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In the Court Of
| Ordinary Ian.
easier District
| Real Estate OF
! Jacob Plyer de.
ceased.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-15
San Francisco News.

We gather the subjoined San Francisco
news from yesterdays Marysville .Nstcs. II
is telegraphic under date Of Feb. 18th.
A native Californian, the proprietor Of a
ranch at Half Moon Bay, was assailed by
fOotpads on Friday night. taken into an un.
known house and robbed of $500. The vii.
lians are not known to the authorities.
james Boroman, while in Petaluma In
search Of witnesses In case before the Su.
premo Court, was set upon by strangers and
severely beaten. The assailants are sup.
posed to DO vicious squatters.
Orlinski has been sentenced to Is years
in the penitentiary.
A thief named Hinchy was arrested on
Friday while in the act of plundering q
trunk.
II. nj. Naglee has obtained Judgment
against Jos. @. Palmer for sum Of SI22,.
232 IA. in the 18th Judici al District Court.
A suit against the Aubin Gas Comany had
been set aside in consequence Of irregularity
In the complaint.
A considerable number of Germans have
gone to Sacramento to log-roll for Julius
Kern.
The State Medical Society have adjourned
to meet next year at Sacramento.
The Chinese we're having q grand hula.
oaloo on Saturday over their New Years
Day.
Markets are unchanged.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-15
pon.nt Of Democratic doctrines. 1t formed

ponent Of Democratic doctrines It formed
the rallyiDg cry Of the party during the
last Presidential campaign, and to it. or
rather to his pledges Of adherence to it, is
Buchanan indebted for his present position
pledges that we're repeated in his Inaugural
and on various other occasions. So late as
last June, in his instructions to Gov. Walker,
he says. sunless the Convention submit the
Constitution to the vote of all the actual set.
tiers Of Ksnsas, and the election be fairly
and honestly conducted, the Constitution
'ciH and ought to be rejected by Congress I"
The people are we'll informed upon these
general facts, and, with that knowledge,
can never be convinced that those Democrats,
however high their station, who are advooa-
ting the adoption, by Congress, Of the Le-
compton Constitution are not violating their
pledges and sacrificing their honest convict
ions, for the hope of personal advantages or
expectations. B.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-15

UsJusr.-Three Chinese musicians were
arrested In San Francisco on Friday night.
while celebrating their new years eve In
their uprovrous way. Their noises are
enough even to attract the dull ears Of .
sleepy policeman, but they are part Of q
semi-barbarous religious rite and should be
suffered, for they are called into exercise
but once year After coming to thorough
understanding Of the merits Of the case,
Judge Coon let them of a. his common sense
directed him to do. Give poor John chance
to celebrate custom Of .Faderland."
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-15
Chinese New Year.

The 18th of February Is the time chosen
by the Chinese as the initiatory day Of new
years They, as we'll as other and more en-
lighted people. have adopted the custom Of
celebrating the anniversary Of the begin.
ming of new year, as a season meet for re.
joicing, Accordingly, on Saturday last, the
Celestials oil over the world In general, and
in California In particular. burned fire.
crackers. roasted pigs, beat gougs, thumped
three stringed fddles. squirmed aud scrig-
gled nondcscript wind instruments, sang fun.
ny sounding love songs and diabolical war
chaunts. much to their peculiar delight, and
amusement and establishment Of all kin.
dreds and people that are unfortunately un.
able to understand them. Our Celestial pop
ulation, they who have by common consent
emigrated into so called Chinatown, true to
their customs and the habits Of their ances.
tors, performed ell the various species Of ex
ercises set forth in our enumeration which
appears above, and many other things be-
sides, oil Of which amused US and every
body else, though VIC couldn't appreciate
them. but they did, and the occasion was q
happy one, we guess, much music having
been made-such as IL was--and no broken
heads, or police interventions having been
brought to the notice Of law.givers OF. news.
chroniclers Chinese wash-men have been
particularly clamorous for kale.seed during
the past few days, and judging from their
noise. and apparently expensive enjoyments.
they have been well paid, and from the tur-
bulent manner in which they are going on,
we really are Inclined to think that II would
be good notion to pay them something to
cease their fun and become sober-sided Co.
lsstisls once more.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-15

ConsEcRATioN or TIFF CATHOLIC CHURCH
A large congregation assembled in the
Catholic Church yesterday, to witness the
ceremony of conservation As is always the
case during the performance of services in
the Church of Rome, strict attention was
observable In tho audience, and all seemed
impressed with the solcmnity Of the occa-
sion. Arch Bishop Allemany presided, rs.
sisted by Father Slattery, tho excellent
choir at intervals chanting melodious strains
of sacred music. Before tho close of cere-
monies, tho rite of confirmation was admin.
istercd to several members of the congrega-
ton.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-15

