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AhONSEs SoANA HESOAANNAON we os
Mr.. Griswold, q member Of the last Legi Ia.
ture from Pacific county, distinguished his briei
legislative career by some rather ludicrous acts.
The subjoined preamble and resolution were Of.
fered in all sincerity by him, and provoked the
humor Of some Of the wags Of the House:
WHEREAS, This nation was founded by the
Puritans upon the idea Of direct accountability
to God, and
Whereas, The departure from first principles
must inevitably weaken, Il not eventually destroy
. nation therefore be it
Resolved By tie legislative Assemblyofh the Ter.
ritory Of Washington, That the rebellion is the
legitimate result Of long course Of public policy
practically ignoring the existence Of Divine Gov.
ernment in the world; that the war may be re-
garded, in its long protracted agony, as the just
instrument Of Heavens vengeance upon the no.
tons impiety; and that our former peace and
prosperity can be expected back only by return
ing to the first principles Of the Republic, as
exemplified by the Puritans in their devotion to
the one true God.
Mr.. Eagan submitted the following amendment
to the above resolution:
"As exempl6ed BY the Puritans in
their devotion To the one true God" when they
resolved to appropriate to themselves the possess
sions Of the poor Indian, rs evidenced by the
following resolves:
ResOlSed, That the earth, with all the fullness
thereof beiongeth to the Lord.
ResOlred, That that which belongeth to the
Lord belongtth to His people.
ResOlUed, That We are the people Of the Lord.
Amen.
To which Mr.. Stone, Of Kitsap, added the fol-
lowing:
And Be Il further resolred, That the "Blue-
Laws" Of Connecticut and other New England
States are evidences Of the profound capacity Of
the Purltans to sustain the principle Of selEgov.
ernment; and . peculiar feature Of the above
named code, which made Il an offence for the
husband to kiss his wife on the 6rst day Of the
week, known as Sunday, must also be considered
as proof Of the rigid morality Of the settlers
known % Puritans Il Is also true that the early
hanging Of old women, on the plea Of their being
witches, cannot be looked upon in any other light
than displaying tne amiAbility Of the Puritan
character and also an eager devotion on their
part to first principles And the fact that while
the New England States refused to sustain the
General Government when engaged In the war
Of 1919, and also while engaged 10 the Mexican
war-sueh conduct contrasts very strangely with
the action Of the Puritan States at the present
time, in displaying such savage ferocity Of dis,
position to slaughter their eountrymen, simply
because they are suffering from the dsplorAbie
malady Of "Nigger on the brain"
Mr.. RabbesOn put In the provisO--
Provided, That nothing herein contained shall
be construed as expressing the opinion Of this
Legislative Assembly as TO the proper manner In
which the Divine Ruler shall control the Affairs
Of any other portion Of the Universe than these
United States.
, 1863-02-19
YICTORIA MARKET.

From the British CoIonist Of Feb. 17th.l
Flour-$6 to $6 so; Extra, 81 to Z so.
Barley-2fc to 29c; Ground, &c to Stc.
Oats-3A to SIC.
Wheat-2c to 2Ac.
Bran-$S0 to $S5 per ton.
Shorts-$S5 to $40 per ton.
Potatoes-1c to &c.
Onions-7c to &c per ID.
Hay-$30 per ton.
Beef-By retail, from 10c to 2oc per ID.
Mutton-From 15c to 20c according to quality.
Ldnber-S2O to $25 per NJ.
Shingles-$4 to IS Pc NJ.
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JuDeB lIcRADDnHsoms Of lhe friends os
dis gentleman have called our attention % tbe
resolutions adopted By The eitizsnsof this county
a their lnts mass meeting, and state that their
ambiguous character b ealculatsd 70 reflect upon
the judicial integrity o. the Judge, while pre-
siding over he Courts Of the Territory. We
DO not think they we're intended 10 cast the
slightest imputntion upoo Judge hcPaddsn,
whcss Admlnisiration Of he law has uniiOrmly
given satisfaction % our ciiiEsns, By whom he
has alNnys been held 10 high esteem. During
de eight years that be occupied The bench. there
vas very li.tie o. no cause for complaint; when
thslag was not properly administered, L was
raihsSthe hul,oi thsiprymon than Of the bench.
The friends oi the Judgs may therefore dismiss
fOm thaiE minds thsimprSisioa That he rcsOlu-
lIons aIlussd y hin. "a
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YEAST PowDERs.-Every housekeeper knows
how difficult il is to make good bread, and we
therefore take pleasure in calling attention to the
fact that to insure uniformly good, light, sweet
and nutritious bread, it is only necessary to use
RedingtOn & Co.'S Yeast Powders, which in every
respect excel all similar preparations ever offered
to the public. See advertisement, in another
column.
, 1863-02-19

