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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIrFS SALE.

INV VIRTUE or An EXEcrrIpN ISSUED
I'D out Of the Hinh Iudiciai District Court. III ana
tor the county of RIUe. state at Cruorhlh' t'c"''s
Int,. thr 2i;h tav Of August. y l-1p, anu !" I''
directed aud delivered. Cnmm1ndiiE IN" y" "l'hc
IN. .nr, az thr,,. hundred aud hY dollars principal.
and for Interest from tir 23l IA, ot June d. l-'o.
90, iL. three hundred dollars pr,ncipH n The rtl" "i
hr. uor cent prr nnhth until pa'd, and lor costs OF
-uii taxed ia the SUN of tn SIp t" Rr-' anu hc'
crung costs out Of the pc"perA hereinafter "e>
-crib..l To satisfy the aforesaid lrl@'n"n wherein
Jns.ph f. smith il Plaintiff aud Jacob :. Norri- i
Dr(endnnt tr Wit: The Metropolitan Theatre -ilul
ted in DrOville in the county ana Staie hl">l''' ~
Gated on the corner of Ilunt"on ana blrh sTt7'S.
fronting thirty nine tDl feet on luh,"pn H"''' ""t
eighty faO feet on Bird street. ALS''- a'I Ihm
cor,,iu niec, sul unrcrl of land situated IN CruNlh
Ophir Township Butte county. And S'h'r" '"lI"r-
ma and described On the map OF IA" Town "i 'rr
Vile ~ Gpllows' Lots nupiner onr. tlt t"' -
three ( four - five. 80 aud six, 40 w h'"h '"lr
ty six. G;6; Lots number one - I'VE" = hV rl
.ix seven = and eight. :, in Block rlght, ;: h'iS
uu,nbor one TWO . three. 3, tour. l. h'e, 1.-iN' o.
seven. : nnI eight ), in isock unmbtr zen. wv h"t'
uumhrr one two. ., three, t tohr T. hN' D. ~ "
seven. :. AMI eight, :. ia Block huhbr '''c',' VI
Iut. ono l. two, T.! three. 3 four, !, hV" , -lk y
.,vru. and eight ia Block nuinhrr i"tNe - '".'
numhrr one !. two, =, hrre, b four hIe'' 9'N, :"
-,.ycu = and eight. :, in Block number t"rhN' ~
Int- nnInhrr one. two. > three, j. ipur. H'"' D
.iX T. st.yrn aud eight :. IN Block nuIhbtr t"chlt
one Fl In,s number one. l. two :, thre' y ''r' y
Avr 3 six. seven. T. and eight, ?, III BLOCK iuhorr
tynn,> -: Iots number one, |, tW0, three, s.
fnlr 4 five. : siX t. seven. :. ald eight y III boch
uuml,cr twenty three. %; all of which VIII ehpNSe
To- pabIc sale to the highest bidder for cash nj me
Orleans Hotel in the Town of pro>lll" on >h"ruhF'
the 10Th day ot september, n. d. loJ", between '''c
hours prescribed 10y law.
T. CREE. Sheriff Butte County
Nv NJ A McLAUGHLlN, Deputy.
Dated this 27th day of August, y. ID. loj6 auG-''la
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-06
Miscellany.
Rnking. aI,d scrapiugs.


