendants in
ana TO the following described property to wit All
,N certain piece or body of land, situated in the
,ouhly OF Butte, hear the foot of one of the Table
Mountains, about two miles from r. Myers Ranch
shu aoouI one mile from the Cottonwood Ranch. and
more particularly described follows 10 wit South
wei Quarter Section No, -, Township North 20,
North Range East. MI. niabo Meridian, North Far
St"ar'er Section No ri. Townships North 20. North
Range East. Mt. Disblo Meridian. North IVES q lar-
YER Section ~, Townships North ~, North Raage 3
Ensi. NJ. DRhlo Meridian. SoIih West Quarter sec
u" ~, 10. 70 20 ,ownships North o. Norh Range East,
~ babio heridsn. South las Quarter SECTION No.
-; iosn hip North ~ North Range East, Mt. hi
aoto Meridian containing SO0 acres of land to-
eesher With all and singular the tenenents, heresia
neh's aid appartanences thereunto belonging or III
any wise anpuHaiing. Alsn that rain properly,
situated IN Oregon Township, Butte County. hhi
khown % the Buffalo Quartz aill property consisiug
% the Quartz Mill, Machinery fxtrrss, tenement and
appursanehces together With the Quartz Ledge stu
astd near said mil, and the land upon which said
niii aud tSige are si uated. Also about 100 tons uf
Quartz rsiling- lying near said mill.
The above sale Ia take place nj the Court House
door In the town Of 0rovile, county and State afore
said.
NJ d. Plum Sheriff Butte County.
dated o'oye, Aug. Goth, A. u. 1873
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

CouRr or SEssIoNs.-This Court met pur.
suant to Adjournment on Saturday last, re-
celved the report Of tho Grand Jury and
Adjourned in course. Tho report of the
Grand Jury is a somewhat lengthy docu-
me I; n committee Of that body having over
hauled the books Of the cnnty officers. We
shall endeavor to publish the report in day
or tw,. as IL is said to throw considerable
light on county affairs.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

HAD HIS THROAT Cur A fellow by the
name OF John Mann, known as "Buckskin
Jack" says the Humboldt Times. had his
throat cut at Mattule Valley in this county,
one night last week, By squaw with whom
he had been living 1t appears that jack
had been out on an Indian hunt, and had
killed the brother of his .quaw,. bringing in
the Indians how and quiver. The property
was recognized by the squaw, ard she de-
termineG upon avenging tue death OF her
brother After jack had fallen asleep, she
took "A large knife and cut lis throat, not,
however, seve'ing the jugular vein. This
had the effect TO disturb Jack > rep0se. when
he arose and seized the knife and killed the
squaw on the spot. In wrestiLg the knife
from the squaw he had his hand severely
cut. DR.. Felt was sent for TO dress his
Wounds. The ID vctor informs us that he will
probably recover.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lis q sore
decayer" of the press. Two of the three
dailies that took decided grounds in favor Of
the Kansas policy of the Administration, (the
State Journal and Gio6e) are defunct. The
San Francisco Herald "still lives" Others
that have been captured by the English
bribe. may possibly exist until the middle OF
September,
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Home CT THE CoNDCR The Trinity
Journal snys: " An acquaintance relates
that on high mountain, eastward, coudors
have been seen, and one Of them OF huge
proportl lone. has been killed. Persons resi-
ding near their haunt say that they attack
and carry off young deer, anl even young
bears; aud on one occ ,sioD, IA bunter having
XII led and hung up deer. return ID next
day and found the carcass nearly devoured
by the predatory monsters. Our informant
saw one of them dart from cliff. catch AMI
tear large hawk to pieces. This Is the
first direct evidence we have had that til ese
monstrous birds exist i'll the mountains Of
California.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

WEALTH OF SIERRA COUNTY, According
to the report of the county Assessor of Sier-
ra for the present year, there are SO saw
mills in the county, of which 90 are operated
by steam. and l6 by water; assessed value
Sl25 900. Quartz mills. seven. two by
steam and i've by water; assessed value.
$4,000 Engines for mining purposes,
eight; assessed value, $4,000 Acres OF
land in cultivation. 575. Assessed value OF
real esta' e.S137 Ola; personal property,
81 OIL 800 ;--total, s., 2,34S,4l3.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

