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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

The DEATH Or Mr.. WA. BAILEY.-This
for long time a partner with Mrs. McNeal
in the Empire Hotel, died on Friday night
last, from inhaUation Of the bowels. Dur
ing his residence here he had gained many
warm friends and was universally respected.
Mr.. Bailey was a native OF Missouri and
emigrated from thence to California in l649
Thus, one by one, are the pioneers of our
adopted home taken from Us, leaving but
few to tell US the tale Of those wondrous
times, such times as only those OF us who
were here then ever have seen, and such as
ueveF will be seen again while the world
stands,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

The EXECUTION OF TOM BELL-The San
Francisco Sun contains IA full account Of the
capture and execution of the noted robber,
Tom Bell The account is briefly AS follows:
He was taken by a party Of men led by Mr..
Joseph Belt They surprised him SO sud-
denly that he had no time to escape or de-
tcnd himself After confessing his identity;
he told them his real name was Thomas
Hedges He was granted at his request, a
short time to writsAs his friends in Tennes-
see, of when State he was a native. Tom
was an escaped convict, from the peniten-
tiary whittier he had been sent for Gra. d
Larceny. TIE Union, of Saturday publishes
an article proving the extract to be hoax
According to the version 1t gives of the
matter, Tom was two hundred miles away
from the place of the reported execution at
the time specified.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

"THE Ten CENT LIE.'-It is a fact graf
flying to the Democracy, and honorable 10
the opposition press, that all Of any charac-
.er or standing, have given evidence to the
lact that Buchanan never uttered the lam
5uage charged to him by areokless and ia
lying press. There are still one or two
papers in the State, who have the hardihood
o stick to, and rc-hash the foul lie; but
they are sunk so low in "A moral aud poht
cal point Of view, as TO be unworthy Of no
tlce and without Influence.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
ALMOST A FIRE.-A com hene lamp ex-

ALMOST FIRE.-A com hene lamp ex-
ploded on Friday night, III ~ Miller s
boarding house, opposite the Z cans Hotel.
But for the exertions of those near at hand.
ensued. Camphene lamps are the most dan
gerous means of lighting our houses. and
indeed, it seems to US that in houses lined
with canvass they should be dispensed with. .
Persons should rem mber that fires resulting
from Alcohol and Camphene, can be much
more easily extinguished in their commence
mcnt by smothering, than by the application
of water.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
SlEERIFE"S SALE.

UpY VIR1UErF A DEC RETALORDER issued
n out ol Tie Distrct Court. Amth Judicial Dis
uIu III and for the county OF Butte, and Stue ct Cal
lrDrnla, TO directed ana delivered, commanding
ne make the sum slX hundred and TWO ihlrl} -One
Que hun irr,h uUlrs, (SUu:,3J Together With interest
thereon al the rate ul tNO per cent per month, Irom
Ihr ilh day OF december. a. d. lroJ. ulll pdtd. II
beng an amount due on II Crrlan mortgage, gwen
tu II. SmE together "Iih Ihc costs acCruing on sBd
orIcr, whrreiH Ii Sheppard IL PIlnlif, and " IL
Liam Marquis and + Is. fold are the deenGenls,
viii sen pubic sale 10 The highest Ddd, r, Tor cash
on the fourth day of November. \. ID. 1856, between
ihe hours pre-cribt bt ia", Tue following described
nor4Hecd property, To vii lying and beng "a the
COuuy uf Butte and state O taiUrnI;l. all tiat
taln piece or parcel Of land >i'uaed al CenlreNule on
DR., creek, between the tUNn> ut OrNltlt Il lyucl
burgh. the opposite SIDE oi the ruad from Central
Bar ana on lhe lUi ncx adjoining, toward DfOVIlc.-
SAID lot being siNy lctl front by one huuurtd al
thIry ia dt pth together with the hefcdIlHtnls and
appt rtuances thertuhjo LeiuHglpg, or amy Vase
upIefaIning, sale 10 take place al the court House
door IA OroVIe, count! aud state aforesaid
+. FKEER.
Sheriff Of Butle county.
Ocfober IA A. ID l-56,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

SERVED HIM RIGHr-An individual who
had prediction for shell fish, obtained a
plate of Oysters from Charley Legats yes
terday afternoon. and after having swal-
lawed them. refused to "shell out" but
abused Charley, and endeayored to purloin
watermelon from him. whereupon, for
bearance having ceased to be a virtue, and
his "Pheelinks" getting the start of his
good nature, Charley pitched into his un-
prof able customer, aud administered unto
him suudry and various kicks, thereby set
tlins the geutlemap's oysters and his own
bill.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

