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Gitp 9Natttrs, &t,

Mr.. CUsHMANs ENTERTAINMEYTr-Quite large
and respectable audience of our citizens was highly
entertained on Tuesday last, by Mr. LIE Grand b.
Cushman, the refornators Lecturer, Delineator &c
Mr.. C. has inimitabfe powers of mimicry and Der
lesque and he employs them in good cause-in his
laughterprovoking hits at the fashions and foes OF
the day, while at the time he has pleasing adj
dress, rich voice, and happy delivery, for the more
serious portions of his entertanmentthe dignity OF
labor and the preference of honest toll, to deness
and incidence Master Edwin does his part well, and
hits the point in his songs to some purpose
Mr.. Cushman will give another of his entertain
ments in this city on Monday next, when he will in
troduee series of large paintings, illustrating the
evils Of incompetence. Those who would g laugh
and grow fat" and be instructed at the same time,
should be present.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

1T We are requested to state, for the bene-
fit Of those interested, that the Address of the
Rev. Mr.. Grdley, on the restoration of the law
for hanging, delivered in this city and Madison,
will be published in the Democrat Of this week.
Those who wish to see the Gospel argument in
favor of hanging, will do well to secure a copy.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13
Liverpool Markets.

LyERP DOL, Feb 22d
Cotton declined Wheat and Flour dearer &
held firmly. Corn. good demand at Is advance
Beef active Lard firm and in demand at 54s.
Money Market tight. Consols tluctuating, clos
at o.
McHenry's Circular says: Bacon in demand,
stock cleared off, fresh imports will meet free
buyers. Demand for Pork, good, imports small.
In Breadstufts, a better ton and good business
in all articles Wheat IS Sd higher fine quail
tiles in request Philadelphia and Baltimore
Flour wanted at sn advance of Is Is, Western
Canal brands generally unstable. Corn IN de
mand at an advance of Is 2s and tending up
wards White Wheat los cd q lis. Red do.
los los Cd. Western Canal Flour 33S sos.
Ohio 37s a 39s. Corn 3is Cd 30 S.
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Southern members The reading of the extract Gre
ated excessive laughter Mr.. Iyerson defended the
bill end thot there was imminent danger of war.
BANGOR, Me-. March 10.
At the municipal election here to-day, Mr..
Bowman the Republican candidate for Mayor
received 1144 votes; Lear and March, oppos-
ton. 1I2I. The Republican ticket is elected in
five out of the seven wards
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

80 the card of Mr.. BURR in another column. His
that calls for the active sympathy of all friends
liberty and humanity The book he has for sale, being
complete journal of Five years sad experience in Mis-
souri, Prison, that will every Do
fail to give him cali
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ton taken by kenosia X Bcoit H. H. 60,
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CITY Clerk.

by reference to our advertising columns, it will
be that our old fellow citizen, f. II. RUDD, is a
candidate for the Office of City Clerk. Mr. Rudd is
old resident, and is well qualified to discharge the
duties of the office.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13
City Clerk.

H. L. WEST, it viii be is again in the field for
the Office of City Clerk. He made good run last
year, and we presume will do better this. He will
make good Clerk if elected, and we can but wish
him success
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

