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The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-19

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - Mr.. McKibben
has sent us cory of one tho most useful
books We know Of. II is Congressional
Directory. and contains the names Of al,
Congressman, Senators. Ministers, Consuls.
etc etc, with list Of tho hotels and board.
ing houses TINT ere occupied hy tho nota-
bles. II is the best reference book for all
kinds Of In formation concerning the Govern
ment, we have ever seen. We nre indebted
to Senator Frederick for interesting speech
ca and copies Of bills.
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CALIFORNIA CuLruRisr We have receiv-
ed n copy Of the FIRST number OF very Gle.
gnntly printed and illustrated monthly emit.
tied ns above. Az its name implies. It is do
voted TO the discussion Of matters appcrtain-
ing to agriculture and the science Of farm.
ing. 1t il edited and published by Wheeler
and Wndsworth San Francisco. We wish
It's proprietors complete success
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-19

MENorIAl.--We have before us memo
rial addressed TO President Buchanan, rep.
resentlng the @se Of the japanese lately
picked up at sea by mn English ship and
brought TO San Francisco. The memorial
is intended as snggcs,ion TO the President
to have sters taken to send the japanese
home to their own country at the expense
fgovernment-ihu making coed impress
sion on the minds Of their fellow country
men. Perhaps. II uncle Sam acts wisely and
literally with their unfortunates. he may
make his fortune with his ycllow.mugged
cousin across the water.
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FRosT. - We learn that quite severe
frost fell at Spanishtown and theroabouts
on Thursday night. We shah not be sur.
priced TO hear that while rain has been fall.
ing in the valley, il has been showing in the
mountains. We have never seen such blue
June weather, in California as this. 1t has
put the whole town in the sulks and brought
out every body's i'll temper and overcoat.
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jimmy SULLIVAN We are again indcbt-
ed TO Jerry sullivan for large supply Of
Eastern Newspapers, among which nre Por.
ter's Spirit, N. o Delta, Boston Journal,
Louisville Journal, and Missouri Rerubli.
can. We tender him cur warmest thanks.
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THANKS 10 Randall & Co. Of Marys.
willie for files Of New York papers. Also 10
Wells Fargo & Co., and Alta Express for
fyora
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t-Y Agency OF the Butte Record, Ma
rysvilIe.-rnndnl Co. nrc tho agents for the
BurrE RECORD in Marysvillc. Thoirpace Of busi.
moss Ia on street, opposite The Theatre.
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TT Persons desiring the Butte Record
le al their residences places ~ business have
the same by lenving their names a, the Alta Express
oficc, ~. Nicholas Hotel building
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ALL RIcnr-Ihe Agricultural and Hor-
tieultural Society Of Santa Clara, at a late
meeting. condemned the selection or MArys.
vile as The place for holding the State Fair,
and the Marysyillo papers serve them ex.
acIly right in exposing their narrow mind.
edness The Santa ClaraitSs desire tia.
Oakland should be selected as the point at
which all future State Fairs shall be held.
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pEmocnATIc STATE CONVENTION

Al rneating ~ the Democratic State Central
Committee held IN Sacramento. on the 10th dsy n
NAV 1888 the following resolHtions we're adorted
TKsolryp' That the nest pemecraiic State Con
vention be hold IN Che City % Sacramento. Wed =
nesiay the Ath day Of Angust nest. and that the
gate at large frpm EACH county and delegate for
every two hundred Democratic votes east nj The last
general election for any Democratic candidate on
The state ticket dominated by tc Democratic party
exclu.lvcIy and delegate for every fraction Of
aue hundred votes cast for sueh Democratic
candidate.
RESOLVED. nv the Central COMMITTEE that II IL
recommended that the Democracy in the dGerent
counties meet on the 20th day Of July for the pur-
pnss Of electiug delcgates 10 the State Convention
The Democracy Of the State Of California are here
nv notified that n state Convention will he held In
the CITY ~ Sacramento. on Wednesday the 4th day
Of August 1853 and that tho auportionment Of rep
rcsenia'inn therein. as rettlei upon by the State
Cnniral CnfnmliiaA. Is a. fnllowa
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QUICK TaIr.--we saw Professor Burr on
Thursday evening. about half past six
o'clock, and he told us that he had left
Quincy, Plumas county, at 8 o'clock in the
morning and had arrived here in oroville at
about an hour previous to our meeting him,
thus making the trip in little moro than
twelve hours. He left here for Marysville
in the down itage from Shasta and if he
chose TO do 80, could easily reach San Frau
cisco last night. Quincy Is about 80 miles
from here, beyond some Of the highest
mountains ia the State. A year or two ago
nobody thought Of making The trip In less
than two days The fact that the oaiifor
MIA Stage Company has established line Of
coaches between here aud the American
Valley, sxIlaias how this quick trip va.
.mAde.
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+ pERsoNAL.- Under this head, the En-.
press Of yesterday. chronicles the arrival Of
Mortimer Fuller, ESQ, from the Atlantic
States, whittier he has been on n visit. NJ:
Fuller was accompanied ON his return trip.
by his sister and little daughter Of Mr.
Ridge our esteemed friend of the Express.
We are glad TO note these arrivals.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-19