EMIGRATION DURING 1s62.-By recent report
Of the Commissioners Of Emigration, it appears,
from the 1st Of January to the LIST Of December.
G9.499 emigrants arrived in the United States !;
which, strange to say, is 6,104 above the ntm.
Der for the same period in 1861.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING BEEN APPoINTED
By the Hon. Probate Court Of Pierce County, W. r., Ad.
mnilfatog Of the Estate Of J. d BATES decsased ell per-
sons Indebted 20 aid ae requested 10 make immediate
pNmenti and all persoqs having claims against aad ate
WI present hem with the proper VoucheFs within year
nom date otherwise they ullf bs iorsSeF baFrsd.
,. r. MEEKER,
AdmlnI1araioF o. Es.sae oi J. D. BalsS, deed.
etsllaooom, Eshfayst "a 1Sd5. oiI
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

pointed By the Hon. Probate Court Of Pierce couny w.
T., Admnltraier Of the Estate Of A. BYRD deceased al
persons indebted 70 said Eaie requested 70 make mme
date PAYMENT and all persons having claims agnnst aad
Estate VII present. the same with the necessary vouchers
within one year om the date hereof otherwise they win be
forever barred.
slsuAsosu. w. T., FEB. IN, Isss g ~0 "
, 1863-02-19

Tue RAXGER-This little steamer sped away
from this place, last Thursday, towards Port
Madison, as though nothing allied her. If the
drifts are removed from the Puyallup river, she
will be pOking her nose up there within three
months, in pursuit Of employment
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P9Gs.4:ss 4: so scC%S = Z: f5ESE s.. g SSgsTT

VDMOoAEB COUWEs FIERCE COUNTY, W. y.
la the matter Of The Estate Of ALBERT O. BALCH,
TUnsDAY, January aoth, fses.
JOIN LATHAM. AdminIafaiW oi he E'iais q A. o.
bALyh, deceased presented 10 the Couv petition praying
lof ne sale of The Real Estate Of said deceased. The ndab
edne1s q sad Eate aF - known, amounts 70 the Il
ex hundred and seventyslx dollars and ioFyhree eents
yete 81 appearing 10 The cou that sale Of The Real
aforesaid, h 4 therefore 7-ll. --'- =.
Ordered mat an persons Interested In Tie Estate Aforesaid
should be and appear before him the court room said
Probate Court q The town Of eieacoom W. IT, on eATUR
DAY the 1oh day Of February (hat time being specially
appointed ior the hearing of Snd psonl show Why
se a. much Of The Real Estate Of The deceased shan b
necessary 70 pay such dsbs and that coy d e ad order
shoud Be published a least four luoceste weeks IN
paper pubnlsd IN ths city Of stsacoo, and that DAY.
the time and place named IN said order, 10 show cause n
any upon due proof Of the puDcaon Of copy Of said
der, Why The prayer of ts pclOneP should not 6e araned
Judge Of Probate.
hereby certify that The freSOug Is iEus copy Of ihs
II testimony Whereof have hereun.o @. ny hand and
-, anxed The seal Of the Probate couTt o. Pierce
L. County, ". thls ash DAY d January, AD. 1868
09,l .a Dspuiy CIsrk
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IrFusbs-we lsaru ihui or lndiln supsFin-
tsadsnt, Q. 3. Hale. hns jus, recsived The snug
nun of sns hundred thousand dollars ieg dis
bdfsomlnt IN bis depart nest A considerable
portion q this money, we understand. b d.
Gsnsd for De settlement o. elaims Of long siaud-
ing. A portion o. he amoont was IN coin; bow
much, ", ala not learn. This vim Be good news
3 .ems people We wot q n N ..-a
, 1863-02-19

