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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-06-27
Nominations Of the North Amer
leans.


The seceders convention, lately assem-
bled at New York, have nominated Col.
Fremont, the Hominee Of the RepubIi-
cans for President, and Gov. Johnston Of
Pennsylvania for Vice President. Tn
this nomination the convention have
shown that good sense, and also that de-
SIRE for the triumph of free principles.
which speak well for their patriotism
True they have nominated a separate
candidate for Vice President, but thew
could scarcely do less after the treatment
they received at Philadelphia. Indeed
there was danger that they would noni-
nate an entire and distinct ticket. Hot
headed men would have done so. when
they considered their own real STRENGTH
at the north and the little favor thew re-
ceived at the hands of the Republicans.
In New England and New York the
Americans are as strong as the Republi-
cans, and if they unite have a RIGHT to
their fair division of standard-bearers-I
We hope such a course may be pursued
as 10 give each their rights, and thus sat
.sfy, and thoroughly fuse the two parties.
pledslhg themselves to sustain both free
dom and Americanisn. The committee
o. the North Americans waited upon Col.
+ rem0nt and he accepted their nomina-
1on' adding such expressions as pleased
-aem' Perhaps by fair treatment he can
secure both the Americans and the Ger
mans" If he should, there will he .
panic IN the Democratic ranks foresbad-
owing Waterloo defeat.
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ordinary extent, the saving qualities OIL
concession. Cancellation and compromise
AMONG the mixed and muldtudinous COM
mission at Philadelphia were indispensa-
bic to a harmonious nomination; but
never before, in any party Presidential
Convention within our recollection, has
this great idea Of everything for the cause
and nothing for men, been SO strikingly
illus trated. There is something in this
ominous of a resolute and desperate fight
with the Pierce and Buchanan Democ-
racy, and no mistake
The New York Mirror, an independ-
ent paper, with American tendencies, and
no sympathy with party Free Soilism,
says:
"We cannot refrain from congratulate
ting the Republicans on the harmony Of
their proceedings, and their spontaneous
selection of a man who is connected with
no faction, whose name is familiar as
household word throughout the wide
extent of our Republic, and whose whole
life had been devoted to the interests of
civilization and the glory of the American
Union"
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Agricultural societg.

The managers Of the Orleans y
Agricultural Society are reqas
meet at Irasburgh on WEDNEoD'
the second day Of July next, at J p
r. d., to make arrangements
Animal Fair and Cattle ShOT
Society, and to transact any otaa
ness relating to the affairs Of toe
A full attendance is requested, 3
IS to be a report from a cOmmiiiss
subject Of locating the Fair.
VIZ. ?. Mar, 2
June "A, 1856.
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NEW YORK, June %. washington
correspondence ofthe Herald.) Gen.Per.
sifer Smith arrived Friday evening. bav.
ing been sent for by the President. He
had an interview with the President 70
day Orders have been issued, and he
VIII proceed as early as possible to Kan
sas' to take charge of the United States
forces there, His orders are imperative.
In fact he is clothed with full power to
put down all Instruction, come from
what quarter it may This policy was
aeemed advisable, in order to take the
Kansas imbroglio out of Congress. and
give peace and quiet TO the country.
The speech of Mr.. BurIinpane TOD.
y 'ne House, is the signal given for ex-
= 1t was very severe upon sontb
carolina and Col. Brooks, but strietlv
Burlingame. I nnder-
.5ana' Is a fighting man, and has engaged
ne services Of a second before leaving
On Monday, both Houses Of co0or...
WI De occupied with the Palmetto State
uase Evans has the floor in the senate
2 reply TO Mr. Wilson, and Col. Keitt Z
epiy to Mr.. Burlingame. :"
Col, Richardson leaves in a few dav.
engage in the gubernatorial canvass
4lnois' de viii soon resign his seat i
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WASHINGTON, June 20. DIR. AIiller's
letter, recently read in the Senate, was
not intended to show, and does not, that
DIR. Lindley's statement as to Mr.. Sum
ners health, was not fully correct.
The grand Jury will next week make
lnquisition into the killing of Thomas
Heating.
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q The Washington correspondent of
the New York Commercial says:
The Democracy are becoming a little
at movements which indicate the
fusion of all opposition elements into one
great and overpoWering mass, undercon-
sentative leadership. But such union is
mFre to be desired than expected
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5oreian Nous.