SALE OF SroCK.-See the advertisement of Messrs
Wyatt x Gaseoigne, of stock to be sold at auction,
on the Goth inst. Those wishing to purchase will
ark the opportunity
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MADISON, - Noon
Every thing quit and peaceable here 1t not
known when the verdict of the court will be
rendered, but it is expected at any moment
the court viii be in session this afternoon. 1t is
pretty generally believed Barstow cannot get
majority of the assembly to cooperate with
him. Both houses Proceeding regularly with
their business.
MADISON, March II. p NJ
Capital punishment bill postponed indemnity
in Assembly this afternoon by majority OF
three.
Supreme Court not in session this afternoon.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
HALIFAX, March II. 1856
The Steamer Arabia arrived
No tidngs of the Pacific.
Peace Congress in session, proceedings not
public.
War preparations continuing.
Produce-F'lour ] shilling per brl. lower.
Consols advanced
NEW YORK, March H.
The I'ribuAe's Washington correspondent tel
cgraphs, the Senate Territorial Committee will
report tomorrow on the Presidents Kansas
Message. Mr. Douglas from the majority, win
bring in a bill authorizing the formation of q
State Government Mr.. Collamer from minority
will recommend either the restoration of the Mis-
souri, Compromise, or the abrogation of the ter
rltOrial laws, with protection to the people OF
Kansas from the incursions of the border ruf-
fans, and against the admission of Kansas as a
State, under the Topeka Constitution. The Pres
ident is dlsnclined to submit the Central Amer
lean question to arbitration, and decidedly ncin-
ed TO abrogation of the treaty. One or more of
the Cabinet lean to the former mode, of choosing
two distinguished Americans, and two English
men, to act as umpires These plans of arbitra-
endon's answer to the request for the recall of
Mr.. Champion.
WASHINGTON, March IL.
An Anti-Nebraska Caucus was held at the
capitol-s5 Congressman were present, and all
the States were represented.
Senator Foote was the Chairman. call of
the States was not concluded when the caucus
adjourned to meet again next Tuesday
New Hampshire Election
CONCORD, March IL
Returns from 1873 towns give Wells, Dem.
candidate for Gov. a nett gain of $500 over the
Democratic vote of last year, and Baker lacked
10, 400 of an election.
WASHINGTON 12-House
The Speaker announced the Select Committee to whom
Mr. Dunns bill reierredthe bin enable States
bordering the Ohio improve the navigation the
The following named gentlemen, Messrs. Dunn,
Stanton, Allen, Ritce Fox Taylor and Carlisle, ho-
sen, bill introduced to establish uniform natural
zaon law and repeal the present Referred y uIic-
larry Committee 1fr. Hubbard introduced bill for an
overland Aan from some point the Missouri to San
Francisco referred to Post Office Committee The House
then the Consideration of the resolutions to en-
power the Committee elections send for persons and
papers, in the Kansas case
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CINCINNATI. Feb. 2sth.

The fugitive slave case which was pending
before u. :. Commissioner Pendry, was decided
by him to-day in favor OF the claimants, and the
slaves ordered into their custody. They are
still in the hands of the Sheriff, however, under
an Indictment for murder
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

sg'7 We have had no improvement in the weather
during the past week. The mercury has several times
travelled down below zero, while 1t has not yet
above the freezing point, in places where the sun did
mot e1,;no
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

~ We understand that an attempt was made
on Thursday night of last week, to break into ID.
Knapps Store, by some burglarious villain.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13

NHICAGO, IUIIl.
BANK FAILURE.-Tle Commercial Bank, of this
city, closed their doors to day.
The thermometer this a. II. stood at zero
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Kenosha County Agricultural Society

Quarterly Meeting, March Sd, 1856.
The President, DIR. S. r. MCCLELLAN in the Chair
The minutes of the last Meeting were called for,
and read by the Secretary.
Suggestions by different individuals were then
made, respecting arrangements in the Fab for the
better protection of frnit, &c., at the fair.
The subject Left for future consideration.
The meeting proceeded to make list of awards to
dc offered on Grain and Root Crops and adopted the
following
Best, not loss than acres of Winter Wheat 500
Best not less than acres of Spring Wheat, 500
9nd best " $50
Best not less than two acres of Barley, 300
2nd best " g" LOO
Bs;t, not less than two acres of Oats, 200
Best, moi less than one acre of Corn 5;oo
Best, not less than oneholf acre of Potatoes, 200
Bo;t moi less than one eighth acre of Carrots 2oo
post notloss than one'cighth acre Of BoOts, 200
2nd best. ' " 100
Best not less than one-0ghih Glover Seed 200
Best, not less than one half Timothy Seed LOO
2nd best, " so
On motion of Human Marsh, Committee of three
was appointed by the Chair to submit list of Pre-
consideration of the Society at the next Meeting.
Mossrs. Levi Grant, Linus Woodwork and S. Ben
son, constituted said Committee.
The Society then adjourned.
l.. w THAYER Secrct9r1.
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Harbor Appropriations.