n TnounLE.-C ChaA Walroua. known % many
a or ruadoIs e Postal Agent On The Pacific
cost has got himsslf into aprutly pickle In Cal
iIu1ia Il suemn be had lliils Idle time % bis
hnnds. and cuncludsd % dsrois sid idls time %
eIsciionssring ior ont q ne e.ndidatsa for The
.. S. Senate from California. TO ono Of the
m.nb,rs q he Legislature hs offered > Federal
oalos and 5000 ~ hh poia. bui he msmbsr
dIinf t|is 4 fho buiL Wnirom vas exposed.
und ne pItri body demand his removal His
ial.runddling uIl probably cost him nice Iht
, 1863-02-19

I'm PAynAsIra- One hundred thousand dol
In, us IsnFn. cane up On he Iast steamer from
San Francisco % pay he troops in this depart
uent Eighly-avs Thousand dollars q this
amount. We aIs further informed, vas IN coin ;
ns tsl.ncs IN grsenbaekA We may therefore
txpsci very soon % sss the paymarisF coming
tbIs way. He Vim b lhs most welcome visitor
fot siaiinooon has received ioF many months
, 1863-02-19

Isssrs-nk F|nch hnl our thanks o. De
n.,.' hlo1, |,n s,.k Al1o ~. T.J. Wln1hiP,
= |, 1',,n,r 6luirif. 81 l,ls Victoria and
- flnnd1cop.pcfA isoaias
, 1863-02-19

Tns PmvksEEi AaAIs.-It now seems that
hilinr % obtain ths English steamer Thamei, The
uould-bs pirates euueocisd plan loF ssiziug the
U. s Cuilsr Siu5rck According 70 the Vic
turli Clruritls. they counted On The cooperation
q certain q The hands q ths eusis-. but these
flied % psriSrm he psri assigned them IN The
scheme, and the hopes q nthe pirates were
th9&t,d. Capt sslden, We apprshend, & TOO
vi-iIaul 81 them 10 succeed IN such : plot; be
dsst jsup much At any time. and Iatisfly be
doss % win one eye open. OF the ezislsnes Of
this asi pIol there can b but little doubt !. vas
Z natter d 10 1eeFesy, We learn, but vas dis
sa-.sa openly N visloria two weeks ego. M
, 1863-02-19

0onnncnoH--Anois from MclsEa 0. CROSBY
4 ca nu1urls u that the statement relative %
damage sustained by their wheat On The Isu-
ao,rna. unsan error. They received L al in
rood toadiIon We make fhs correction with
pleasure, = due t. bolh he vessel and captain.
he 1lalsmspt vas reported 70 Us while TIE vss
~ ~ hing Il ne uhlff Il this pIace. and We
ars Id q lam ihna 4 vas eIIoneona
, 1863-02-19

TunsoLDlEEs ExEnn-fheN New York lfgin
dy1 DE suilsIn inrodaes liquor constantly into
ths enmpa despite The prohibidousia hsssits
dlsiss bcing % smngsle q h earthen cassA
n1ds 70 represent BlblsA We also learn thai
nary professional sanblsls have sptissd lhs
nrnI - fhs szpIs. puiposs q winning he
11l1'lnS money Il plly. and ~ thslr irads b
no.I successfully rsosseuisds Mss spi,y thni
-. .l dan c.uH nol 81 hnnr.f. att
, 1863-02-19
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sTETLAcooM. W. T,
Thursday Evening, Feb. 1s, 1854


