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al INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE
EAs ZEE z I4S WESTERN

KENT" Capt 81. K,rvsn:
$500 "PIONEER," Capt. w. Norman,
VIII run their routes a. follows, leavi Light
street, Baltimore, foot of Camden. at O'Clock A.
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Landings
on Ghoptank river, every WEDNESDAY and
Monday.
For ANNAPOLIS nd West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning "a q 1ays
PlONEER-For -. MIohse's anf Easton via
Miles River, every WEDNESDAY, aud return
the same day.
For Annapolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford
and Easton Point, every THURSDAY, returning
BY same route on Friday.
For Annapolis, West River, st. MiohaeI's and
"a ton, via Miles River Ferry, every SATUR-
pay, returning every Monday by same route
Fare TO Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Faston
Faro 70 st MichaePs and Miles Riverj1ounS
Fare 70 West River, iTound trip, sil. 60
Fare to AEnapoi- Ground TRIP Is centsl.- rs
MEALS EXTRA,
1TFreight mustsbe prepaid.
Wharf and Ofhce, LIGHT ST, foot Of Camden
balumore. q. X. CANNON.
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UAn anchor dragging expedition, consist.
Ing Of two schooners and two slOops, all Of Var.
mouth, Mass, arrived at Newrort on Tuesday
from q cruise in the waters Of Vineyard Sound
Edgartown, &c. They have met with good sue.
cess. having secured quite a number OF anchors
varying from 500 to 1000 lbs. in weight They are
o. their way to New York to dispose of them
u ost Of he anchors are in good condition.
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VA most desirable Office to hold at any time
Is that Of surveyor ofthe port Of New York. The
dulest years secure to I'm the snug little sum of
thirty or forty thousand dollars per annum, while
at present, the avalanche of condemnations and
connscations increase that sum enormously as
TO bring 1t little short Of million of dollars for
the current season. This Is rather too much of a
ODD thing.
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II NEW BOOKS,

Ha,tEsToR ~ Of the United Netherlends, BY John
The Rise of the Dutch Rop ubis, history, BY
s sehn Lothrop Motley; svo.s oioth; free BY mail,
Silas Manner, tho Weaver IF RayeIol, BY the
author Of Adam Bsde )" cloth 7sloents paper 50
. Life and Career Of Major Andre, by Winthrop
After lceberss With Painter, Summer Voyage
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bon Oils, BY Thomas AntlselI, M. D.; 0I.T5
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and dollars from a great banking house In New
York, who were paying him four per cent per
snnum, and few days since invested Ii with the
Government, who are paying seven and three
his friends in London, advising them to invest
hye hundred thousand dollars In the same securi.
tiex
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eR s1 TEEESsSS oSS R Sss ssSSy5H

BALTlMORE AND OHIO
on and after May lstn, 1851, the trains viii run
q follows, vix:-Leaye Camden Station, bsln-
press daEy at S IS F. NJ. Both Trains 70 Gif.cil,
ssan5GGIpFEa a> S9 r. Attn PARIS OF TIE WEST,
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Between Bahmors ana Piedmont ts Re thu A NJ
Tran; between Piedmont and Wheeling take 40.
eommodenon Trsin. leaving Piedmont OF s. 20 A.
the s 81 A M Train from Baltimore.
Inc EkEDERICk TRAIN leaves Baltimore
:. The ELLICOTT'S nj Lis Train leave BAL
timore at % and sl5A. ". and IS and S<o p N
and 100 p. nj. - - "a eno 90
d a0. .1 fSi,A g inferFsGr ESt: Of
Station, or at the Ticket ONCE: '' '''
Master Of Trsnsnortior
L. M. COLE, Gen,l Tioket ASent.
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. re EVENING STAR.
IN. SVEN, ssliIsqsy on the War.

Ihs Sweil's sslilsqsy On the War.
a don't appwOve this howwid waw,
Those dweadful bannabs hswt my eyes;
And guns and dwums are such baw,
Why don't the pawties comPwamise?
OF csvce, the twoilet has It's chawms;
But why must ell the vulgah cwowd
Pawsist In spawting unifawms
In outlaws 50 extremely load
And then the lsdiss-pwecious deahs.-
mswk the change In envy bwow;
Bsi love / weally have my feahs
They wathah like the howwid wow.
To heah the chawming cweatures talk,
Like patwons Of the bloody wing,
OF waw and all Its dawty wswk,-
IL doesn't seem pwappah thing.
called at Mrs. OWENS last night,
To see her niece, Miss Navy Hertz,
And found her making (cwushing slightly
The weddest kind Of flannel shirts,
OF cawce wcss and sought the door,
With fewy flashing fwom my eyes,
q can't approve this howwid waw;
why don't the paw!ies compwamise
TTnpifp Fdiy
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E.... MILITARY Books

