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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
NUMBER 81.

A. w. NIGHriNoALL-We see by the
I Marysville papers, that our old and warm
friend, Lance Nightingale. has been nolnna
ted by NIL the Fire Companies for the oilicc
/ of Chief Engineer. A trucr, more upright,
/ erable, gallant gentleman and a notler,
more thorough going, bold and accoml 'st-
el Fireman, could not have been found in
the State. lie is beloved by every body y-.
II does ones soul good to have an opportun'.
~ to vote for SUCH man. There are sew
cral ol Mary-ylle Firemen in this town.
and III this very office, who would, if noces.
sary, 60 on foot to Marysyilc to vote Tor
him. lie is at present the very efficient
Marshall Of Marysyilc.
ENEaurs.--A man who has no
enemies, is seldom good for anything.
He is made Of that kind Of material
which is so easily worked that every
one tries n hand at it. A sterling
character, one who speaks for himself,
and speaks what he thinks, is always
sure To have enemies They are as
necessary to him as fresh air. They
keep him alive and active. A cclcbrat-
ed pt rson who was surrounded with
enemies, used to say: They are sparks
which, if You do not blow them, 90 out
of themselves lie, this be your feel
inc while endeavoring to live down
the scandal of those who are bitter
against you. Ii YOU stop to dispute.
you do but as they desire, aud open the
way for more abuse. Let the poor fools
talk. There Will be a reaction, it you
do but perform your duty, and hun.
dreds who were once alicnat,d from
You viii flock to you and acknowledge
their error.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

aNoR SALE by the Case or Package in
u quantities TO snil.
Long bin paper. Legal cop Letter Paper. Ink
Broad bin paper. Fools cap, Note paper, Pen
cils. Blank Books, Wafors, sc. sc. Noisy
Carriers Book & Stationary Co.
81 Battery & GA x 66 Long Wharf, San Fran
cisco. = 7. hlMBALL, Pres.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
NOTICE.

OFFICE FEATHER RIVER n 0PnIR WATER Co.,
Setember |. lS56.
A DIVIDEND or TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY
VA Gents per Share, has been this day declared.
aNahl. al the Office of the Company.
s6w-3t JAS. n. MURD DDCll, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
NOTICE

NOX4CG
a IL PERSONS holding Stock in the south Fen
"a Their Water CO., who have failed To pay their
assessments. are herchv notified that unless sad nr
rraraGc- are paid in full within thirty days from the
date hereof, such shares of stock, or 81 many OF
them As will be necessary to satisfy said arreartgc>
and nccrng cost. viii be sold at auction to the high
est bidder. at the Eagle Hotel, Forbcstown, ON
Wednesday, ist day of october next at IL O'Clock A.
NJ, in the manner prescribed by Statute.
by order OF the Trustees.
}. WARREN MASON Sec'y
Forbestown. Aug. % 1886. a29td
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
dlrouillt NaiIV Buttt RrrurG.
pUsLIsHEp DAILY (suNpAYs tNcEPrED) BY
GEO II. CROsETTE.

- Orrtcx-in Record fGiliug on Myers street,
East side, between Montgomery aud Bird, Uro'hlc.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

ll5 Sacramento street. next To the Paclhc Mail ; >
Co.'s Office over Wines Co.'s Express Office.
SAN FRANCISCO
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
BUTTE RECORD JOB PRINTING
EST TABLiSHMENT T
ORON l. l. Il.

We are now prepared VIII a good assortment OF
PRINTING MATERIALS. tC execute every de-
crrntiOu T.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

0ROVllLE DIVISION S. OF T. No. 224, -
~ Meets every Sunday Evening at O'Clock. p NJ
nj Masonic Hall J IL She herd; WP
Butte record., 1856-12-27