-Four Days Later From Eurone.

3
New York, June %. The steamer
Atlantic, Capt. Eldredge. arrived at this
port at about II o'clock this evening.
She brings Liverpool dates of the 11th.
| She has about so passengers, among
whom is Willard Fillmore, in honor of
whose arrival salutes have been fred
from the Collins dock and battery.
The English public were without of
fetal notice of Champions dismissal, but
regarded it as a fixed fact, from positive
but unofficial statements of the fact taken
out by the Asia. Ii, however, created
little excitement The London newspa-
pers all have editorials on the subject,
and generally argue that as the case is a
personal one, there is no necessity to send
Dallas away. The Times continues to
exhibit bitterness towards the United
States. The Daily News wonders ag-
gressive America should cite the annex
alton of India as palliation of her own
propensities, India being an entirely ex-
ceptional case.
The Morning Chronicle thinks it cow
ardly to make a scapegoat of Crampton
The London Star, the organ of the Man
chester party, thinks it perfectly absurd
to go war to avenge the dignity of Cramp-
ton, and ridicules the idea.
The general news is unimportant.
An attempt on the life of the Queen of
Spain is reported. A young man pre-
sented pistol at her, but was immediate
ly disarmed.
Kansas affairs excite notice in Eng
land, but without being generally UNDER
stood. 1t was argued that they would
divert attention from the direction of a
foreign war.
A new Portuguese Ministry has been
formed, Marquis Soule President.
The French papers are filed with ac-
counts of the damage by the recent food.
which was most disastrous.
Parliamentary proceedings generally
The bill altering the Par
liamentary oath so as to admit of Jews
taking it, had been passed by the House
Of Commons.
1t is estimated that the inundation in
France rendered 1000 people houseless
and 10000 thrown out of employment {
Notwithstanding the food, it was hoped
he corn crops would not be much below
he average.
TWAS reported in Berlin that Prussia
md Sardinia both demanded to be adj Z
nitted into the commission for the reor-
sanization Of the Danubian Principali- |
les, and that the demand had been ac-
.eded to. S
It IS stated that the Austrian govern f
nent had resolved to erect the Lombards f
fenotian provinces into the kingdom of Q
Upper Italy. f
Arabia is still in state of instruction II
efusing to longer recognize the rule Of a
he Sultan.
More Turkish outrages against Chris
ans are reported. c'
The Russian Minister tie settle the af- n
airs of the Principalities has been in d
-ructed to aetire from the Commission a
loklir Pasha, formerly Prince Stourdze "
hould be admitted to take part in the de- W
berations of the Commission. n
Crimean letters to May 81 mention "
ne report that 10000 Masons are to re-
uild Sebastopol after the departure Of
lie Allies. CT
The steamer Alma started a second "
me from Havre for New York on the L
lth' but trouble again occurring, she :. :.
ut into Southampton. Pi
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-. bhANDoS' VI, June p. The down
n llesIi 'Fain from Burlington was thrown
!. IA. ,ae track this afternoon one nile son,b
:, .als place. The engine and BAGGAGE
80 =. were Precipitated down the embanF.
.lsn'' The fireman was badly bBrt =.
c-9 passengers escaped serious ;0;ur-,
..n cars were badly broken. Tbs
$50 r--se o. the accident is said to be tho. ~
. - ne rails by heat.
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a 1IYsTERr.-Luther n. Collier Of
Derby IN company with some foBr -
nye other young gentlemen. went last
.aI TO the west. He staid a short time
IN Iowa. and then went to Minnesota. A
le" days since, his trunk and effects wero
Drought o! home to his parents with the IN
''insenee that he was lost on the prairias
~ :. Aiiiea' 1t appears that he went the
of about eight miles to borrow, >
'.'"' ana was seen for the last time about
- ! miles on his way home. His
-le' purposes a journey to the snot 3
test the rumor. @'o' TO
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We learn from the Montpols
man, that some days since, as IL
enger train was backing up ful
pelier Junction, a child was Dis
standing upon the track. Co..
Hobart and Jefferson Marsh ta.g
tield) immediately tried the b5a
all their strength: the train coaG
stopped-the child stood uasr
must die Mr.. Marsh placed da.
the lowest step, and as the traiaau
swung round his foot and srsp.t.s
from the track, saved IL lSl
forms Us that up to that maaaa. he
Of nothing but the child; aftervarl
for days, he was hardly himself, an
in his sleep he saw the Child, ml-
awake IN terror-so severe was The.