RELIGIOUS NorIcr.-scrviee will he held
hereafter in tho brick church every morning
at half past ten O'Clock and Sabbath evening
at half past seven O'clock
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-19

EXTRA MAIL BAc.--We learn that an
extra mail bag for the cas-, will be sent
down By the Shasta stage this evening. Dill.
ssory correspondents viii take notice.
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Sherif's Sale.

FTY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
issued out Of the District Court 81 The Fifteenth
Judicial District IN aud for the County Of Butte and
State Of California. to me directed and delivered
commanding me to make the sum OF two thousand
five hundred and sixiy-0ne sixty five one hundredths
fS251l 60 dollars with interest thereon from the
don Of Judgment until paid a. the rate Of three per
cent per month, and al costs Of cult taxed in the
of twenty.six roveniy-lre one hundreahs s2G ~
dollars, and gil occrning costs said writ, wherein
JAMES s. SPANGls plainfiTnnd ANls A WHITE
and TlIDs IS. NUlrER IL defendants. have levied
upon and will eXpo-e ut public sale 80 the highest
b.ddor for cash, on Monday, the I2th day of
Jul 4. ID. 1885, al the hour OF = O'Clock Y. ". Of
said day all Of the right title and Interest that said
defendants have or bold by yrtns Of a certain con-
tact made on the 9Th day Of March A d. 1858, and
fled Tor record IN the County Recorders office of
Butte county, on the 9th day of March A. 1858,
between Chas. III. Hedges Il NJ w. Harmon, parties
Of the first part. and James White, Thos W. Nuter
and X. +. Derrick, parties OF the second part. or that
said defendants have hold by virtue OF my other
contfacti right or claim Whatever n and 10 one steam
Quartz Min property and one Quartz Ledge slusted
on ami near oregon Gulch. ncar OREGON CITY IN orc
qon Township in Butte county. .-a.e Of California.
and " thus moro parlctafy described. 70 wiz COM
mgncing at point ~ said Ledge about three hundred
feet souihcry from the ste Of the mill thereon and
running thence n0uherly along said Led % wi,h the
Width, spur, dips and angles thereof twelve hun
bred ieei' more or !css said Quartz Ledge being
Known rs the Welsh ledge, together with the Tx
lures tenements, heredlt1mcnts and arpurteuances
iherrun'o tsiondln2' and also the policy insurance
thcroupun ii any there b..
The above sala 30 take place 90 the Court House
donr In the Town Of Oroyille, County and STATE
Aforesaid.
". u. PLU.lL, .SAcriT Butte County.
Dated June l9tb, &. u. 1888.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Stock Ranching.

TENHE SUBSCRIBER IL prepared 10 receive Stock
Tor ranching. at the CENTRAL RANCH, on
moderate terms.
June l8-lm PR HUTCHINs.
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oRoyHLE. SATURDAY, JUNE 10Th. 1855.
% MIR. John II. LiIIard !. authorized to

receive Subscriptions nnd cellect moneys for the
Daily apd Tn Weekly Buite Record. Persons living
at a distance can obtain the paper by furnishing him
with their names
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The magnificent Steamship
= o N . IL A