Bricks are worth S90 per hundred, AMI
are laid in the wall by contract, in OroVille
1t Sl7 per thousand.
Lime is sol Mt 20 per hundred.
Lumber is selling Mt from $40 to S75 per
thousand feet according to quality.
Hay is worth $40 per ton. Barley from
} to 81 cts
Neat cattle l. cents on foot
Bccf ratails at Is q - cents.
Pork - cents Mutton 20 cents.
Bacon, (CaD 80 cents. Imported, p cts.
Pork, q cents Hams, % cents.
Flour, per hundred, $3.50
Freight from Marysville, $50 per ton.
MECHANICS wAGLs. Blacksmith's pcr
month, from 500 to $50 Brick masons,
>l2j
Carpenters, SO to II per day.
Lahorcrs from $50 to SO per month
Miners. Ordinary workmen above ground
S3 per day. Drifters, -; Cinnamon, SO.
The water works of Mr.. CARROT, eve re-
fer to the one that he supplies the town With
are in perfect order, and squirt like a charm.
business Of all kinds is in n hourishing
condition.
AMUsEMENrs AT present there is no
regular theatrical company performing at
the Metropolitan in this place
OrOvillc boasts of two Theatres, but no
church. The morals of the town are rather
good considering this fact.
There are about sixty places where ardent
spirits are retailed Some Of the brands,
will beat Sharp's rifle, or any other instru-
ment Of death that has yet been invented.
There are six Billiard Saloons, They have
in the aggregate Ii tables
There are four houses where rondd il
played Four places where ldnsqUenette is
played.
There are three Faro banks in town, and
four monte games. These houses are as IA
general thing, kept in very qu.et manner;
II httle muss occurs occasionally.
But littlc criminal business has been trans
acted the past week in our Justice court.
The subject Of incorporating the town OF
Oroville, is freely discussed, and will no
uOuDl Uc accomplished ia WV MA" e"'SN ~
tour months.
The land titles that have caused so much
trouble and litigation in our town, are
about to be settled. Capt. Bird, who has
been in possession Of the 100 acres on which
Il portion Of our city is located, will proba-
bly, be again put in possession OF disputed
grounds that have been settled or squattcI
upon.
There arc forty-six children attending
school in this town, and about l15 running
about the streets; ragged and saucy, that
ought to be in better business
There are three lumber yards; one saw
mill and three brick yards in tins town.
There has, up to two months ago been no
houses Of l-tame in this town. There are
now int seren or eight.
There are % lawyers, and 18 physicians
in this town.
We have Dagurrecn gallery where beau
tiful pictures are taken.
We have three meat markets, ant another
in course of erection; all doing good busi-
ness
There has been two deaths in this vicinity
the week past.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-06
DISSOLUTION.

IHyIIE ECO-PARrNERSlIIP heretofore existing be
q tween lanes II. Brass and John ID. kealng, Is
This day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due
the. linc firm mut be paid Ia. james II Brass, Who
alone is authorized to use the name of the firm IN
liquidation. All demands against the late firm ol
j ID. Keatng y Co, will be paid by James u. brass.
JAMES II. BRASS,
JOHN u. HEATING.
Oroville, August Ii, 1856 auglb'f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-06
WEEKLY HUriE RECORD.

r., circulation in the mining and agricultural dis
tric- of the county, viii couHin the l"cl and general
news of the week, iatcrsperscd win lntarr'ii"E tn'-
cnlIancous reading mntter. It will contain twenty
,iyht columns of reading matter. ana VIII hc one ~
The mr,,,.., and cheapest Weekly Newspapers IN the
STATE. Published every Saturday Irm~-S5 per
Anuun: six months, s.. three munhs.Sl
ADvERrisEMESrs, per square ol ten llht' or ltsS'
A., i,.ar,,,,n So
VI" uo, ,,hs.',,ant insertion. iO
res" \ liberal deduction will he male IN FAVOR "l
those who advertise by the y"nr
En- Business cards inserted on hr'aahhhoietefhs'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-06
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