E MItIIAKY bOOkS
- kENCh RICHSTlEN have Just received a
OF all kinds which they offer IRON ten 10 6ff,
per cent. below the regular retail prices.-in-
rAas. edition Of Hsrdes's infantry and Riss
foreef loluntserf Ma nusl, vols N
Allsn,s Cempendium Of Hard ee's Tsetios. ga
Srosss Military Snrgery, 7sc
Ahens Field Forti6cafion and Outpost esch rs
Heroees Tectics. cheap edition. ssc
An ss 49, Seilefs Gulde, complete manual and
TIE Ros. tSr tes use OF The Volunteer Militia And
The Hand Book for the U. 5, soldier, balm,
hn.. seoE OF instructions 10 the = Iafsntry tao
ok E,s: Hils.sy Maps, Map Of the Seat 9f War.
Fiags, Badsss and Medals ef ever description.
+ Any ofthe Akoys sent by mail free - 80
FRENCH h KICHSTkIN.~ 49,
msS 9Te prnrsv vanis s~~ase.
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IL portion Of Gen. Lander's brigade is to
ne armed with double barreled rifles weighing
~ pounds, and which, 1t is said, will carry three,
quarters Of mile.
OAn honest farmer at Ludlow, VT, was
recently told that the army worm was DESTROYING
everything In Its course, and very anxiously in
CURED what army the worm was DESTROYING.
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= HUpsQN RIvER RAILRoAp-

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
E EE6 Ahfsa n,,s sE ER iTTkkSS TROY M ,SS6E a.
From Chamb ers 81 NY, From Sith strsef
Express.7 and II q. M, IL Is, Al IS n n And AZ
. and $50 and p. m. 5,a5 D m,
Troy and Albany with 10 rs D. M . fsuudav. In
sleeping carl 1o,l5 ,. N cludedj
Pougkkeepste train6, o Is Is a. m. and I a n m
m. LIS pm.
Peekskill train. 40 p m ID 25p m
eng Sisf ufn,SW m j SO m, and t& and
yt9a SpeootgP.m - p M
t''as'a ss''. b MI YY;,~,..,.1....
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&z1o foSSdT, ELSSS5SS5Eo OH

Leave. the l9ve5 eGd e JNI00SS Dockk, B.lt
~ O'Clock p. N, taking passengers and felfht and
eonnectine With the Railroad lipes. 90 ard 4 ON
ton, York, Harrisburg, PIttsbuTg. Ps and the
West, Immediately sfer the ARRIVAL OF the Express
Train from New Iot and Philadelph
The following ia the Schedule:
From New York to Fort Monroe and back. sN
From Phfladelp pin q a3d hack.-.............--S 60
From Baltimore and back....-.. -. sc.
UPROCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In New York. az the New Jersey Railroad once
foot of CORTLAND street.
In Phi adelphla, at the Compsny's once, N. w
corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets, or 81 the
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
10 B.lumore, on board the Steamers. foot Of
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER,
paasanfer
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IL The New York Leader reports the arrest of
agents OF the rebels in New York, and the dis
cevery OF carrier pigeon Communication from
the suburbs Of that city with Richmond A
pigeon was shot by a rifeman aud under the
BIRDS wing was an important dispatch on Its
way South. A shed somewhere on the Long
Island was used starting point for the pipeons
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~ a rEEIIkSssTT66k SP tss,; vi VII