In the u. s. Senate on the 2Sth of February,
Mr. DODGE, from the Committee on Com
merce, to whom were referred the following bills,
reported them back without amendment:
a bill making an appropriation for continuing
the Improvement of the harbor of Milwaukee, in
the State of Wisconsin;
A bill for continuing the improvement of the
harbor OF Manitowoc, Wisconsin;
A bill for continuing the improvement of the
harbor of Kenosha, Wisconsin;
a bin for cor ,iuaing the Improvement of the
harbor OF ShehoFran Wisconsin; and
\ bill for continuing the Improvement of tire
harbor of Rac.ue, IS lsconsin.
-~ go
PrTNAN'S MoNTWY-The March No. Of this popular
mohtny has made its appearance upon table. The
coepts are the most interesting character "owlcope
is eonciGsd and who have read it will regret
price Of the voame There many papers Of rare
in this number. IS year Address Dix 4 EDWARDS New
York.
DICKENS HoUSEHoIp WoKps,-From the same pnblishers
for March, is capital No 1t contains besides the usual
variety Dickens last Christmas stercthe Holly Tree Inn
We have frequently spoken Of the excellence Of this period
ica aud no acquainted with it viii differ with US in
opinion. Terms s. year Putuam's Monthly and House
held Words, 50. Address DIX 4 EDwARDS, New York.
King has both the above for sale, IS cts. each.
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Attend the Masquerade, on 18th inst, everybody
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest from Madison.

REPORTED EXPRESSLY EoR THE TRIBUNE TELE
GRAPH.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA

HALIFAX, March Y. 1906.
The Steamer Arabia arrived.
No tidings of the Pacific.
Peace Congress in session, proceedings no
public.
War preparations continuing.
Produce-Flour ] shilling per brl. lower.
Consols advanced.
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WAsHINGTON. March lI.

w ASHiNGTON, March II.
An Anti-Nebraska Caucus was held at the
capitol-S0 Congressman were present, and all
the States were represented.
Senator Foote the Chairman. call of
the States not concluded when the caucus
adjourned to meet again next Tuesday.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-14
PROBATE NOTICE.

StTATE of California, County of Butte. Probate
- Court at Chambers-Oroville, Oct. 10, 1870
In the matter of the estate of WIN. j. Bailey. de-
ceased Whereas, Elizabeth Mcneil having This day
filed petition in the said Probate Court, praying
that the will of VIM. II Bailey, deceased. be admit
ted to Probate. And whereas, an order was made
in said Probate Court at Chambers, said ooh day
of October ordering that that notice of said appca
ton be Published in the "Daily Butte Record," "A
newspaper published ia Butte County, for space OF
twelve days.
Notice j. therefore given TO al whom il may con
cern that the proofs oi said will will be heard on the
third dnv OF November, A. D. 1856, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, before the Hon. Jos. L. n. Lewis, Probate Judge
at Cham bers in the Town of Orovlle.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Probate
LIS Court affixed this the 10Th day of October, d.
1856. at Orovie.
MILES CHAPLIN, Probate Court
BY NJ. II. DARRAH. Deputy.
o2I.lod Kleire 4 Cougheys Auys PetiOne
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
CONSTABLE s SALE