y
~ Df'A' '.''''s...s.... +...s...... Commander
VIII leave Folsom street Wharf, with the United
States Mails Passengers and Treasure. for ANAMA,
On Monday, June 2Ist. 1853.
AT9 oClocK, A. NJ, PUNcrUALiY.
Passengers by The p. ". 5. Co.'S Line are lsnd,
on their arrival at Panama, upon ,he Wharf a, the
Rail Road Terminus, by the Ccmpany's Steam Ferry
Boat aud are transported,
by the Panama Railroad Compnnv.
Immediately Across the IsrHMUS TO ANPINtYAIL.
where the steamers OF the L. S Mail :. ca are AL
ways in readiness to convey them TO New Yo.kor
New Orleans.
Tho Panama Railroad Company. and the L. :. Mail
Steamship Company have aalhor4ed Ak hts to sell
their Tickets. If desired O., holders o. Pacific Tickets
Passengers are noiAti laai a tieSois for the siua
meTs OF tae U :. Mail :. : Co., mast be pro.eute .
their agent at Aspnw Nor rrgi.try aad exchange,
rs they will not olherWisr D. avaiiable.
Treasury for shipment vsll DC received on board
the steamer until Il o'clock, m.lui2 at. ne I7ln
No merchandise ff9i-ht wiil De received On hoarI
afteF O'Clock r. VI, Jsno i9.h aud written order
must be procured at the Office or is shipment.
For Freight OF Passage. apply to
ToRBES s BABCOCK.
Corner OF saeTamen 0 nd I.eidesdorf streets,
ass@ san Fraaei 90.
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Notice.

Notice.
special meeting Of The Stockholders Of the Table
Mountain Quartz Mining Company viii be held at
The Office of the Company at Oroville, On Saturday.
the l9h day of June d. 1853, tor the purpose OF
the election Of one Trustee, and to transac. such
other business as may be necessary.
NJ. II. DARRACH, sec'y.
Oroyllle. June II, 1Sjs-1w
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-06-05

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100 Uterel daB Qaben unb im 3plpaus wDrunter cine
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So. 1872 unb 13i Det Qcmbarbfr.
II. awet GbIren Sflt& psn 3anpperfrase.
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lBeDimsnnsenl:!
D1 edsIt&t !. Baltimore gDedetT Ferfdeint
ts6rn N1praen (nitl 9Lusnabme bss Spnntdes) umb
fOfet Genfs per gBcAe an 6ie 9rdser sdrItdr.
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gp6seltns tdelt& burG 1t6eer ben NtVnnenttn
tns 6aus teipret.
Durtb Ste YOf Strleneet tpfst Der tGeltGe gDeder'
$3.50 per Sa9r, tn nnbtbtn9ter y Orausbe-
sabImn6
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Terms.

The daily BALTIMORE wEKCER is publish
every morning Except Sunday and is delivered
Carriers to City Subscribers at CTS. per week.
The WECKER is also delivered in the Cities Of
Washington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WICKER
So. 90 in advance.
Hs- Tne weekly BALTIMORE WICKER is publis-
i nea every Friday at 81 per annum and 81 per
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
The Washington union., 1858-02-27
MISSISSIPPI,
! instructions dnnsred. J