ISDIAS suIcwL-An Indian in confinement
IL The guard house at Fort SteilacOOm was found
dad, on Saturday morning last; having straE.
Eled himself he was taken IN custody some
Ten. days previously, on the complaint Of Mr..
Flett, of Whit River, who charged him with at
tempting TO ineits The Indiars TO var. The de-
csassd belonged 10 the Yakima tribe east Of the
mountains; and, while lettering about White
River, where he had no business eudeAvOred to
excite the hostility Of an Indian in Mr. Flett's
smploymenL This LEI to information being
Iodesd at the garrison. whereupOn Capt Barry
promptly detailed . small party Of soldiers TO
bring him in We are assured that he received
ths bsst treatment possible consistent with bis
s1Is custody. and We are at loss to account for
The cause that induced the act Of selfdestrue.
ton, unless L was the consequence Of dePres-
sion of spirits occasiOned By his confinement.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
COnstable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID ont Of Justice u. Il. Wells CoarI. in ana f1z
Concsw Township County OF Butte and State of
California, 70 me directed and delivered command
Ing 10 raaAe the sum q one hundred and twenty
eight 7S-l0a6ths (sl9>.7>) dollars debt. and tie
further of fifteen so-l00ithS (Sl5 ,Sel dollars
costs Ct suit, and al accruins costs thereon where
in Curraa Ramsey are plaintiffs. and Juan Salno-
ria i defendant, have by vlItle of said execution
levied upon and viii expose at pnbhc sale 70 the
highest bidder for cash. 8, Yankee Hill in said
township. county and State. on Monday. the 4th
Gay Of May, 4. y. l>6S, 81 ; O'Clock =. NJ Of said
day all the night title and interest Of the above
named defendant in ana 10 The following described
property 10 wit : The undivided half cf certain
mining ditch situated in the township ana county
aforesaid shout four miles east from Yankee Hi.i
and taken from Dark Canon, thence running around
the east side Of Bald Hill, and 70 TIE lower end Of
Said Hill. Al>a the oae-to1rth Of an undivided nj
ming claim, situated at the lower end Of Bald Hill
and ab0at four miles southeast from Yankee Hill
Also, cabin situated at the same place. together
with al aud singular the tenemeuts etc. belonging
or in anywise appertainiag to any Of the above
named property.
J. 5. DICkEY
Constable Concuw Township.
Yankee Hill, Apul 4th. lS65.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18
Summons.

N THE DISTRICT COURT or THE FIH
teenth Judicial District of the State of Califol
MIA, in and for the County Of Butte.
People Of the State Of California vs.. PaciisI
Ord.
Action brought in the District Court Of the Fl
teenth Judicial District. and the complaint filed i
the County Of Butte, in the Office of the Clerk
said District Court.
The People OF the State Of California send gree
Ing to Pecifcus Ord.
You are hereby required to a
pear in an action brought against you by the aboI
named Plaintiff in the District Court of the Filteen
Judicial District of the State of California in ar
for the County Of Butte. and to answer the col
plant filed therein, "a copy Of which accompani
this SummOus) within ten davs (exclusive Of III
day Of service after the service You Of this SUI
mOns-ii served within this County: or. if serv
ont ofthis County hut in this Judicial District wit
in twenty days; if served out Of said District tn
within forty days-or judgment by default Will
taken against you.
The said action is brought 10 obtain iudrme
against you for the sum of SS0j 7s-I00dths Il
sum alleged 10 be due plaintiffs from YOU for tax
for the year 1sGI and 1SG2 the sum Of 81
S1-l00dths for the fiscal year 1851, and s.
" l0Jdts for the fiscal year 1852 upon that portic
OF the Fernandez Rancho. situated in Butte coan
and fally described in plaintiffs complaint a ceri
ned copy OF which accompanies this writ, snd
which Won are specially referred, together with
percentage and costs provided by law. and cots
TINS action; and II you fail to appear and answ
the said complaint as above required, the plaint
VIII take judgment against you for the said SUN
Ss07 7s-l00dths by default, besides costs and Pc
centage.
Given under my hand ard Seal Of :
( : District Court OF the Fifteenth Judic
'fAi' ( District this 10th day of January, in t
- wear OF our Lord one thousand eie
hundred and sixty-three.
j. ". GILKYSON. Clerk
By Z. HOBART, Deputy. mh2s-3m
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18
On MONDAY the 9th day of April
Summons.