M pIIK- ANCE OF AN VNUEh VI TIE IV.N
a orablc Probate Court. in and fer Butte county ul>
rtiur the sale of cerrn real estate belonging |" lhe
estate of George Z. Carlton late OF hnlte county, u'
co.,L I shalt expose for sale. nj public auctIon 10
NM r.; ,,host bidder ON the Both day OF August \ ~
1si6 Mt O'Clock f. W.. in front OF the orlrhhS i"'c
in oroyillr the following described premises situe
in Butte county state Of Calliorhh, 10 WI o,''ch
~ ' ~, tt, snn,h. west boundary of TaIhams Ranch.
NOV Orville) forty rods from the bank OF feaiher
river. and running thence along saln h"nmfy Ia
souherlv direction hundred and slN'y too) r"ds
lro ,nd syty l6W rods: thence in nortNery direct
ion one hunired and sixty Qdo rods; thence "a nh
r,scry direction one hundred and sixty l"'( r"ds 10
the place or beginning. The above Described pre"l
So. being the same upon which the sn'd "e"rer
l,,rlton lived and claimed possession during seNefa
yeors before. and mt the time ot his decease.
The terms of sale made known ut the 'me o' sale
II. HOBART. Public Administrator
August 9th lSJ6. augD'W+I p"'0 ''u'"1'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-06
JOB PRINTING.

We would solicit the attention OF our friends "h"
are in want ot Job Printing to the fact Nat We ar" pre-
pnred tn execute every description 0i work m our h'
IL n -, lie that cannot lail to give satisfaction. We
have recently made new aud eN'cnslr" hidiH"hS 4"
our assortment ul job Materials. and have tacilv '
doing MI kinds of work nt moderate rates ana on shor'
IIaIIr
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-06
DEcLARAToRY NOTICE

NrOTICE Is uEREBY GINEN-That |, Cathnrihe
NJ Cohn wife of LOWS Cohn, OF the county "l
.I ,r,,n and after this date. To carry on business
in NV own name and on my own account, IN sad
n"tv oC Bur that in turn "f said business is keep
inc wholesale aud retail Cigar store ana a'so gt'.e
n'cns Furuishing Goods aud that VIII be- ind''ldu'
i roSnonshl. in my own name for all debts con
,racted py me on account of my said business ana
further declare that the amount ni chpial lhNes,eo
ia said business, does not exceed lhe sum VI h'o
thousand dollars. .. .,,
In ntrs,smony whereof, have hereunto set my mana
ana s,as ts,is the llth day OF August, A. d. lS'0'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-06

ENOR SALE by the Case or Package in
n quantities to suit.
Long bin paper. Legal cop Letter Paper. Ink
Broad bill paper, Fools cap, Note paper, Pep
ellis. Blank Books, Wafors, sc &c. Noisy
Carriers Book & Stationary Co.
81 Battery s. GA & &c Long Wharf, SIn Fran
cisco. Y T. hiNDAA---' fres'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-06
cnrNry rREAsunNn,s oFElcE,

BIDwELL, July 18Th. 1856
NOTICE il hereby givne, that all persons holding
~ Butte County Warrants payable from lhe gene.
raj fund registered between February 10Th, 1856. and
Nav 7th 1896, that the same viii be redeemed
on ptesentn,ior at my office. And notice Is further
given that troi and after this date said warrants
will cease to bear interest.
WILLIAM LATTIMORE
Treasurer of Butte County
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-06

49, lTAKE PLEASURE in inifrming my friends
Ifi' and the travelling community that am no"
u n ready to YeceNe and accommodate Them. The
BAR will oe furnished with choice liquors my IA
,IE supnlie, with the varieties Of tho season. my
BEDS clean and comfortable, and my BARNS with
good stalls and feed for horses. In eHeron
will be use on my part To- obtain and secure he pub
lie fayorand no public house in California shall ex
coed me in courtesy and attention to every one thai
may visit me- J. L., Pro'ir.
Bnt,a County July Is. 1901 Ul6-tt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-06
u q a H ID
FROM THE
HOUSE