(Eramns CAREFULLY the forms and instructions onnered)
74o From vicksburg, by Bovina, Edwards Depot Boil
toms Depot Clinton and jackson, to Brandon, 6l
miles and pack, daily, in railroad
Leave Vicksburg daily at a m; ff.HN
Arrive at Brandon same day by Ipm; a,a.a
Leave Brandon daily at 2 IN; pEHa
Arrive at Vicksburg same day by pm.
74o2 From visksburg by Cardiff satarta, Liverpool,
Hyatt IN o. Hasan, IN. o. br. ws:bburn, IN. IN.
o. Henderson, IN. O.,) Greenvills, Dr. Thorne's,
(N:0,) Mouth Of Tchula River, Greenwood, (2Ts
On O,l DR.. Nailor, IN. O,) Fisher (N o. Ben,
Sss,s hss: ss.t's, o Kendall. EN- Il ;5 g. s.ess2 ny
IN. o. Newton'ss IN. o-) Leaors, IN. O,) Watts
IN. OF Gof, IN. O,) BENEFITS IN o. Rush,
Ne Newton's On Q Black Bayou, (N. Q, Martin,
omouth Of Cold Water, 3sI miles and back, twice
a week in steamboats, from lst October to lst
H'i July, and once week from lst July to lst Oc-
Bids to end at Greenwood and Yazoo City, and run
three times week, are invited. af
Leave Vicksburg Monday and Friday at PM
Arrive at Greenwood Wednesday and Sunday by
Leave Greenwood Thursday and Monday at 10 a m;
Arrive at yicksburg Sunday and Wednesday by 10
Bids to run by proposed schedule will be con-
aidered @ W relH
74oa From vcksburg, by Schoa to Deer Creek 90 miles
and back, once week. fis
LeaNc fphspuik lueruhy at IL m, =.
Arrive at Deer Creek next day by Z D M
Leave Deer Greek Friday at M I' Nsf.
Arrive at Vicksburg next day by Sam
T4o4 From Vicksburg to Brunswick Landing, 46 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Vicksburg Friday at a m;
Arrive at Brunswick Landing same day by s D m;
Leave Brunswick Landing Saturday at a M
Arrive at Vicksburg same day by 6pm
74o6 From vicksburg, by Warrenton to Rocky Springs
n miles and back, three times week
Leave Vicksburg Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
4pm;
Arrive at Rocky Springs by PM
Leave Rocky Springs Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 4am; -
Arrive at VicksburR by IL m.
Bids to run SIX times week and convey the mail in
2-borse coaches are invited. -
740s From Brandon, by Orion, Greenbusb Hiilsboro'
County Line, New Ireland, Union Herbert Big
Oak and DAkalb, 70 scoob,r, ITO miles and back,
daily, except Sunday, I-I 5T .a.1 I
Leave Brandon daily, except Sunday at II d m;
Arrive at Scoober next dsy by ~ m; IN 'n.'
Leave Scoober daily, except Sunday at II pm
Arrive at Brandon next day BY ~ m Ufl
Bids to run by proposed schedule and in four
.T horse coaches will be considered Iol scr
7io7 From Brandon, by Polkve Trenton. and Raleigh
to Panldng, " miles and back, three times
week. ''r GA
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% miles ana DaCk, once O week. .tr
Leave Camden Friday at "a m; W @
Arrive At Shiloh by PM 5m.
Leave Shiloh Thursday M -s.H. r..
Arrive at Camden by pm rHa
7ls2 From Buena Vista Bells Landing ls4 miles and
d. back, once week -. us.r..
Leave Bucna Vista Saturday at am;
Arrive at Bells Landing by IL q m; a.a'.
Leave Bells Landing Saturday at m;
Arrive at Buena Vista by SPIN. af
7ise From Prairie Bluff by Clifton Pine Hil Bethel
Lower Peach Tree 81 Paul, Grove Hill, and Dead
Level, 10 C06ssvle 7b miles and back a
week n
Issvs Prairie Bluff Wednesday at sam;
sArrivs at Lower Peach Tree by m;
Leave Lower Peach Tree Thursday at am;
Arrive at Conse vile by p m;
Leave Coffeevile Friday at a m;
Arrive at Lower Peach Tree by pm;
slSAys Lower Peach Tree Tuesday at 6 am;
Arrive at Prairie Bluff by 6 pm
Te4 From Nanafals, by Sweet Water 10 Dixon's Mills
10 miles and back once week
Leave Nanafalia Saturday at 7 a m:
Arrive at Dixons Mills by IL M
Leave Dixons Mills Saturday at i PM
Arrive at Nanafalia by p m
st6B From WilliAms's u Roads by De SotoyiIe Roser
willie, Alamutcha, Miss, and Why Not to Marion
40 miles and back, once q week.
Leave Williamss ID Roads Monday at 9 IN;
Arrive at Marion by p m;
Leave Marion Tuesday at 8 n m;
Arrive at Williamss y Roads by IN,
Sl6e From Butler, by Pushmsaha, Hurricane Greek
Mis, and Energy, 70 Qutman, AZ miles and back,
twice week. ~ as
Leave Butte, Wednesday and Saturday at 2pm
Arrive at Quitman Thursday and Monday by M;
Leave Quitman Tuesday and Friday at Ga m;
Arrive st Butler next days by pm. s .T.E
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-03-20
MISUSE OF WORDS.