sSsEEEEtEH f ssEgs; >. j ESssSss sHE
1GER RAILkOAD asd NEW YObE
CEN[RAL kALLR0Ap; lxlre.s Trsins le.v.
daily. Sundays excepted, 90 folovs:
tt sS az Chambers street t,cT s.s1 St station
I@ s"pm lis sspm
MontsI and Buffalo
Trsin with sleeping
Conneetins 81 Albany With the New Yori Cen
tral Railroad for Sohenectady Roohester, Utica
BatayIs, Rome, and stations on Rome aud Water
town Rsllr, a. Bunslo. Syrseuse, MICA FAILS,
Suspension Bridge, Auburn, Geneva, Cas- sndsigus
aion via Lake Shore, Buffalo anc axe Huron a ra
Great Western RAILROAD, for Hamilton. Torcnl,
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, Milvaukie, Fon Du La
Ia Crosse, Msdisrn: Prairie Du Cnien, 6s'ens
tne, Iowa Civ. SI.Snstos, SSipd,. spiis. f.S
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo, Terre Ssute diana polis
Louisville, Cincinnati, atton, Colbu bus Ceyo y
land, and al. points West, Northwest and South
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains at Troy, with Troy y
Boston and Rens. Saratoga Roads for Sarahoga .
Whitehall, Rutland, Burling ton, It Adams Rou -
Point, PiausburEh, OsdensbuIEh, Montreal, &o,
IL Freight ARRANGEMENTS by THE route az
above, without change Of Car g. from the i,epots a
Chambers and Isnal streets. are al al times a.
isvoraole as made by oth.r Railroad Companl.s
The facilities Of thus great New York Ronts, the
an shippers for promptness and spetch.
Passenger trains, with Smoking and Sle~,ipr
cars ron In connection on the New York Csnual
rsngements, inc ulre 81 The depot, IS Wsrrsn ,t.
A. r. SMITH Su perintendert
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GUNBoATs FOR THE WESTERN RIVERS.

QuARTxRMAsTxR GKNKRAL's OyYIcK,
Washtngtos, .JHae II, 1861
PROPOSALS are invited Tor constructive Gun
boats upon the Western rivers
Specifications will be immedia teIy prepared and
may be examined at the Qusrtermaster's Once n
Cinoinnau, Pit sburgh, and at this offoe.
ers alone will be considered,
Plans submitted by bidders viii be taken into
ieIs Qusrtsrmaster General TINTED St.ts,
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- New tssH hSSsF, EstEkSS AND aND
Albany, TR3eS' NnRTH9 AMP VEST.

ALBANY mk N.Y. NNppkTH hND VEST.
Commencing M5A y. May zath, issl.
For Absny-ll:OO g. m. fast express train from
For Dover Plairs-I.oo .. m stopping at White
Plsins and stations north 70 Dover psins-ffom
CThis train viii run to Millerton every saturdsy
For Croton. Fslls-s:I5a m. stopping OF ell sta
tons north OF Eordham from 26'h street station.
For White Plains-s:So, $40 aid 500 D. m. stop-
For w hite Plalns-e:,6 ?. N. stopping at al sta
For Williams Bridre-7.sn, li:I5 9. m. and $50 ,.
Returning will leave
Dover aips-5;so g m. This tram leaves Mi
ie nri,e eser, MoEeay morning all o. M.
White Wits PislnsSe!ia%, zoo a. m. 40 ,mpm.
Mllnams BrldGe-h:SO, $50 9. m. a. loo .. m.
ssreet, for Central Park. Yorkulle, Asriem and
I'D 10: John BURcHiL. iou Asst sa p 20
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL
nj. Ferry and Long I.csk. from foot II cS.mSsEs
street, New ork as follows. VIZ:
100 q m EXPRESS for Dunkirk, and Buffalo.
800 o. m MAIL, for Dun KIRK. and intermediates
staaors-Thls Train remains over nlgh st Emrs
snd Irooeeds The neIt morning;
s% n. Min dall. Tor Otsville. and inter
ii % :. N ACCOMMODATION, daily, for por,
Jery,s, and pItncipsl stsf,qns;
500 ?. M. NC Nc AZ ExPREss, daily. for Dun
fl5s Rgssi0 SsnanS:,s PrnGiPs Station,
Stations, and rurs only 70 Elrnirs. e' '''N
81 SEQ p m; .A.CSoMMODATIoN. for Housewife,
.. CHLs MINoT. 6enr surf.
NATHANIEL. MARSH, Receiyer
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RooTs AID sH0Es TO sUIr YHk