Convicted OF THEFT Martin NJ. Lara.
way was arraigned before Justice Jones on
Friday, on the charge of Grand Larceny,
in stealing several articles from Messrs
Sparks & Smith. The missing articles, con-
sisting of a watch bowie knife, four pis-
tolls, Sc were fonnd in his possession, and
all the evidence went to prove his guilt.
He was committed in fault OF bail to appear
before the Court of Sessions. One would
suppose from the gentleman's predictions
for arms that he was about starting on a
tlibusteriug expedition. few years resi-
dence at San Quentin. will bring him to his
senses
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
Shooting ARRAY.

An unfortunate occurrence took place on
Saturday night, in which Mr.. Samuel Dick
ey, the Surveyor, was severely wounded -
The particulars Of the case as near as we
can judge from the various conflicting re-
ports, are briefly as follows: Mr.. Dickey,
IN company with Mr.. Parker, Was passing
Smiths Bowling Alley, about nine o'clock,
in the evening, when some person near there
maae an obscene noise with his mouth,
whereupon Mr. Dickey returned to ascertain
the perpetratOr of the insult. A young mau
by the dame of Jimmy Archer was standing
by the door. and as we are informed, ac-
knowledged himself the guilty person High
words ensued, and pistols were drawn, and
by way of getting start OF the fight Dick
ey shot first but missed his nan, then lodged
into the house. Archer then shot, woundiLg
Dickey in the legs. The two shots were all
that were fired. The ball entered Dickey's
right leg just above the knee, passing up
and around the bone, aud slightly wounding
the left thigh. The wound, though serious,
is not, we believe, considered dangerous.
Drs. Smedes, jenkins and Owens, were at
tending the WOUNDED man when we saw him
shortly after the fight.
The habit of carrying weapons, and using
them as the means of settling difficulties OF
such nature as this, is most depiorable
and is becoming far too common. MIR. Dick
ey has many acquaintances and friends here
and with them, we hope that nothing serious
will result from this unfortunate affair.
Archer left soon after the shooting and
has not been seen in town since.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

~~ Office il hereby gwen HAT the trustees OF the
~ Channel iiacA Ahhins Claim VIII receive propo-
,ais up Monday the @Ulh tisN, at y. VI tOr hum-
ing four hundred feet vi said claim ia 1851 ead
prupusals. sealed iUrm, 10 be handed 10 Thomas
" ellis, secretary OF said company. FOR specifications
also. build, rs III call on him.
A second assessmrnt VI hre dollars per share. on
the Original fourteen shares is due aud payable
10 the treasurer of said compan! at his Office ID Oro
vile THO'S WELLS.
ocl3-3l Treasurer and Secretary OF aaid Co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
Democratic Rally Tonight !!

Hon. JOSEPH McKlBBEN, Democratic
nominee for Congress, from tie Northern
District of the State. and VINCENT f
GEIGER, Esq the War Horse of the North,
will address the Democracy of ORONlLLE,
on THIS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER
18th, 1856 Turn out, boys, aud listen to
your next Member of Congress!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

COMMITTED FOR MURDLR.-An examina.
ton of Miller and Chevaliar for the murder
of Portuguese few days since, was held
before Justice Elliott on Saturday morning
Miller was held to answer before the Grand
Jury, and Chevalier was discharged.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

from DR.. RANDALL, of Marysyille, on yes
terday. The Democracy of Yuba are conf
dent Of success in the approaching contest.
Such is the evidence from every portion Of
the State
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

PUMPING OUT.-The Montezuma, Ohio
and Rough ami Ready claims are being
pumped out. and will be in working eondi-
ton in very few days, provided the ele
mcnts do not break loose again.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

FieHr.-A puglistic encounter came of
last night, between an Irishman and English
man. which resulted ia John Bulls defeat.
1t occurred nearly opposite our Office. Cause,
bad whiskey.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

VARIETIES. s.-llardware. Oranges, Bibles,
Cigars, Canes, Paints, Gold Pens, Tooth
Brushes, Putty and everything else can be
found at the Pioneer Variety Store. Go
and see, everybody.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
DISSOLUTION