TIE plaza HALL.--Two Of the most pop
ular gentlemen who have ever resided in
0roville, have taken tho Plaza Hall. Said
gentlemen are none other than Ned Willis
and Sam Merwin, and If personal popularity
and good whiskey can command the patron
age of Orovillc drinkers, these new land
lords of an old and popular stand will get
rich in the next twelve months. They sent
us two bottles of champagne yesterday, and
ourintempcrate printers pronounced it "nec-
tar"
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-15

TIE MISsrRELs.-The Marysville Mems
alludes TO the San Francisco Minstrels, as
TREMENDOUS, tremenjouser, tremeDjousest.
We concur, and so does every individual
member Of the great crowd that went to see
them last night. They will all Of them live
until after the rest Of mortals have died
from excessive laughter. They will perform
again tonight.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-15

us that the horses which Marshal Barkly
and Capt. Cooke captured the other day,
have beea reclaimed by the rightful owners.
According to tho Ne,cs. police and other
business is unusually dull at Marysvillo. II
must be as still rs death.
The Yuba county printing has been award.
cd to the California Express.
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eaoyILLE. MONDAY, FEB. 18TH, 1855.

10 Mr.. John II. LiIIard Is authorized 70
receive Subscriptions and collect moneys for the
Daily and Til Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
al q distance can obtain the paper BY furnishing him
with their names.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-15

MEDICAL JOURNAL. We have received
from the publishers, q new work entitled
1.-THE Pacific Medical aud Surgical Journal ="
Its price is SS3 per annum. The editors and
proprictors are DR.. j. b. Trask and DR..
David Wooster.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-15

INCREASE OF PoLicE.--The people Of San
Francisco are talking about adopting mea-
for increasing the number Of policemen in
in that city. Judging from recent events,
it is expedient that every other man should
have two watch him, lest he take "pizen."
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-15

CATHOLIC PApER.--A Catholic paper is
shortly to make its appearance in San Fran.
cisco. 1t is to be entitled the monitor -
II will contain large amount Of reading
matter, and can be had for So per annum.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-15

DISCHARGED Linus Weed. indicted by
the Sacramento Grand Jury as being acces.
sorry to the FOLSOM Robberios," was tried
before the Court Of Sessions for that county
on Wednesday, and acquitted.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-15

DEAD Francis Brubaker, who was shot
recently near Stockton by one Glenn, is re-
ported dead SO we learn from tho Repub.
lican.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-15

LIFE SIZE. The Bee tells Of Daguerre-
typist In Sacramento who Is taking photo
graphs life.size.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-15

THE MINT.--The San Francisco branch
mint was re.opened on the 9th for coinage
Largo amounts Of bullion are being re-
ceiyed.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-15
Notice.

HAvING SOLD MY INTEREST IN THE CITY
II Il Brewery To Conrad Temple, the business will
be settled by Tempel 4 Miers, who will pay ali
claims against late firm of 6eer Mers. and wbo
are alone authorized 10 collect debts due TO said Arm
OF tseer Miers WILLIAM GEER,
oroyille, February Z, 1855.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-15
Butter Wanted!

4 WEEKLY SUPPLY OF FRESH RANCH
N Butter wanted by one who will be regular
customer. Inquire at this Office.
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EDWARD PECEETT, Jr.,
A TTOREBT At Law, Memphis, Tenn o1ioa, seaer
d son street uli5sSy The Post Oaloe Build.E-
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Eater from South Florida.
REMOVAL or THz sExNoLEs-THE ?

hEMOhALs Nr IHE EEMlkNLE1-Lhh FLORIDA
fROUsLES ESDED.
From the New Orsans Piosyune Of Nay &
The steamship Atlantic, Capt. Talbot, from
Key West via Tampa and other Florida ports
arrived yesterday.
Her passenger and cOnslgnees list viii be
found in the marines new column.
By this arrival we have news from Fort
Myers, Florida, TO me z5IR instant.
A gentleman, who came passenger by the
Atlantic, informs US that al that time Billy
BoWegs, and 123 men, women and children,
were collected, ready to emigrate 10 Arkansas
Assinawsh had also come in with his family
to leave. Halleck Tustenugge had gone again
into the cypress, 10 eudeavor To persuade some
Of sam Jones's party to leave. sam Jones
(ouT informant ssys) will not listen to leaving,
but be r. now blind and unable 10 walk without
the aid Of = sites he is indeed past all useful
ness, and can only be used TO scare children
aud Florida crackers About eleven mea re-
main with Jones.
The steamboat Rlage had gone down the
coast with few hostile Indians, to endeavor
to fad in Mstss Bay some lndians, composing
what is called the boat party they belong. to
Billy's band, and it is fully expected Will leave
when seen. This party appears 10 have been
used TO trade with the Bahamas, and search
FOR them 50 far appears to have been fTuitless.
Billy pTesHmss that they may have gone over
to the leland to trade, no. waiting for the
tsldnieEe 70 come 70 Eiuttud- Alt Aultdus
coming IN (Our informant says are very desti-
tdse, and appear very glad to leave.
We are further informed that Major Rector.
with bis delegation Of friendly Indians fron,
Arkansas, and large number Of the hostile
Florida Indians, was expected TO leave on The
ID inst, (yestsrday,) oa the steamboat Gruy
Ci0Ed for this port.
Capt. Van Bokkelin, u. S. Army, who ar
rived in the .4flaEfic, reports that the Florida
L l. 4 = sH..N II.
being taken to break up that military Depart
ment.
The Tampa PeninsHiar says that Fort Ju-
piter is abandoned, and the troops and public
property at that post will be removed to Fort
CaprOn.
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NJ. c. s. T. RAILRoAD.-This road as will
be seen from an advertisement. in tO-dsy's
issue, will commence, on next Monday, ran
ming through on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
track as far as McCorry's mill-ten miles
North OF Jackson. This road is now doing
well-carFying OF large quantity Of produce
and generally good list OF passengers both
ways. The road is well Offered, aud this is
az important consideration. Mr.. Tracy Rob-
erson, the conductor, is one Of the most polite,
attentive and pleasant gentlemen we have ever
met with. Oas would think every lady on
board wss under his immediate and special
charge. II is 70 be hoped BY the friends of the
road that Mr.. r. can be retained in his present
Ofice.-JaeSsoa Whig.
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W. L. rNEADwELL-........-.-..-. vOLLIsTISE
D. Enr rn-rrrr-r-
y, A, KUEFFNER, NJ. D..