WsHS noW mannfAotnrinE al kinds Of BOOTS
ana SHOES, and constantly receiving srskas.
srIfly OF eastern made work Of every de-
sorffflon, made expressly to order, and Wilt al
pc SOLO al o much lower price than kAs BEEN ~
heretofore charged in fhis oIty for mach inferior
city made work, viii always fnd good assorsmsn
In store and at the levsst prices. Give us call.
go. GRIFFIN BRO,
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PHlCE TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
My signature is on eaoh package. All others are
counterfeit.
Package will be sent by mail, prepaid, on re
cept of Thirty Cents.
HENRY C. SPALDING,
No. As CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
no1ic d.
~ CURE T.
eusi
NerVousHeadache
N E KIM o
Headache.
By the usc Of these Pills the periodic attacks O
Ssreoss OF Sick Hssdaehs may be prevented: and
taken at the commencement Of an attack inppe
late relief from pain and sickness will be obt 3D.
They seldom fail In removing the Nss,ss and
Headache to which females are so subject
They sot gently upon tho bovels,-removlng Cos
'iosxsss.
For Literary Mss, Sfxds~ts, Delicate Females.
and al persons of sedsntary ha6its they are val
A1 n Inr
foSs and 1tsor to the digestive ORGANS, and r.
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
Whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of lops
!nvestixetfon and carefully conducted experiments
having been in use many years. during whioh time
IheJ nave prevented and relieved . vast amount OF
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orlgi-
nating In the nsrroxs system or from q dersns cd
state of the Stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their oomposition.
ana may be rken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, and tAs Sd
'f.es dHy diSasrssa6ls taste ,ssdsrs 1t easy 70
sdsstsistg fhsns TO children,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITsI
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henri, C.
Spalding on each Box.
Sold BY Druggists and all other Dealers in Medi
zines.
A Box will be sent BY mail prepaid on rees,,s
PRICE, IS CENTS.
AL orders shoald be addressed to
HENRY c. SPALDINe,
@s CEDAR STREET. NEW Yo1K,
Frs~ hs Ezs.ui.n, No./olL, 70,
Celhalio Pills .ooomtlIsh the obieot for " mich
hey wore made, VIZ: Cure Of headache In all il.
ffs~ fAs Exsmisor, Hs.rsH, Va.
Ihey have been tested In more than tisz,sus
Fos Tia Dsssoerst, St. C7sxI, Mia.
lyon are, or have been troubled " 18th the hsad
,ohe, send for box, (Cephaio Pills j so That Jou
may have them in case Of an.attaok.
fIoss fAs Wssssrs X. X. 8ssstts, C2isass, H.
hvslled Cephslic Pills.
Ats~. tks Soxtks,n PstA Fs.d,,, Ns,. Oylsss,. Z.
Try them You that are afflicted, and We are rrr,
ma. mat your esnTony can be sdded to the Ilrs.zI
other medicine can produce. '"A' ~
FScS tie 6ssstfs, Dasssys,f, Lsscs,
MT; isPsidiaf would not connect his name with
~ ~ioie nc oio not SnoS 70 possess real merit.
Fo~s ths Advertiser. P,ssikszss, RI
Lns Cephalle Pills arc said to be . remarkably
has ever boon discovered.
Fre~ tbs 81. Lssis Dsssssyss,
The immerse demand for the srtIsIs f1s,haIje
rLls) Is rapidly increasing.
Frss tie KssssAa VALLEY Stsy, Ksasssks, Va.
We are sure that gersons suffering with thu had .
sche, who try them, will stick to them,
FIs~ ths AdsSfis.y. Prsstkss.s, RI
The testimony In their favor ID strong frsm tbs
most spectacle susrtsrs WV
Ho11 Tia Daily Nssss, Newport, X, L,
oephaiie Pills are taxing tho place of ell kInds.
rev hs Co'nMsYefal Bxlletis, Boston, Mas.
said TO be very efhosoious for the headache.
rom fhs Commercial, Cimesssafi, Ohio.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