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ca A company of fifty stalrn
Die looking emigrants, left W@
for Kansas Monday evening
steamboat train, via Norwich. T.
amid the cheers and huzzas Of II
tltude assembled to take leave
They go out as actual settlers. to
homes in that garden
West.
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g The body of female na
eayed, was found floating in tHf
near the gas works, in Portland. q
day. 1t was supposed to be ths
a young lady, a native of St. JOIN
who mysteriously disappeared b
weeks since, after the death. ssl
night of the burial, of younsa
whom she was engaged to be nan
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a PROFITABLE Cow.-lIr. David
Heath Of North Troy, week before last.
made from the milk of one COW. fifteen
pounds Of butter. This we deem extra
Tor COW that has had nothing but CON-
mon , Pasturage, From the first three
uayS milking he made seven pounds and
len ounces this being about eighteen lbs.
PSI "eeN' l ne COW probably would have
made that had not a part of the milk
been taken for family use. Cannot Or
leans boast a little?
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ST.. LouTs-Iune19. Later dates from
Kansas are assuming a milder aspect
Rumors Of violence have almost ceased
to be heard. Armed men are disbanded,
orskulking in remote parts of the terri
try.
A letter in the Democrat, dated Law
renee, 18th, has a report that 5000 armed
Missourians are preparing to invade Kan
sas, but later dates to not confirm this.
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% Mr.. G. P. Lowry, formerly private
Secretary of Governor Raeder, informs
the Philadelphia North American. that
there are not more than eight hundred
bona fide pro-slavery residents in Kansas
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81 During the session Of tie L
cratic Convention in Cincinuaa
were consumed every day at the 3
House thirty bushels of strav5sr
cost Of which was over S2O0.n
pirking Of which employed thirty
per day.
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HARTFORD, June 20. An immen.a
-. paenanan ratification meeting was held
,niS evening in State House souare
cannon were fired, rockets and bo,f...
nashed' dc The meeting was adsresssd
y DSo mayor Dening and Others. Abon.
7Voo people were present ''
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STRANG, THE MORMON, SHor.-De-
tr''t' June 10. James G. Strang, the
Mormon leader at Beaver Island. was
shot on the 10th, by two of his former
followers. At latest accounts he was
still alive, but in critical condition. His
assassins are under arrest.
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e The factory girls of Lowell have
given expression to their feelings upon
Iafe Sumner outrage, by sending to P. S.
Brooks thirty pieces Of sjlper, 6 cent
Pleces) a rope and a pgind5.nlg sheet. with
a letter expressing their sentiments.
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IS q j. Bancroft Of We,ta.
has a five years old COW TIA. !,
pounds of milk in four suc....
last week, and Reuben Smith,
place has a heifer that cave "a
day during the same week.
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FREMONT AND DAYroS.-N,,,...,.,
. .~.s e. =. One hundred and one guns
s ws-s ared last evening in honor of s ~
'"'iHa'ior' Of Fremont and DAYTON.
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E The George Law brought home
from Aspinwallan infantof fifteen months
whose father. mother ord -.
were all killed at the accident on the
l !. railroad. The name and ma
ton Of the family arc nrl-,,or--,
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Col. FREMONT AND THE Ann
ne COMMITTEE appointed bY5
Fillmore American Convention
Mr.. Fremont, have done So +
informed that Col. Fremont ae,-
nomination in terms satisfscto~
committee.
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There was a monster /.
at Hardwick, Vt, a few dov. /.
extended wings measured :,
tip to tip. There was one of
killed at that place some I'm.
They were both white, and al
render until several rife barr,
fred into them.
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CHICAGO, June 20. An an.b
Republican ratification naat;n,. '.s,ls''e
here last night. Over 5000 49,, e lisiu
present. r0p'0 we're
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Persons Of good character, vic
to Join a Vermont Company. to
mediately to Kansas, with vlsF
permanent settlement, are reqaa
notify the undersigned at once
E. P. WALTON.
For Central Conn
Montpelier, June Is, 1856.