YENUE UNDERSIGNED wishes to inform the trav-
n eling public and the citizens of Marysvllc, that
after this day all business connected with the Hotel
department will be carried ON by the use of TICK
ETS, as follows:
MEE l'S .......... - 80 -
LODGING G........... ...., 80 cts - cts, and 81
FAMILY RooMS.. S...............''..'S 'o per uhI
ticket for Day Board, by the week, Will be $40
payable in ivance.
A Ticket for Day Board with Lodging by the
week, will e Sl3, SIS, and SIS according TO sclec-
lion of room.
The Proprietor hopes these Reductions will be
preperly appreciated by the Public. The style OF
business ns before. The addition of a good Bath
House. Shaving Saloon, with the advantage of the
Office OF the California Stage Company with every
other convenience for the traveller, will, think in
sure to the public all the netdul comforts of home
In connection with the above, the proprietor deems ii
absolutely necessary to state distinctly that he cannot
he uiH not nor SNAIL not, to any one, male or ie-
male, give the Si,ghtest Or sh0riest credH.
This is not personal: it is general have been
rather imposed upon lately, and wish to protect the
interests OF my creditors, as well us my own.
X. ) MURRAY
Marysyille july l6 1856
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-06
FERRY NOTICE

%&roTlCE is hereby given that the undersigned o
~ will apply TO the BOARD OF snpervlsotIs III nna
Cr Rut County. at their next regular meeting. ior
License To- run IA Ferry across the Middle FORK oI
Footh.r River few rods above the junction of the
North Fork of said river
SYLVESTER T. SAVAGE.
Bidwelrs'Bar, Butte Co. aIlu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-06
NOTICE :,

IJ,pERSONS holding Stock in the South tea'
"a ther Water CO., who have failed 10 pay 'ne'r
osessmens nee herehv notified that unless said ar
..nruas are pad in fu within ihirk das3s from 'hr
date hereof. Such shares OF stock, ar 80 many ol
them as will hs necessary io satisfy ssa arrearagt
and accr,ing cost. Will be sold nj auction 10 'le e'i
wednesday Isl day of October next. a III O'Clock "A.
NJ. in the manner prescribed by Statute
By Order of the Trustees.
J. WARREN MASON. Sec'y.
Forhestown. Aug 20 1886. aZspi
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-06
IT, s NAIL J. n + !

I'm and after Tuesday. March 18th. 1856, the Cali.
~ fornia Stage Companys Coaches will leave their
ONCE Western House, Marysvie, every morning at
6n'cocv for Sacrameno and arrives i'll time for the
the san Francisco Eoals. ,
'' pETrRNITG-W leave their Office, Orlepns liO
tel sacramento, for Marysville, at the same hour
geo +. THOMAS, Superintendent.
March mn. 1856. Marysye.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
howard MEDICAL INSTITUTE

HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
,Ia s,cr ,,o.uto street next 20 the Pacific Mail S
CO.. Uf,,ce over Wines 4 CO.'S Express Omce,
SAN FRANCISCO.
ROOMS. NUMBERS f,2 AND 3
ruyDIs INSTITUTION is Go1ad"d Tor The cure 0i
4 Synh yhlie and SCTOiuOus complaints, ana all
oeaetinvs ui ihe Genial Organs vi whatever nature
Instituted fes the express purpose m lr a'hV p'Na'e
rn.l.des nj the instance of many medical geheineil
- have seen with pain the impOsiiiohs prac reed
h.re,oIo,e upon those who have been the NlcRs "t
,, I'M. nd .uiscments those connected WIN II are Ia
nn,sne To- n ceaaiA esient thus ueais oi introducing
II to public B0tice. .,,,
These applying for advice SH md eonsantly Ia
attendance inediChl abllily Vi asdisruitd sh IA tsr
class of com elaints and -lh be aeat WIN " the
most Aonosable and stTais shtfOTsard manner
Fo,t IA. pnrpose Of securing priVncy 10 The most
delicate. several apartments are 80 arranged mat pa
airnIs will be brought in contact with AOne, but Tho
Office Physician. ,-
mos. auplying TO this Destitute VIII the charges
,es.ounbIe and the treal Hebt suP'T'r LadIes ana
Gentlemen who desire 10 become patients "hhout
calling AT the rooms OF the Institute, can be attended
Communication from all par,s OF The country will
he attended To with promptness, and medicines sent
If desired by enclosing IA fre Of len dollars.
No efforts will be spared 10 make the Howard MedI-
cal Institute Wha. il purpoTls 10 be, philanthrophe
Consultation in English, French, Spanish and
German. - m
Howard Medical institute, 1le Sacramento street.
San Francisco. . ..
Ofiee Physician, DIX. K. MeCAFFhEs.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-06
icArHARINE COIN, SEAL.
STATE OF cALhF0REiA, 5