We have lately read a pleasant and instructive
volume entitled Shall and Will" by Sir Ed
mund Head, Bart, published by John MURRAY,
London, 1896. Sir Edmund Head, as Govern
or of Canada, and Representative of Her Ma
jesty, the Queen of England naturally has
great deal to do with shall and wiH At first
sight one might suppose that the little book UNI
der the above title was a treatise on the re-
cprocal duties of the Governor and the govern
ed shall relating to the power of the former.
and ,cW being symbolical of the ready loyalty
and submission at the latter. But, on opening
the attractive little book, it proves to be very
elegant and scholarly treatise, of pathological
character, upon the two auxiliary verbs, which
have given so much trouble to foreign learners
of the English language, and which continue,
down to this day, to puzzle the parts of speech
of our Scotch cousins and our brethren of the
Middle and Southern States. We believe it
quite impossible to learn to employ these aux
iliaries correctly, except by doing so from the
earliest years of childhood. Rules may be laid
down with any amount of minute directions,
and the best Of the Scotch writer's, like DR..
Chalmers, and the most accomplished of our
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BRATTLEBORO, VT. MAR. 20, 1858.

| made my retreat into the house as soon as
possible. Fred. had hobbled in before did
and was lying on the floor bleeding most pro-
fuscly--your mother and Mary trying to stop
the blood with cotton batting He said, "Fath-
er, pray for me, that may be able to bear it."
He said he was faint, and asked me to give
him some water,which he drank. | then secur-
cd the doors as fast as possible In few min
utes we heard a noise at the door-thev were
trying to burst it open with lever, which they
soon did, although held it as long as | could
As it flew open they retrcatcd for an instant,
and then five large stout men rushed in armed
with guns, sword, PISTOLS and large club six
or seven feet long. With this, one Of them aim
cd blow at my head with all his might. threw
up my right hand to ward of the blow, but he
fellcd me senscless to the floor, cutting my head
and wounding my hand. As soon as | recover
cd sprang to my feet. and ran to raise an alarm
but was followed and knocked back into the
house They began plundering, but soon left
that, and caught Mary by the arm to drag her
out doors. She caught hold of me and hold
Of her, but they soon broke our hold by striking
me with their gun. She then caught hold of
the bedstead, upon which her two little children
were sitting and pulled it down. They succeed
ed in dragging her out, and three of them vio-
lated her person They then caught hold of
your mother, dragged her into AN adjoining
room, and committed the same act They then
demanded my money. | took out my purse,
handed it to them, and told them there was all
the money had. They renewed their ransack-
ing in earnest, searching every trunk and box
in the house, and JNrcwcd the floor with their
contents. Not finding any more money. they
presented the muzzle of Il gun at my breast and
demanded more money. caught the muzzl,
and held il ibgtp uHnI They fNiifpl4l il
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HOW WASHINGTON BEHAVED IN
IAN AFFAIR OF HONOR"


In 1854. Washington was .to,iosed n Al,v
andria with his regiment. tho onl, o," ~ I'o
colony. of which he was ColonG Tbnro h,r~
pencd to be at this time. an election i, ,o ,o,,
for members of the Assembly onJ ,ba con,o.t
ran high between Col. C;eorge Eaire,v onJ A.,
Elzey. Washington was ,.arr, r.;,'ai l'e ~
Fairfax. and Mr. PAYNE beadod ,ba r.;.'d "a, c
Mr.. Elzey A dispuie taking nacc i; tb" Ta,,n, Va
house ward washington n, ~ ,,iV ,
tv.two years of oge eontror, 70 HE ,,so "
ner, became excited. and. What was still n,"r.
uncommon. SAID something that og.nJa1 "
PAYNE, whereupon. the little gep,lrman uhn
though but club in size, roisoJ b;s h;oi''r,.
and bv single blow brought Wosb;n,,,n,, IL,
ground.
Several of Wasbington's oficors L,;,,,. ,..o.
ent. they whpped out their irons IN '? a .,an, t
and il was s,lnposed that tbaro I'LL -
der of-hand. To make bad worse ,ba ,,,orr, r"r,
bers of the regiment bearug boy,
der had been treated boled oYt or,L Lonrnai
every man with his weannn ,broa,o,,;', '.
geance ON those who had darod 80 l,,nits , ee,,,
their beloved Colonel. TEnnily Sor NJ. p",'na
and his party Washington recovered Tina
enough TO 20 out and meet his cnragcd snI
diers. and after thanking them fnr tba;r ovrros
sion of attachment. assured them that he was
not hurt in the least and begged them. rs tbry
loved him and their duty. 10 return to th";, hor.
racks As to Wasb;r,,;on b;,ny,lr ia ,,,,. ."'