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIF-
teeuth judicial District of the State OF Callf0r
MIA, in and for the county OF Butte.
The People of the State Of California vs.. c. l..
Wilson f. Woodruff, and the real estate hereafter
described.
Action brought in the District Court of the Fif
tcenth judicial District and the complaint filed in
the County Of Butte, in the office OF the Clerk of
said District Court.
The People OF the State of California send Greet
ing to c. 5. Wilson and Edward Woodruff.
You are hereby required
to appear in action brought against you by the
above named Plaintiff in the District Court Of the
Fifteenth Judicial District of the State of Califor
mia, in and for the County of Butte and to answer
the complaint filed therein Ga copy of which ac-
companies this SummonS) within ten days, eXclu-
sive of the day Of seryce) after the service you
OF this SummonS-n served within this county: or
if served out Of this county, but in this Judicial
District. within twenty days; or if served out of
said District. then within forty days-0r Judgment
by default viii be taken against you.
The said action is brought to obtain judgment
against You for the sum of SSl7 25, with interest
thereon from November 18th lS6l, and > per cent.
thereon costs of suit. and also, for the further
sum OF St53 go with interest thereon from the 18th
day November ls62. and p per cent thereon as
costs; the above amounts are alleged to be due this
plaintiff from c. f. Wilson and the real estate here
after described for taxes assessed to You, for the
fiscal years lS6l and 1862 on the following desert
bed property real estate. to wiz 1900 of land
mencing at the southwest corner of the BoSque or
l.aSsen Rancho, on the Sacramento river, running
thence easterly one Spanish league to post of L.
: survey marked Il L 5 81. 81 :. +. corner: Themes
running northerly 10 a post marked post W n. f.
corner. W e: thence westerly to the Sacramento
river; thence down said river following its mean
derings to the place OF heginning-and that the
title Of +. WoOdrld in and to said real estate
under foreclosure of mortgage be adjudged subject
and subsequent to the tax lien and judgment lien
herein for the said amounts hereinbetore mentioned
and for costs Of this suit: and ifyou fail appear
and answer the said complaint as above required
the plaintiff will take Judgment against you by de-
fault for the above amount and for the matters and
things prayed Tor in his complaint and tor costs of
suit.
Given under my hand and Seal Of the
! 50, District Court of the Fifteenth Judicial
I / District. this 2lst day of January. in the
- year of our Lord. one thousand eight
hundred and sixty three
J. W. GILhYS0N, Clerk,
J. 5. BERRY, Atty for Pltf. apll-Sw
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18

\ " SEcESH BADGE-An excitement on q
small scale was got up in town last Sunday af
ternoon. An individual of secesh proclivties
came into town wearing a strip of Grape tied
around his left arm. and a peculiar looking
badge pinned TO his coat collar. He was soon
aecosted by patriotic individual and informed
that Secesh was played out. and that he must
take of them badges instanter. \ crowd of a
dozen or more soon collected some of whom
were highly Indignant, that man should have
the temeriiy to wear u secession emblem in
such loyal town as Nevada but it was soon
explained to the uniaitiated that the supposed
rebel badge WAS merely Masonic mourning
badge, which the man had attached to his Sun
day clothes in accordance with vote of his
Lodge, in token Of respect for a departed
brother- Nevada Democrat.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18
[From the Columbus (Ohio) Crisis.l
Old John Brown Still Marching On.