STATE OF eALIFGRSIA' n''nss ,s.s:
AN THIS, the llth day Of August, a; lsoo; per, h
sonally pppear,d before me. Justice "i 'he
pao In and for The county aforesaid, ,he above nam
ed Catharine NJ Cohn, proven to mete he the person
da.crihed in and executed the forego"g instrument
who acknowledged 10 me that she eStfu'eu 'ue an'v
r.,, and vnluuiory and for the uses and purposes
~ nNN 80 ,a,,,i,n.J JOHN JONES.
Justice of the Peace, Butte county Cav:
o.,.;uo angnst II iaj6 Augll-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-06
Oruuille NaiIQ Rutte RerorN
Published DAILY (sCNDNY> kNCEPrkD) ny
GEO. II CROSETTE.

- oryicg-ln Record Huillinc on Myers Street.
Fa-t side. between Montgomery and Bird, Orovilic.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-10

The PANAMA RIoT-Thc details of the
recent riot at Panama, as given in the New
York papers, shows its origin to have been
an attempt on the part Of native to steal a
watermelon. Some 400 or 500 passengers
for California had just arrived in the cars
from Aspinwall and were waiting to have
their tickets changed and registered prepar-
atory to going on board the California steam
er, when difficulty occurred between q
passenger and native, the latter having at
tempted to steal watermelon belonging to
the former. From words the parties came
to pistols, until finally general onslaught
was made by the natives on the passengers
and railroad buildings, in the course of which
some 80 passengers were killed and many
more wounded. The Panama lnative) police
that were called out to suppress the mob,
joined in the work of murdering and pillag-
ing the passengers.
The whole affair has been officially repre-
scented at Washington, and telegraph des-
patch says, "There is no doubt but that the
government will take prompt measures in
relation to the outrages at Panama. 1t is
highly probable that q commissioner will be
sent there to ascertain the facts of the case. I"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-10
Conventions.

It will be noticed by the ''calls, publish
ed in another column, that the democratic
congressional convention of this district has
been called to meet at Bloomington on We'd
nesday, the 25th day of June next, and that
the senatorial convention, to nominate a
candidate for state senator is called to meet
at Peru on the same day. The place Of
meeting and ratio Of representation had been
fixed by previous conventions. These calls
render it necessary that our county conven-
ton be held within four or five weeks, and
we respectfully suggest to the proper COM
mittec that the call for that purpose be pre-
pared at once.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-10