TENlIE COPARl NkRSnlP heretofore existing be-
II tween hickey Goodman. known as j. 5
Dckcy & co.." in the Magnolia saloon, i this day
dissolved ty mu,uai consent. j. :. Dt,kcy assumes
all Habaiuies. and aH persons indebted viii please
make Immcda," pU! ment 10 him.
signed >. ;. DlCkEN.
II. VI. GOODMAN.
Oruville, October. II, A. D. lSjG OcllIf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

PERsoNAL.-Col Stanton of the Mer.
chants Hotel, Marys.ille, was in town yes
terday in company with several other gen.
tlemen. The Colonel looks as handsome, and
appears as full Of hilarity and endearing
qualities as ever.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

az DIR. \. BALL, offers hi, professional SER
vices 10 the citizens of uroNIc aud vicinity, having
had much and long experience in lhe treatment of
the various diseases incident 10 this climate. he hopes
to give satisfaction
Special attention given 10 diseases of private ma
rheumatism. SC, which ho can cure without thc
OF mercury.
OffIct, front room, No. Il, United states Hotel,
up stHrs-Otuvile. ucl.u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

Political Notices No political advertising or Job
Work done at this Office, unless paid for in advance.
The above will be strictly adhered to.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
Union Restaurant.
JUST RECEIVED.

A FINE LOT of FRESH fKUlI al the Pioneer
"a Variety Store" and y anhec Notions Depot"
The most complete assortment of Shelf Hardware d.
Persons desirous of scndIug home the san Francisco
steamer Papers. can do 50 by leaving the address II
The Pioneer Variety store and Yankee Notions De-
PCT Washington Block, Myers sueel ID door from
Montgomery 1t OH
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
DIR. j. -. BROWN.

Business Notice-MR. N. ID. WITT is tho only
p5rson authorized to collect bills on account of the
DAILY Butte Record for Oroville and vicinity Our
friends will please take notice.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
FOE CONSTABLE.

We are authorized 10 announce lhc name
n. u. WITT. as candidate fer Constable, Tor th
Township Of Ophir at the ensuing election og+
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A word for butte County.

The greatest gathering that has been known in
Butte county during the present campnign is that of
every description of useful and ornamental articles at
the ioncer Variety Store and Yankee Notions Depot,
Washington Block, Myers street 3rd door from Mont
gomcry, Oruvillr. orlftt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

Ee~" jimmy" the newsman. and Henry
Garnham, have again overwhelmed US with
papers from below. ,Hucbas gracids gen.
tlemen.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
FOR CONSTABLE

J ". DUNN announces himself as Il candidate for
Constable of Ophlr TOWNSHIP subj, Ct to the nOmina'
ton of the Democratic convention
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

HAMILTON RAcEs-Through the kind
ness of Mr. Ned Willis, we have been fur
nshed with the following items about the
races on Saturday:
The first race was between Mr. Coody's
Black mare. and Dr. Whorton's brown mare.
Distance, coo yards, for a purse Of $500
The Whorton mere won by "a few lengths.
The fancy" consider it throw off race,
they having found by measurement, the
leaps of the Black mare TO be only seventeen
leet, whereas she usually makes twenty, at
least, in fairly contested race,
After that, Alex Kerby's horse Buck, and
Bill Lewis horse Blue Bird, ran a race Of
800 yards, which resulted in Bucks beating
Blue Bird about length This was son
the square"
The next race was between George Green's
black mare and DR.. Whorton's brown mare.
The Whorton mare won by about a hundred
feet.
The day sport was concluded by spirit
ed scrub race between two Spanish colts
What distance they ran We are uulntermcd,
but we are authorized to state that one Of
them came out ahead.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
DIED

AT Live Oak Fiat on saturday morning. j. i.
Brown. a native uf the l-lard II ursicl.
san Francisco and Mar! !sNiie papers pea'e copy
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

FIGHT WITH THE INpIANs.-We are in
formed by Mr. Peilsticker, who was one OF
the participants in the battle, that about ten
days since desperate encounter took place
between party of ten Americans led on by
" Uncle Red and a large number of In
Valley, Mendocino county.
The Indians have been very troublesome
Of late, having killed n great many cattle in
the neig gborhood and having otherwise rcnd
cred their presence dangerous and obnoxious
to the Inhabitants thereabouts
The object of the party was not to punish
the Indians in the manner they did, but if
possible to bring them to the Reservation
The rascals were n disposed to 90 however,
but showed thcir disnclination SO to do, by
shooting volley Of arrows into the little
band. A terrible fight ensucd, in which
most of the white men were wounded and
ffty-fve of the indians slain, and about as
many more of their squaws and children
were taken captive to Tie Reservation
Uncle Red the gallant old chieftain
who led this fearless little band Of heroes.
was one of Fremont's men, but evidently has
no very high opinion of that gentleman's
abilities an. qualifications for the Presiden-
cy, for, as he expresses himself, he wouldn't
vote for him to save his life"
This is rather large sized straw in the
political breeze, auds pretty good sample
of the opinions of those men with whom Col.
Fremont has been associated
MIR. Pcilsticker says that neither Fillmore
or Fremont are considered in the ring in
Mendocino county, but that she will cast al
most her entire vote for " Buck and BFeck "
This is true of Mendocino, and as she goes,
50 goes the State.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
FOR JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.