Dsraicr CouRr The August term Of
The District Court for Butte county, will con.
vene to-day In accordance with petition
Of the members Of the Bar, who desire 20 at
tend the State Fair. Judge Sexton has con-
sented to adj urn the Court for the term
The n,xt regular term will be held in No.
Yemher.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

pRiviLEeE.-The franking privilege
on public documents was exercised BY Sena.
tor Douglas last year los. 500 times. BY
Senator Seward 6S.I6o times. BY Senator
Bright, Of Indiana, 100000 lines, and by
senator Houston 400 times. SO says pain.
fully accurate gather Of statistics.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

REPUBLICAN, MgErING.-F. p. Tracy.
Republican nominee for Congress. will speak
ut the Cou't House this evening. The Re
publican COMMITTEES request US TO extend a
general invitation to the public to be in at.
tendance.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

VERr FUNNY.--The Stockton Repu6li.
can says: One Of the signers Of the Brode.
rick manifesto. published in the Organ a
few days since, signed. he says. under the
firm impression that IL was q petition to
grade the street. That is what they told
him IL was.
FAKE him. A person who signs documents
in that style is well calculated for Lee
comptonite. Did he not .igu his name
thus: His IL Marx.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

SAILING OF THE SrEAMERs.-Thes steam
ship, Golden Gate. sailed on the morning Of
the 20th. With 800 passengers. being so less
than Oh the steamer Of the 9th inst. The
shipment Of treasure was s2.034.939 10; an
increase Of s2i3,l94 81 on the last ship.
mept,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

FIaE IN OAxLASD.-The dwelling of Mr..
Adelio La Gnna. in Oakland. was burned on
Thursday morning about 2 o'clock Mr.. l..
was awakened by the flames, and had barely
time to escape with his wife and little ones.
Loss about 1000.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

Back There are on hand, at San Queu.
tin, about five millions of brick. The Uni.
ted States Government are wanting abou,
three millions for the building and iorti6ca.
tons at Mare Island, for which It has adver.
tised. The State will bid for the contract.
Gail
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INTEREST The County is now 100000
10 debt. upon which ii is paying an annual
interest Of $4,000. Pass the Wagon and
Railroad Act, aud the County will have to
pay an annual interest of S25 900. Let our
x-payers take the law aud figure for them.
selves.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

LAW AND ORpER A forcible expression
of Georgia, in his speech in reference to Il c
Army bill:
Experience and history for centuries
have demonstrated that order maintain ed
by regular soldiers is de-potism, and that
peace only thus maintained is the cemetry
Of liberty"
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23
M q TT TO E Z

From ard after this date no Legal Advertisement
will Re inserted until pail for Political aid The
ntrical printing must be paid for delivery. IT,,
above will be strictly adhe'ed TO.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

The ALLEGHASIASs.-T Troupe ap-
peared at Nevada on Friday evening, and
were greeted with large and fashionable
audience.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

g Dos'r CASvAss.-Judgs Tlford, who was
announced to canvass the counties Of Santa
Cruz and Monterey for Lecompton. has re-
turned to San Francisco He weakened after
addressing q small audience at Santa Clara.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

THANxs.--To Billy Hopkins. the gentle.
manly and popular agent Of the Californis
Stage Company. for favors extended this Of.
fee. May his shadow never be less
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

DIscaEpIrrp.-The report Of the massa-
ere OF the Mail party near the head Of the
Humboldt is discredited on very good au .
thority. The next arrival will bring au.
thentic intelligence concerning the report.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

DEDICATION IN SAN JoAQvIN The low
er portion of the Masonic Hall, at Woods
Bridge, will lie dedicated on Sunday morn
ing. August 22d, for religious worship.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

Es- We learn from the Union, that T. B
W. Stockton OF Sacramento, has been ap-
pointed Commissioner ef Deeds, to reside u,
Flint. Michigan.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Butte Table Mountain ConSOlida
ted Mining Company.