1 TrORNETs At Law, Memphis, Tenn. O1os, no.
grarsoa street, Up stairs second door East Of
o-1=,r-oisl Hotel su3-dzWIy
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TToHTOPATHfC PHYsI0IAE AND sURGEOE,
zsh-s 10 inform the citisens Of heDkis and its VI
cfnfrv that Be has located himself TIE southeast
c@ruer o. Unic1 En4- Second strsets.
OHce hsurs uafu O'Clock in the morning between y
and n noon sad bstWee1 andi1 In the evening"
REFEEECEs-J 1ase Sas-Eeei Gov 1iqNas ~ Mss
Nelson Efttii ~ Es1s0f ChareEt0n g. OF t5re Herring
4 Li7pe Of Phia eipsia, sna Dr. Cssparis Of L1uiEFs
tccl8-dlv
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8aiIOng 9tt0ratiOns.
HOUSE, SIGN, IND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c.
". n. PASSMORE

TAXES this method Of inssrming the citizens Of Nez
l phis q - he has permanently located himself here
carry the GboYe business and assures those va
hEy favor him with their patronaze that al wurk
fusted - him VII have his strict PERSONAL ATTEE
vel as the faithful execution o. the work No exer-
ION viii be spared bis part 70 give satisfaction and
.erfor the work thor0ughly, and the same time 70
nit ths t.Este Of the most fastiii0us.
Hs iehx experience warrants him IN saying that hts
coatracts F be compiled with % the entire satisfaction
of those .Fh0 may patronze him They may also rest
assured that any work undertaken By him viii be prompt
" eonductet.
FOR quaihcatons he bes leave to refer % the fcsE
inx persons. Capt. c. B. Church, Capt T. Newell M
" Peoley Capt J. Goslee. Capt. Aige0 M g. Phillsf
SHOP-ascS = Shsiton's Drug Sfor- my1l-1lr
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-IHssssIs 49, - 49, ssss0I
DIXON & HELM,
TyO. n. TROTTER.

A TTOREzYs AT Law H=zphis, Tonnessse. once
u Sauth si1e o. C0uTt Square Doors East Of the
Rive a-nF lzaf2-dH
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JUH . IALLL Hfg
A TTOREET At law, End General Collector for
n West reunessee once On Jenzrsoa street. Psst
Oics Building sep6
IL. sHAHBERGER.
TrOENKT AT Law, Prentiss, Mississippi Prompt
n attention Eil BE- gVea 10 the C0soti0n Of Gains.
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A TroREET At Law. Austin, ruufcs county, Miss,
VII attend q the paTuerf Of taxes redemption cf
land elfher FORFEITED Or s3E LExes and vii promptly
attend the exsaEti0a of =r5 titles IN the counties
81 Tuuica C9shoma B3iivsr and Washington.
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DR. CREIGRTON;s

WILLIAM K PosTOS--..-..---PHIEEAsT 7. soEuses.
POSITION & sCRUGGs,
AEtorne eyz at La ",
NEgPHIs, TESE.
OFFICE-Ss. - Court square, South Side.
TILL give their ioin. attention 70 professional busi
w II tie several Courts me cy o. Memphis.
the Ecventh guticsi C7cu c. Tenrsssse and Of North
Nississfppi. 5=b2f-sm
DR. ". z. ROGERS,
nFFERS hiE prOessisnsi services 70 tne citizens o.
" hsrlphis. omoe, SauLh side Of C0urt squEro- Res
ldsuoe - a. o. Harrip' tarf2-6m
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TEE0EbO8E q. GDHEs
A TTORNEf Al Law, Memphis. Tenn oflce on
n Main street IN Greenlsw's Building, btwoen Union
and Gsysso streets n1v7-diy