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new YORK, June %. The Film.
zo9es ,sal National Club, of this citv,
Yo'ed last evening unanimously to d o, ~
to the Republicans. s0oser
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CHICAGO, June 20. A private letter
received here from St. Louis, states that
the recent reports of quiet in Kansas,
sent from that city, are part of a plan
to induce the government to remove the
troops from that territory.
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Gov. JOHNSTON Aeon.
York, June q. The Com =
anti Fillmore Convention i.
Governor Johnston Of Pen,,,l
evening" and he promptly aess,
nomination for the Vie p,
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u The June term of the Orle.,.
-. Nourt commenced its session in
,l-'' place ons Tuesday last, Hon. Abel
o"uerTood presiding. There are o,a
-'o ana ninety one cases On thu
docket, and two in JAIL NC
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W DEcLNED.-Last week we sta
-, ~ On Inc !, authority Of nearly every pa
per IN the State, that Ryland FIetcber
-i.'l oeclned the nomination for ryver-
nor 1t is mistake. He has not A.
ciHied as yet. Neither has Mr.. Slade re-
fused the nomination.
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1hoSIDEScE, June 20. A salute was
!, n'ea mere this afternoon by the Reppb-
.''is' IN honor of the nomination of Ere.
mont. u re-
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t. Mr.. Thomas Colby, Of Be- y
committed suicide on the after
Sunday last.
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g The Emperor of Brazil ba'
elected an honorary member Of To.
York Historical Society.
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Congressional Nfms.
WASHINGTON, Friday, June 20.
HOUSE.

There being no quorum, no private bills
were passed.
Mr.. Campbell of Ohio said as next
week had been set apart for the consid-
Grafton of territorial business, and be
should not, until Monday week, move to
take up the latter consideration.
Adjourned.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16
Sneriif's Sale.

NDY VIRTUE Of AN EXECUTION ISSUED
nd by Johu Joues Il Justice of the Peace. in aud
'Ur Dphr Township, Butte County, and state of Cali
lornia. to directcu and delivered. commanding me
20 make the sum ct thirty four-SH ui-dulars judy
ment and seventeen thirty five ore. .hundredths--
IL 3l-io.lars costs of suit. and accrung costs of
said writ uf execution. VIII rein The Eur ka unnelng
Company il Paintil. and Il \ Goodrich j. defendant
h seized and levied upon all the right. tile and
interest the aforesaid ieieudant, in and 10 all that
certain pcce parcel OF aud sil'aed near Cherokee
Fiat. in oregon Township. Buile County, and state of
California aud claimed lor inning purposes and
known Il, the Eureka NlnueIng Company Clains,
.9ii defendants interest beng one eighteenth part of
~iid claim. which will expose to public sale. at The
Orleans Hotel IN The Town of Nroviir. county and
state aforesaid on the ~ Ia da of July,A. ID 1856,
between the hours prescribed by aw, ID the highest
bidder for cash.
Dated this July 5h. \. y 1856
P.rREER. sheriff Bate County,
Hy NJ \. McLAUGHLIN, Deputy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFoENlh,l County Court
CuTNrY OF HUfTE. At Chambers
In the muIlcr of James II Drake, an insolven:
Debtor
y PURSUANCE of an order made in The County
q Court by The Hon. Joseph T.. y lcNI. ,uuniy
Judge. ut Chambers. on the J0th DAY Of June \ II
le5t-Nolice Is hereby given o The CREDITORS or The
said petitioner III Insolvency. James H. Drake. to nr-
pcar before the Hon J. T.. \. Lewis County Judge
On the third day of he Augaust term of the , nny
Court, ID. lr5G. To wit: On the oh day of August
ensuing at Bdwell to show cauS,, il an, there hc .