HNY VIRTUE ci The following executions issued
IL , ursf az T. 4 tIhHts ctBFt Justice of llle Ptar-
in and T r Ophir township, Butte county. state ot
california. 20 M directed. commanding i1e 10 make
the fuNuN ius sums, To wiz
one ezccWinu IN Giv,r n Martin Shra and agaius;
Jas. bradley lor ihe sum of eighty dollars Gebl, ami
ttn ,tuttl~ ,ud eighty fve cents custs at rour..
Oue execution Ia favor of z. Birmingham amt
, inst 5,- Bradley Hr the san Of forty seven dob
,ai fits cents dcbt and fudr dollars and sINty
Lc15s ruSis ti tfur:
Uh" tX-eali,p 20 favor Of Daui"l Carol aui agtp.t
jas Nr,dl-e i,r sae ttre ~ thHil iisne dollars Hn
twenty 3Nr cents debt ahI oarUo Lars and sixty cru-
cost, oi cJjlrl;
one execution in favor efl. liuiloway ana agatu>i
JAS. Bradley for The GUN of forty dollars and seventy
five cents debt and four dollars and sixty cents costs,
OF suit;
one execution in favor of Thos Waters and against
JAS. Bradley Tor The sum Of thirty dollars and
thirty cents debt and four dollars and sixty
cent. costs OF court.
One execution in favor Of ] Riley and against Jas.
Bradley for tie num of forty four dollaFs dobt and
four dollars and sixty cents costs Of court;
one execution tn favor OF Jas. Birmingham
against Jrs Bradley for The sum Of forty eight dollars
aud ny cents debt aud four dollars and sixty cents
costs OF court together with all the costs accruing
said writs, have levied upon and viii expose 70
public sale Ia the hgnc,l bidder for cash Tuesday
the "a day OF Decembrr A. ID. lsjd AT IL O'Clock NJ,
the following scrbed property 10 wit: Lots No. J.
and in block No. -: i.Os No. | and in block -
and lots No. >, B. and in block % rs laid down and
described in the map Of the town of Orovile, Butte
county. together with all the improvements and Hp-
purtcnances thercunto belonging. sale To take place
at the Court House door in the town of Oroyillc,
county and state aforesaid.
RI PATTON.
novl2tt Constable Ophir Township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-14
SffERIFFS SALE,

EpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued ont
ED of the District Court, Twelfth Judicial District,
in and for the county of san Francisco, state OF Cal
ifornia to me directed and delivered, commanding
me To make the sum ofthrce hundred and ten t~en-
tytvo onehundredlh dollars principal, with interest
thereon at the of ten per cent per annuln, rom
date Of judgment until paid, and costs OF suIl,
amounting to The sum of thrty-fuur twenty five one
hundredh dollars. together with theaccrulng costs OF
said suit wherein NJ d. Lasseyell is plaintih and
John G. Thompson and George Marquis are the de-
PENDANTS will, on the 2eth day of November A
D. lSj6, between the hours OF two and three O'Clock
p. VI sell at public sale. 10 the highest bidder Tor
cash. all OF the right, title and interest OF shd de-
PENDANTS in and to one building situated on Mont
gonery street about ~ by II feet III size and one story
high with stoop in front. Also, all that part or
parcel lot Of land upon which said house Is stu
ted described ns follows 10 wit: fronting ity feet on
Montgomery street and running back l32 feet be-
tween the French hotel aud Brewsier's house. as he
ing part of Lot number III. and Block number ~ rs
marked on the Town Plat OF the Town OF orovi'le'
Butte couty, California, and partly upon ground nov
included in said Plat the same being the house ana
lot now occupied by Brown and Peacock, ns dwei
ling house. Sale 10 take place at the Courl hOuso
door, in ihe Town of Oroyille, county and slate
aforesaid p. FREER, Sheriff
Ociober II. A. H. 1S56 Butte county.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-14