NOTICE is hereby given. that shares Nos ;. 90,
~ i23, and ~ in tn. above named Co. will hr
sold at public auction on Saturday, September 18th
between 10 and IL O'Clock. A. NJ, at the Court house
OroSiie, t' pay up for back assessments, y order
Of Board of Trustees. VIM. II. RHODES, Pres't
IHAs WAIpkNE9. SecY
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

isrox.-Two belligersnts created an un
usual excitement at Psrkers O'Counor'.
store yesterday.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

PLACER PREss.-J. W. Scoby, formerly
Clerk Of the Assembly, is now editor of this
paper. 1t advocates, as before, the auti-
LecOmpton cause.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

ECL'PsE.-A partial &c irse of the moon is
to come off as per almanacial office, on Tues.
day morning next.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

AWFUL DEATH IN SAN METEo COUNTY.
A correspondent of the San Francisco Her
aid. writing from Redwood city, under date
of August 18th. says:
A terrible accident occurred this even.
ing at Mr.. Martins gang sawmil, in the
Redwoods, in this county. 1t appears that
the saw dust at the tail of the mill is allow
ed to accumulate unit. the pile gets very
large some iwenty feet highland the heat
generated in the mass then ca Ises it to ig-
mite and burn with great force IN the in.
side; in fact the whole interior becomes n
living coal. This evening, AIR. John Lynch,
one OF the hands employed at the mill, was
engaged in wheeling saw dust over the top
of the pi Q, when from some cause the whole
mass gave away and preciptated Mr.. Lynch
into the centre the heap, where it was
burning fe,cer, and before any assistance
could be rendered him, Le Was burnt to a
Grip"
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23
J. G. mcK,bben and w. l.. Dudley

DEMocR Aric NOMINEES FoR CONGRESS, vii
aidsess tho ciizrns OF California nt the following
places.
In Porte, Sierra county y....wednesday, Aug. 2Sth
IHHfsdhN, fuU. Zoth
Mar,sviile, yuba county ...... ,Frid,y, Aug 9th
ooyilP. But Q county ....... Satprd'y. Aug 2sth
Rcd Blan TeNRma ciuniy, I'M nday, Angst 30h
shasti, Shasta ounty 49,. ....Tuesday, Vug. 3lst
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23

ANOTHER LEcoMPToN LIE NAILED.--The
following is clipped from the Marysville Err
f,ress, of Saturday. The same lie has ap-
peared in the Express in variety of shapes,
and has been rolled under It's lying tongue
as a sweet morsel:
McKIBBEN's PoLITIcs 81 don't want
your [Republican1 convention to nominate
me. Let me alone; we ave overheard; we
will never 90 back to the Democratic party.
and in one year We will be with the Repub-
licans. But at present, We would rather
stand aloof, and gather as large force from
the Democracy as possible, so that when We
do go over to you, we may bring with us a
large force "-.Mr. Mex. to Req. Mr.. Cum.
mings
We are authorized by the Rev. Mr.. Cum
mipgs, who paid US visit on Saturday, TO
pronounce the above false in almost every
I articular. Mr. McKibben did say that he
did not desire the ReIub lean nomination.
and that the Democr scy we're now out Of the
Leeompton or .Hdninistration party. Thi:
has been perverted and added to. to suit the
purp: ses of the lying and inscriptions Le'
compton Press. Mr. Cummings never used
the language attributed to him by the Mer
! eury aud Express, nor did McKibben use il
to him. The language used by Mr.. Cum
mings may be found in the Sacramento Be-
Of July 9th.
/ Mr.. Cummings will prepare a statemep
for publication in day or two, relating thu
facts rs they occurred. The Express vii
be furnished with copy for pub ication
and the failure to lay it before their read
ers, will fasten the brand of wilful misrepre
sentation upon them.
Could these libellous Lecompton organ
have heard the Rev gentleman, MS he wa
reading their various lies concerning his re
marks in Convention. assert their talsity il
n calm and impas ioned tone, they wou'C
hardly again attempt to sustain their miser
able cause by dragging clergymen down in
to their sinks of political corruption.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23
For Super, lsor, First District, !
PETER FREEK.

Fer Jnttces of the Pence.
J0HS s. BERRY,. EDWARD DONAHO
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-23
Fer Constable

County Bonds.for Railrond or Wagon Roads--N0
f-T- r'e~tior. "Wednesday sertenhcr Ist-T
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