w. :. Stafford announces his name rs Il Candi'
date for Justice of the Peace for Uphir Townships at
the coming election. oclU@
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
FOR JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE

j. ELLIOT announces himself rs q candidate
for re election to the Office of Justice OF the Peace fU
1phir Toan>lip.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

FOR SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
ANDREW J. M0ULDER,. of San Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
FOR CONSTABLE.

Il. l.. PATTON announces himself as II candl
for Constable, for Ophr Township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

'FoR CLERK SUPREME COURT
CHARLES S. FAIRFAX,........0f of Yuba
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
DEMOCRATIC STATE TIlKET.

FOR PRESIDENTIAL KLECTORs,
AUGUSTlN OLlVERA, GEO. FREANOR.
L. DELLA TORRE, A. G. BRADFORD
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
Regular Democratic County Nominations.

-
tFoR MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
JAMES S LONG,
Ii. j. MORRISON.
UOR ASSESSOR,
JOHN II LILLARD.
FoR PVBLIC ADMINISTRATION,
A. G. MORSE.
ron ,ORONER
DIR. j. ID. BROWN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

r FOR CosGREss.
CHARLES L SCOTT, .......of Tuolumne
JOSEPH McKIBBEN, ,..........of Sierra.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
FILMING.

Octnher l3. A. d ESQ.
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

J. K. Gddings announces his intention of re-
tiring from pubic life at the close Of his present
Congressional term.
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

d. A. Potter and wife are under arrest at Bps
ton for sweating Spanish quartersp pairing off the
edges.
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

a MARK " HENRY Dealers in Pal or llai gngs, Stt
u tioncry &c next door the Post Office Coloma.
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

ANOuPEH'S Eye, Ear and Orthpaedic Intiimary, no
" Ii Sansome street, San Francisco.
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

GNRUZ, j. NJ Physician and surgeon, office second doc
" above Zeucr's Drug Store, Cooma.
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

GNZAPKAY, l. Medical institute, Annory Hall, cor
v Sacramento and Montgomery SITS ) IN Francisco
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

HNOUGLISS " DALE, Dealers in Music and Alusca
lily Instruments, l55 ] street, Sacramento.
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

NIHLKUS r., Dealer in Ready y-Made Clothing, Boot
HI and Shoes, opposite the Office Of Adams " Co
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

ANIALMERS, ROBERT, Proprietor of the Sierr;
" Nevada House, Main street, Coloma
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

ANuAPMAN,J j. S. " Co, Watchmakcrs and Jeweler.
" opposite the Office formerly occupied by Adams " C
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

Il y Coloma
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

ENISlIER, l.. p, Newspaper Agency, Iron Building
Ill opposite Pacific Express Office, Francisco
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

ANLArWORTilY, WM Tailor, and dealer in Ready
" Made Clothing, Main street, Coloma.
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

EpEKEART, FRANK, Gunsmth, next door to 5 |
QD Wellcrs, Coloma
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

EHOLLlDAY, w. F., Proprietor of Virginia Saloon,
Il IL Main street, Coloma
HUNTRESS, JOHN L., Proprietor of the q Brick
n l. Store" Cooma.
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

N GOLDMAN BRO, Commission Merchants, No. so
IN Front street, san Francisco
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

GARDINER u KIRK, Post Office Literary Depot,
w next door to the Post Office, Sacramento
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

~ IFT, w. W. u CO, Bankers, IF J Sd
VI streets, Sacramento.
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

~ ORDON u STEEN, Manufacturers of Iron Castings,
M Machinery and Engine Boilers san Francisco.
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

NREEN, HEATH " ALLEN Dealers in Leather
IN Hose, Washington Battery SITS San Francisco.
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10
GENERAL BUyIN JESS DIRECTORY