IT. NOTICE TO TRAyELERs
y - fostn.stsr es9ersl hsvinG ordered the
k s.isSsss $ "a Ss fss, ;fssF!.;s
M9nd.., ths se;h in..sns shs Bsy LIns Of s..:gers
day. from their vbsrfe foot Of Union Docf. at AZ
O'CLOCK ,, NJ, or Immediately amer the srTfvs q
the Washington Train, which leaves washinrton
IN I'D Nm FALLS. Pres't
Na rEsEI ssSssSSkkf EsS s E!t
SPRING AND sUMMERh zk fhAAikNssEt.AARSiN
On and after TUESDAY, May I<tn, Passensef
Trains for Phiade phia win leave street
Depot daily Ssfoe,t .ssgandays % tolloys We
as q. NJ; Evening N sil a. IS O'Clock. On sun
PAYS at4 IS p. M. only. All trains connect With
New York trains except as r. NJ. train on satur-
Freight Tram with passenger car attached
Baltimore and Havre de-6rso>.
Passenrers for Delaware cpd the Eastern shore
of Maryland Will hnd the most xpeditious route by
iO.Ail Coiofed Peuons must give bond before
WIN. CRAWFORD, Aren't.
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ffss hs Exswisor, Ns.fsh, Va.
Ihey have been tested In more than thsxsaus
ssscs, with entire success.
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w! Ssifas;S S.: 3! "a l! ]! :; { ~.
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Fo1 fks Dsssoeyst, St. C7sxS, Nina,
lfyou are, or have been troubled v ith the hsad
,ohe, send Tor box, (Cephaio Pills y so That vol
may nave them In case OF an,attack.
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frsss tAs ExS.sisw, NoyToIs, Vs,
Cephalio Pills accomplish the objeot for vnioh
hey were made, VIZ: Cure Of headache In all ID,
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Ns' hs SostAsrr Psfk Fisdy, Ns,s Oylsens, L.
TT them you that are afflicted, and We are ssrs
mat your testimony can be added TO the slrsszI
numerous list that has received bene6tS fSsf M,
other medicine can produce, "
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EREAE BAR9AINs IN lPlANOss--Ons very
Ssi Si| s; s. IS; Sss:
e - - s0aL1e - a. COZ .o. FI-ael
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~ yERMIN DESTROYER viii rid Won .t oi
noaohss, Bed Bugs, Ants. 90; Moore's Rat and
MI M2pp.s Eassrmnstor never fails. Moorss Bensns
from the most delicate fabric, SILK or voolsn, With
e Sqs lnjqry 20 qelcr or otherwise Will clean Kid
MMV N.Y. E. Great Medieine Depot. lis Pa. avs
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F|css fAs Wsstsrs X. X. 8sssfts, C1isass, III,
we heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, and his N
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SALINE DAYS


on the LIST. 18th, and 2ist Of every month
IN: OH!.6o to the Peoples Clothing Store,
" NO. 900 Seventh street, opposite Post Once
snd examine that new stock 81 FALL CLOTH
tNI. IhUNkS. HATS and CAPS, all for sale at
the lowest New York prioss. an So-im
WESTERN LANDS IN EXCHANGE FOR
LANDS NEAR The FEDERAL CAPT.
fAL-The subscriber Will exchange hne Farming
Lands IN Ohio and Michiy, for lands within u
nt e Of this city. WM. THOS. CARROLL
Warrington City, August g, 1861. au lS-eo2w
GIBEg HAIR STORE,
10 ZAP Pa. Az. BET. 18th AND 18TH srs.
urfS ETwUfm aE KY; re; GRADS: CURLS,WlGS.
HALE Wits, FRIZETTES, SO. A full stocr
Ayays % hand, or made 20 order 81 the shortest
notice. Hair Work repaired or exchanTed
~. B.-Ladles' Hair Dyed in the most natural
manner. ma % &c
WOOD AND COAL.
lOU WI surely get your moneys worth nv
calling a the PIONEER MILLS, Sortknsst eoy
- " Sseerk styesf dad CaaaI, GEO PAGE
AGENT They sell cheaper and give better measure
.nan any others In the eity-cut, split. AID deiIy-
cree Tree OF charge. II you doc { oIIeye I've
NE rloneer Mills . tria-, Add be sansied
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Ftoas ia Daily Nssss, Newport, X. 1,
Cephalic Pills are taking tho place of eli IN ods.
FFs~s fAs ComMsretal Bxlletin, Boston, Mas.
Said to be very efioaoious for the headache.
fom tie Comns,eial. Cisesssasi, Ohio,
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL
fSfoA s aSp PHL IA Af NEWPORT

NATHANIEL MARSH. ksoeiT:;s SEM suPt
The weekly Butte record., 1861-04-27
Will the Democracy Unite.

The secession organs all over the State have
been for the last few weeks, engaged in prayer
for reunion of the Democracy. Thus far
their prayers have not been answered, and they
might as well say Amen for union upon the
terms proposed by them can never be accom-
plished The elements composing the two
organizations are too conflicting their princi-
pie aims and purposes are too antagonistc to
amagamate. The true Democracy will rally
around the Union and the Constitution as long
as a shred of our counrys flag remains to
wave over them while the secession element
would wIeSt the Goddess of Liberty from her
throne in the Temple of freedom, to give room
for sefconstituted king of anarchy We
repeat that union cannot be had. The lead
ers of tie secessionists have raised the cry of
" help me- Cassius, or | sink, but it has come
too late, and will never be needed Nearly one
year ago, amid friendly, and timely warnings
of the consequences, they launched headlong
into the meshes OF secession, rebellion and trea-
son. led on by Yancey, Rhett, keit, Co. !;
and now they can follow up the hazardous path
marked out by the bewildere1 pilots OF their own
choosing. They sowed the storm, now let them
reap the whirlwind and gather in the fruits
thereof
The weekly Butte record., 1861-04-27