why the prayer of said petitioner should be gran
ted and an assign mont Ot his tate he made and hs
be- discharged from his debts ns nu InAol,ent Debtor
Witness my hand and he seal of said County
l.. 5 Court affixed, this, Both day of June. u ieaG
at BidweDl
MI ES CLAPlN, County Clerk
3oiw By VI. II. DARRACu. Deputy
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16
SHERIrF'S SALE

EDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
SD of The District Court. Tenth Judicial District in
and for Ynba County, and State OF California, TO me
directed and delivered commanding me TO make the
SUN of seven thousand six hundred and nlnety-iour
TWENTY-FIVE one hundreth dollars, judgment and in
lers AT the rate of ten per cent per annnm, I'LL pnid
an acoruing costs of this suit wherein ] J. Stewart
is defendant and c. Fall, and H. '-ckman, John ii
Tennant aud W p Ellis, pla!niitfs-T Therefore, in
pursuance of said writ have seized and levied upon
All the right title and Interest OF the defendant In said
writ stewart, in aud 10 the property hereinafter
described. to wit All thH certain piece or parcel OF
land siluated at FrenchtCwn Oregon township, Butte
County and state OF California and known as the
property of the said J Stewart, and upon the said
land is a store House fourteen by wentyonr foet IN
size one story hgh.--Also one House thirty three
by twenty feet. one story and hall h-Als0, one
Also Barn thirty by twenty ee IN size, loselher
with all the appuIenance- ihereunlo belonging or IN
a,,y wise apptrtanng, which shall expose to public
Sale at the Court House door in Bdweii on the .sih
day of July A. D. 1885 Setwaen the hours prescribed
by law to the highest bidder for cash.
Also the following described personal property at
the Ranch of j l. Henshaw, in hamilton township.
County and State aforesaid on the TN uay OF 'uiy'
A 1885 between the hours prescribed by law 10 the
highest bidder for cash, TO VII;
Gray Mare Mule, Spanish brand.
Red Roam Mule Spanish brand
Black Horse Mule Spanish brand
Bay Mare and Colt, spanish brnn"
] Bay Horse branded u IL Oh 'e's s9o~ueS'
I Brown JsnnPs
l White Jenny and CoH
/ Brown Jack
l White Jack,
Dun Horse.
Red and White Cow
/ Light Red Cow with White face.
I Brndle Cow.
/ Dark Rod Cow, Breckle Face.
I Brndle OK. white face,
l Broanox, do do
I Rsd and white Ok
/ Brown OK with white face.
! Black and white Ok
l White and Gray Ok
l Dun and White OK.
/ Dun Bull with white face, one year old.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16

The sale will be lsld ut the National HOTEL above
described.
Dated this 29th day OF Jnne. A. d. 1856.
Also, the following account Of W. ). Stafford, for
the sum of fifty dolarS-SjO 40.
Also the following described judgment rendered
on the 18th day of January. A. ID 1850 in the District
Court. Ninth judicial District in and fer Bue County,
aud state of California. by default, against X. II Nc.
Daniel. for the sum of three hundred and eighty
seventy xix one-hundredh- 1854 76l dollars and in
tcrrst sand amount from the 10th day of Aug st
\ D. 1851. nj the rate of per cent. per month till
pnid wherein A. Bancroft Is plain i'll, which will
expose to public sale at the Court House door. in
Riwel! on The lth day of August. a. d. 1856, at B
O'Clock p. NJ. "a the ighcst bidder for cash
Daled his 18th day OF Juiy d 1856
F. PrREER
Sheriff Butte County aud Assignee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16
VALUABLE
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LIZ IROIEhl1 fOK SALE. LIZ
DESIRE to sell the Vermont Mill, situa-
l. ted IS miles from Bidwell's landing and
Browns Ferry Sacramento River. and Is
miles from Chico (Bidwels Ranch). The mill
is new, well built and finely arranged The
nearest mill property 10 the finest lands Of
Butte, Colusi and Tehama Counties. terms
of payment easy, viz: one fourth to one hall
Cash. Balance in Lumber delivered 1T the
River, (l6 miles dstant) or at point | will
designate below,
offer to sell the new and valuable property
at a bargain, he wing bought it to save large
debt, and am entirely unacquainted with the
Lumber and milling business; Any one wish
ing good investment and profitable employ
ment for few men and teams will do we'll to
examnet
For value of location &c, reference is made
to Major John Bidwell and Z X. Dodge,
Chico Post Office. Butte Co also to c. G Lin
coin, Oroville, Office of the North Californian
My address. Monroeville, Colusi County.
my 24-tf'29 G.. p. SWIFT.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16

THE editor of the Utica HeraId
says that he once knew a wild woman
who cut her own daughtcrin the good
graces Of her lover and married him
herself. TO obtain revenge for this
mean, unmotherly trick, the daugh-
Ter set her cap for the young mans
rich father. of whom he was the only
heir, and actually married him, and
had children to the infinite annoy
ance of the other parties. This oc-
Cured in Onondaga county.