A MEXICAN HOUSE, Merchant Il Crocker Proprie-
IA tors, Piety Hill, Cooma.
EDADGER, WIN e.. Wholesale dealer in Ready Made
LID Clothing, No SO Battery street, San Francisco
HDROOKS, GEO. J. Il co. Paper Warehouse, 1913
H y Sansome street, San Francisco.
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-10

EDROWN, i. g., Dealer in Hardware and Groceries
MD opposite the Miners Hotel Coloma.
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pensated if he had been tie means OF
bringing to the world know ledge any
of her wonderful resources. 1t was at
such times that. despite his usual re-
serve and self control. he would become
enthusiastic over what seemed to him
the gloiions future ot our beloved coun-
try. Il was easy for ne to see why he
had held such complete control
over lis companions even in the midst
Of such intense sulerin.,. The whole
secret was in the entire absence
Of all selfshacss, wi.eh !. ore q
great charms of his character,
There were very many f.cts disclosed
which showed how entirely he was op-
posed TO Slavery, and tina: he would suf-
teE rather than to become even resident
in Slave State. But they were So
mixed up with matters which were more
OF less properly confidential tha: l do
rot feel al liberty to repeat thom. Still
may perhaps be permitted to refer TO
one u illustrating his great rcpGgnance
to lie Of dependence. After his Dis
III .ssal from the service, his South Car
DINA friends, much - their honor, came
~ "ard and tondered him i Pro:essogship
4 t4c college, at Columbia, wlth a saia-
y oi$5'ooJ year CT tAe Presidency q
: IA. lT3aa At an aA"u'- salafy d ; ,00o.
Modest and retiring n t.is manners, an
pnos'entatioas n ms hsastS, NJ IS yet :.
~ - :. 'i'i 9 4 't, ','effs,
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Is d i-9A'' '.s'''i'' 'e'i "'eK upon l''1 "a.
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'Mf. t,'} h2.e.s Ft,.d tAa result Oh 4 rec ~
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III = " l "a "iier IN Air' LIN i 7tl7' 4''
III. IN " = ,t.st5n re st'pPsa at III 3',al
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Che C!lsworib Amrrifnll
ELLSWORTH:
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY is, 1856,

IF l an elected to the high
Office for which your Partially
has nominated ne, will enleav-
or to administer the Government
according 10 The rue spirit Of The
Constitution, as it 1ras Interpreted
BY the great men ,rho Jfamed and
adopted It, and in such way as to
preserve BOTHLIBERIY AND
THE UNION.-J. c. Fremont.
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THE LOST MoNEY FoUND:-A pack
age containing $4,000 to the Hancock
Bank, and $500 to Mr.. J. S. Lord Of
this town, reached this place by Express
about midnight of Saturday last-and
not arriving to hand, as expected, no lit.
tie stir and excitement was thereby Gre
ated. But after It few day "diligent
search the lost package has been found;
and under circumstances removing every
suspicion from all persons in any degree
implicated. 1t is simply a case com
pounded of carelessness and accident
All persons interested are fully satisfied
that no wrong was done or intended by
any one. The package, by inadvertence
took wrong direction, and came back
with seals unbroken,
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New York, July 8, 1856.

NEW DIRK, d"iy ., 800.
Gent7emen You call II, to a high
responsibility by placing me in the van
Of a great movement Of The people Of
the United States, who, without regard
to past differences, are uniting in 4 com
mon effort to bring back the action oi
the Federal Government to the prime;
Piles OF Washington aa1 Jefferson. Com
pretending the ina ;l;tp1e Of the trust
which they have declared themselves will
ling to place in my hands, and deeply
sensible to the honor which their unre-
served confidence in tais threatening po-
sition OF the public affairs implies, feel
that | cannot better respond Than by a
sincere declaration that, in the event OF
my election to the Presidency, should
enter upon the execution OF its duties
with single-hearted determination 10
promote the good Of the whole country,
and to direct solely to this end all the
power of the Government, irrespective
of party issues and regardless OF section
al strites. The declaration of principles
embodied in the resolves of your Con-
vention expresses the sentiments in
which | have been educated and which
have been ripened into convictions by
personal observation and experience
With this declaration and avowal. |
think it necessary to revert to only two
of the subjects embraced in the resolu-
tons, and to those only, because events
have surrounded them with grave and
critical circumstances, and given to them
especial importance.
l concur in the views of the Conven-
ton deprecating the foreign policy to
which it adverts. The assumption that
we have the right tie take from another