FIRF.-Ab bout ten o'clock on Thursday night
last, fire broke cut in the old wooden building
known as the Eldorado Saloon, situated on the
corner of Bird and Myers streets, consuming
that, and two adjoioing buildings. Fortunate.
ly for that portion of the town at least, there
was no wind stirring, to communicate the
flames to the numerous wooden structures in
that locality. The fire was undoubtedly the
work of an incendiary, as none of the buildings
burnt were occupied The principal loss. which
is not very great, we believe falls upon Judge
Lewis.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-04-27
DISTRICT COURT
Hon. WARREN t. SEXTON, PRESIDING.
MONDAY. ADril %

MONDAY, April %.
Mckay vs. Hutchinson Judgment rendered
for Defendant.
Bay vs. Post-Judgment rendered of plf
Stovelle VS.. Cole-Judgment for plaintiff
Wise vs. Ferguson-J Judgment for defendant.
Benson VS.. Benson-Decree of divorce grant
ed
Chandon vs.. Jackson-Judgment of $500
for plaintiff.
Burroughs vs. Upstone-J Judgment for pl'f.
White vs. Frenchtown G. M. Co.-Judg-
ment for plaintiff
Golden vs. Harrison-Demurrer overruled.
Lewis vs. cConnell-Judgment for pl'f
Brown vs.. Brown-Report of referee placed
on file.
Giesse VS.. Frenchtown G. M. Co.-Defend-
ant allowed to amend verification of answer.
Pierce vs. Burroughs-Demurrer overruled
Brown VS.. Hutchnson-Statement on mo-
ton for new trial submitted and taken under
advisement
Worthey VS.. Lumbart = Demurrer to
amended answer taken under advsement.
Harris VS.. Allen-Cause tried, argued, sub
mitted and taken under advisement.
Burger vs. Call-Cause tried, argued, sub
mitted and taken under advsement.
TUESDAY, April %.
People vs.. Potter-Admini> &c, mo-
tion to appoint c. F. Lott attorney of record
for Defendant oyerruled.
Bay vs. Counts-Cause placed on calendar.
Pierce vs. Burroughs-P Plaintiff allowed ten
days to file replication.
Golden VS.. Harrison-Court order non suit
Bay vs.. Post-Court fixed amount of bond
on appeal and ordered stay of restitution and
execution for ten days.
WEDNESDAY, April oath.
Hicks VS.. Whtesides-Judgmen for Plain
tiff.
Gilmore VS.. Gilmore Report of referee
fled
Bay vs. Counts-P Plaintiff allowed to amend
complaint.
Giesse VS.. Frenchtown c. NJ. Co.-Demur-
rer to answer, sustained.
Bowman VS.. Middleton Plaintiff gives no.
tice that demurrer will be called up tomorrow.
Black ct al VS.. Lytle ct al-On trial by jury.
THURUDAY, April 25th.
Lovelock vs. Ord-Motion to amend COM
plant, sustained. Cause continued for the
term.
Black ct al VS.. Lytle ct al--Jury rendered
verdict for Plaintiffs
Court adjourned until Tuesday morning next,
at o'clock
The weekly Butte record., 1861-04-27

CLEAN THEM OUT.-The late Grand Jury
found bills of indictment against number OF
the female occupants of the Chinese dens oil
corruption situated on Lincoln street, in the
upper end of Chinatown. Whether the Court
will succeed in making convictions thereon or
not. of course, remains to be seen. We sin
cerely hope they may for it is high time that
something was done towards removing the
loathsome objects beyond the sight and hear
ing of respectable families.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-04-27

INDIAN BATTLE = TWENTY-FIVE INDIANS
KILLED.-The Humboldt Times says on Sun.
day morning. the 14th inst Lieut.. Collins with
twenty-three q. S. troops from Humboldt, at
tackled rancho of Indians on Van Duzen
Fork, and in brief but brisk fight killed
twenty and wounded three Others On the
next morning they attacked a large Indian vii
lage and killed FIVE, and wounded three The
number of warriors at this rancheria was about
one hundred and fifty, but they fed at the first
charge, leaving the troops in possession, Evil
dences were found to prove that they killed
the white woman at Larabees Ranch, and
burned the house. One soldier, named Casey
was dangerously wounded by an arrow.