/ We publish to-day the proceedings Of the
/ democratic state convention held last week
at Springfield, and place the nominees at the
head of our columns as the candidates whom
we shall support with all our strength for the
offices named. The resolutions of the con-
vention meet our hearty approval-they are
the democratic doctrine as We understand it
and the nominees are men Of such emf
nent ability, sterling integrity and worth
and who have done such service and stood so
firmly in the democratic cause, as to give
unlimited assurance that in their hands the
principles of the party thus enunciated will
not be betrayed
Col. RICHARDSON, for Governor, was no.
minated in opposition to his repeated and
earnest protest to the contrary. But the
times are such that the democracy could not
excuse him. They wanted man whose re-
cord was beyond cavil-about whom there
was no disguise and no possible misunder-
standing. \ democrat from instinct as well
as principle-noble, generous, and the soul
of honor, he is a candidate around whom
the democracy will rally with an enthusiasm
which no other leader the convention could
have selected can inspire.
Fer Treasurer, surely, JONI MOORE needs
no new commentator from US. His sterling
probity has rendered his name synonymous
with honesty. The people will never ask for
a safer guardian of the public purse.
Il II
nor, is so old citizen Of northern Illinois
and so we'll known, that beyond naming
him, he too needs no eulogy. As the leader
of the small Spartan band, who two years
ago in Chicago, under such torrent of OPP
position, upheld the democratic standard,
the honor conferred by the nomination is but
a feeble expression of a confidence so richly
merited
WM. Ii. SNYDER, Of ST. Clair, is young
man of much ability,-a son Of the lamented
Col. Snyder, who, in 1912, was nominated
by the democracy for governor, but died be-
/ fore the election--and worthy scion of the
old Simon Snyder stock in Pennsylvania, a
name revered in the Keystone state as next
only to that of Washington. For the last
two sessions an able and efficient member Of
the Illinois legislature, his talents had al
ways justified the prediction that higher no.
nors await him."
Mr. CASEY, the nominee for auditor, is al
SO a young man of decided talent, and much
valued for his probity of character. As a
member of the last Illinois legislature he
did much, doubtless, 10y his high and no
norable bearing, to win that confidence
which has resulted in his nomination to so
responsible an office.
With Mr.. ST. MATTHEW we have no &C
quaintance. The universal testimony, how
ever, of those who know him is, that he is a
finished scholar, man of large experience as
a teacher, and whose whole soul has for ma
ny years been absorbed in the great cause Of
education. Little known as a politician, he
is yet true democrat as he is an excellent
man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-10
4 Human Life Saved.

- H. AN
IA RHODES, EsQ. Dear sir-As took your medi-
cine TO sell on consignment mo pay take plea
in stating it. effects reported by three bro
theirs who live IN this place, and their testimony i fair
specimen Of al have received:
W : COsELN told mel had taken nine hotties of
Christie Ague Eas.iD, and continually down while
using 1t until NY lung and liver congesici that
degree that blood discharged from MY mouth bowels,
Thought it in pes-!,e for me TO live through
another chill The doctors did all they could for me-
hat thought must DE. Nothing did any good until
got Rhode-' Fever and Agle Cure, which reiyed
ne Of the distress ard nausea my stomach and pain in
NY head and Sel- and produced permanent cure in
short time
H. ". CoNELN says Il had been taking medicine Of as
good doctor have in county. and taken any
quantity Of qdnine and specifies without any good result
from 9th August 10 i1th December But seeing how
nicely it operated on M brother. | got a bot. OF
RFonFS FEVER AND AGT-F CI-RF. Which ofrcted a
permanent cure by using two-thiri. Of a bottle"
NJ CosKLIS not here bu; both the other brothers
say his the same H. NJ. sold the medicine
Ia both the day. and the speedy from the
sane small quantity, and nigh; so specify
Yours with respect, \. HUNTINGTON
The above Speaks Tor itself. Good proof Of
better than like certificates
have already published and the still greater that
i continually pouring IN to me
One thing more Last year had occasion Caution
the Public in these words
Il nofjse ose ,7a ,r6ohare htE., an. Of n,y general
cirr'AIr~ substituted III. thar Bos,Y yF U
medicine. amt heH tr.h Srd-sIs iJnpa.Hc~ mi their
prnl,hkt nth tl- reclamation, 1T ffe proprietor Of
any otte~ mali line sIg much jfHs dJ-.s Dr..
Now take pleasure in saying that the Caution frre
the DR. Cbri,es Aga. BalsaIn that +. mention
ed in the above certificate.
There several other industrious people who ap
plying to their poisonous trash AL that publish about my
Fever and Ague Cure Antiote Malaria, except the
Certificates Cures and the Certificate OF the celebrated
Chemist. Dr. James T. Chiffon OF Y favor Of it, per
fectly HARMLESS CHARACTER, which is attached to
every bottle These will always distinguish nay
JAS. A. RHODES Proprietor.
Wholesale Agents, St Louis, II. BLAKsLEY Chicago,
BARCLAY BROS. and for sale by 6. L. Thompson, and
+ Griggs. Ottawa. Illinois. ap2G