Where lie was " hen Last Heard from.
When Pluto heard John Brown was hung, old
Tophet with hosannahs rung for well they
knew the lying thief, would make for them an
honored chief. Brown TO receive they now pre-
pare, all eager in the joy to share Old Satan
from his throne came down and left the seat
for old john Brown. Not long, indeed, for
him they wait, for soon he thundered at the
gate. Come in," says Pluto, quickly come,
you're welcome to your fiery home" Three
cheers rolled forth in accents brief to hail the
abolition chief-od John chimd in aud thank
the Fates he'd safely passed the pearly gates.
While Arnold held him 10y the hand old Sa-
tan took the speakers stand" Silence, cried
he. now all sit down and hear me welcome
brother Brown" You're welcome, John, 10
your reward, you've cheated Riddle and the
Lord. Though pearly gates wide open flew,
they did not catch my servant true. As oft
you've murdered, lied and stole, it did rejoice
my burning soul you've run your length in
earth's career, and we are pleased to see You
here. You'll take your seat at my left hand,
why | do this you'll understand be not sur
prised when | tell you, old Abraham is coming
too. There on my right, that vacant chair
long since for him did prepare-and soon
know that he will come, his earthly race is al
most run. John at my left, Abe at my right,
we'll give the heavenly hosts fight triune
group We then shall be, yea, three in one and
one in three. Abe's Cabinet, It's very true,
will soon knock here as loud you-in short,
the negroizing clan, are travelling here unto
man. | shall protest most long and loud,
gainst taking in the motley cr0wd-for well
know they'd me dejhrone and swear that 70
phet was their own. Let Sumner, Stevens,
aud their host, when they on earth give up the
ghost-uuto lower hell appear; we have not
room for them up here. The clergy too,
much DO fear attrction's laws will draw them
here-their earthly teachings though tell,
are doctrines long since preached in he'll
They. too. must find a lower home, for hither
sure they shall not come-we are crowded
now in every spot, save here and there n va
cant lot. These I've reserved through all our
fights, for those who have pre- emption rights
that corner lots for Backbone Tod, renegade
accursed of God The traitor here from his
own place. can view the scenes of Fortress
Chase-hugh at the woes of his old friends,
till his cursed life in horror ends. There's
other traitors could tell, they are too mean
to come to hell-so let each go and hunt his
hole; for greenbacks here won't pay their toll.
And pow, o. John, on earth oppressed, YOU
are with us a welcome guest on earth you
played our part full well, 50 now with US for
forever dwell
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18
Law OF Newspapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice 10
The contrary. are considered wishing 10 continue
the subscription.
?. If subscribers wish their papers discontinued
publishers may continue TO send them until all
charges are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office or place to which they are
sent, they are held responsible until they settle
their bill and give notice to discontinue them.
f. II subscribers move To other places without
informing the Publisher, and the paper Is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible.
Notice should always be given of removal.
j. The courts have decided that refusing to take
a paper from the Office. or removing and leaving it
uncalled for, IS prima acia evidence Of Intentional
fraud.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18
Justices Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-IN JUSTICES
- Court, Ophir Township, in and lor the County
of Z tie.
The People of the State of California to Horace
Brewster, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before ne.
at my Office in tie Township of Ophir in the county
of Butte, on the 18th day Of May. 4. D. 1853 at 10
o'clock 4. NJ, to answer unto the complaint Of
Joseph Gluckauf, who sues to recover the sum Of
thirty-eight (s3S) dollars with interest thereon
from the 2lth day of March ls5S on pr0missory
note dated 24th March, ISIS as follows: sixty
days after date | promise to pay to the order Of
Joseph Gluckauf, thirty-eight (S3S) dollars. value
received with two per cent. per month interest;
all Of which appears by reference to the complaint
in the Office of George g. Berry, Esq. my immedi-
ate predecessor. on the 21th day of January 1SG2
and now in my Office when judgment viii be taken
against you for the said amount, together with
costs and damages if you fail to appear and an
Swer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said county,
greeting: make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this l7th day of January 4.
D. 1868. 5. W. W. COUGHEY.
Justice of the Peace Of said Township.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18

My dear said a smiling spouse to her
other half. morning or two since, Il am
going shopping want little aiange."
Pooh, responded The ungallaut man, that
would be no Change at all You go shopping
every day"