h-y"DR. ]. l.. CzAPKAY.-The gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this notice is one OF tha
few modern ply sicans whose application to his pro-
ession and devotion to the afflicted. render him alike
an ornamen, to the and u benefit to the other
Hungarian by birth. he sought with kOssuth TO place
his country among the nations of the earth. beyond
the oppressor's rule that her sons might reioce in
the practice OF those preeep,s which are alike our
glory aud our pride. In his Efforts 10 do, he has
reaped the reward of Intellectual resistance To oppres
sion and "s home aud a country know him no more"
Apart however. from his claims upon our consider
alton ratriot the testimonials of character and
capacity which ne brings entltle him To public coni>
dence TO the exclusion OF those who possess neither
the one or the other As gentleman his character
Is uniarnished; as ply ysican, his skill unsurpassed
and To those whose impruience has left upon them
the taints OF disease, We cOnscentousy commend
him with the assurance ihat in him they will find
friend whom to know is great gain. The Dr.'s Office
lie No. and Armory Hail corner Of Sacramento
a1d Montgomery streets, San Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.

UDY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER issued
Sd ont OF the District Court. Ninth Judicial Dis
ric in and for the county OF Butte and state Of Cal
irornia to me directed ana delivered, commanding
me to make the sum six hundred and two thir'y'one
Que hundrerh dollars. (S6O2,3 together WITH interest
thereon at the rate of two per ce per month, rom
the l4th day of December, A. d. 1850, until pad. IL
being an amount due on certain mortgage, gwen
TO H. smith, together with Ihe costs accrulng on sHd
order, wheeein H. Sheppard is Plaintiff. and " IL
liam Marquis and r. B. Ford are the deiendens,
will sell M public sale to the highest bidder for cash,
on the fourth day of November, a. D. 1896, between
The hours prescribed by law the following described
mortgaged property, to wit: lying and being in the
county of Butte, and state of California. all That GER
tain piece or parcel of land situated AT Centreve on
Dry Creek. between the towns Of Oroyie and Lynch
burgh on the opposite side of the road from Central
Bar and the lot next adjoining, toward OroViiIe-
Said lot being sixty feet front by one hundred ana
thirty in depth. together with the heredinenls ana
apperlinances :!.ersu;o LeioBeing, or IN any wise
appertaning, Sale to take place at the Court House
door in Oroyille, county and state aforesaid;
Sheriff Of Butte county.
October 13 A d. 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-14
CoNSTARLE,S SALE

EpY WRIT T. OF the following executions issued
AD out Of John Jones' Court, Justice OF the Peace
in and for Butte County. California to me directed.
commanding me To- make he following sums, to wit:
one execution i'm favor of Goldsmith, and against Jas
Bradley. for the sum OF ffty five dollars debt, and
six dollars and forty cents costs of court; tXccn
ton in favor of Chas McCallum and against jas
bradley, for the sum If forty eight dollars debt and
six dollars and forty cnis costs of court; one eXccu
ton in favor of William MOfiat and against JAS.
Bradley for the sum OF nltt dollars and seventy
five cents debt and six dollars and forty cents costs
of court: one execution n favor of DAM Cutlery
and against jas Bradley for The sum Gf eighteen dol
lars debt and six dollars and forty cents costs of court;
one execution in favor Of John rrHn and against
JAS. Bradley for the of eight dollars aud fifty cents
debt aud six dollars ana forty cents costs of court;
execution il favor of John Riley aud against JAS
Bradley for the sum OF forty nine dollars debt and
SIX dollars and forty cents casts Of court: one eXecu-
lion in favor of Fhos. Jones for the sum of forty
dollars and fifty five cents debt and six dollars and
forty cents costs of court.
One execution in favor Of Dan1 Peterson for the
sum of forty dollars and fourteen cents debt and
six dollars and forty cents COSTS oi court, together
with the costs accruiug on said writs have levied
upon and will expose 30 public sale 10 the highest
bidder for cash Thursday the I'd day OF December
A. ID. 1856, at II O'Clock the following described
property. Wit Lots No. ,, and in block No. 2l
lots No and in block No. 20. aud lots No.2, and
q in block No -, as laid down and described in the
map of the of Oroyille Butte county, together
with all the improvements and appurtenances there
unto belonging. Sale to take place at The Court House
in the town of Uroye. county and state aforesaid.
u. l. PATTON,
nov. I2-tt Constable Onhir Township.