The STATE INDEBrEDNEss.-The Sacra.
mento Union (Supplement contains ex-
tracts from thirty two different papers as
expressive of the sentiments of the people Of
California regarding the question of repudi-
alton of the State Indebtedness Out of the
whole number, but one, the Sacramento
Times, seems to entertain the opinion that
our people will so far disgrace the State as
to repudiate the debts, and that nigger-wor-
Shipping sheet dared to insult this people by
expressing the pitiful opinion that :" 1t is two,
and more to one that they vote. by large
majority, not to pay the bonds; and for
good and sufficient reasons" Allied to a
party whose motto is " Let the Union slide, /,
such monstrous idea, uttered through the
columns of that Black Republican organ, is
in keeping with the principles of the party
of which it is mouth-piecc. We believe
the repudiators to be as greatly in the mi
nority in California as were the Union sli
ders at the last election.
Butte record., 1856-12-27

MURDER AND SUIcIDE.-The San JOAQUIN
Republican contains detailed account of O
most terrible tragedy that took place Co
lumbia, on the 10Th instant. gambler by
the name of John Cardinell, had been living
with beautiful Castillian woman, who was
the wife of Spaniard whose residence was
at Mokelumne Hill. On the day of the mur-
der, the Spaniard went to Columbia in quest
of his wife, and upon her refusing to return
with him, he pulled pistol and shot her in
the breast, and then shot himself through
the heart. The man died instantly, but the
woman was living at last accounts, though
mortally wounded.
Butte record., 1856-12-27
Unraverrnr Democrat Answered.

EDITOR OF THE DAILY Sun GtnHemen:
To-day my attention has been attracted for
the first time, to another article 10 last
Thursdays issue of the Sacramento Union,
springing from the corrupt and loathsomely
fertile brain of the 50 Unwaveriig Demo-
craft.
With malignity in perfect consonance
with his former effusions. and an unscrupu-
lousness of statement Indigenous TO this lit
erary protiigate. he asserts that six gentle
men, (of whom am mentioned rs one, have
been promised certain Office by DR.. Gwin, in
the event of his election TO the U. 5. Senate.
Ga the part OF Messrs. Vaudeville, OMea-
ra and Dameron, named in connection with
the Naval Office, and of Messrs Solomon,
Buel and myself, named as aspirants to the
U, S. Marshalship, l denounce the assertion
that DR.. Gwin has made promises to either
one of us,with reference to those offices, q, a
base and infamous falsehood.
The g breach of faith > heretofore charged
iu regard to the office l now hold. (beipg
conversaEt with the entire history of my
appointment, involving the action of all tho
parties interes;ed,) again pronounce dir
ty fabrication; and fit part and parcel of
the iuuendoes and filthy ISLANDERS, in which
the g Unwavering Democrat seems to in
dulge with beasty delight.
l have stated the above facts as briefly rs
possible, and now conclude forever, rar
of tcOrds with this anonymous seribler.
Yours Respectfully,
GEo. PEN JOHNSTON.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec %. 1856.
Butte record., 1856-12-27

VAGRANCY.-A man by the name of 81
mon Trust had been in the habit of lounging
about the streets in a state of beastly intox
ication and having no visible means of sup
port, would resort to the hall in the Court
House for lodgings at night He was far
gone from the effects of whiskey, and showed
symptoms Of delirium tremens. Complaint
was made yesterday to District Attorney
Kleiue to this effect, ank he was committed
to the county Jail by inst ice Elliot. A ply
sician was called to administer to his wants
he being in rather a critical situation
Butte record., 1856-12-27

tinel," in one of his cheerful gossiping let
ters to the New York Courier, writes among
many other noticeable and readable things
l have been told from an authority in the
cockpit of the Chesapeake, when the next
officer came down to Captain Lawrence. after
ne had been brought there mortally wound
ed, that Lawrence did not say, g Don't give
up the ship, memorable, classic, and en-
twined with onr annals as is the sentence
Wha' he did say were these words, and they
are just as expressive and more natural
:. Fight her till she sinks''
Butte record., 1856-12-27

debt. But the meeting was izzle.
1t was attended by thirty of the
'spurest and BEST" and when the
vote was taken two voted in favor of
reputation, leaving % Vigilantes in
San Francisco who have declared that
they are not in favor of repudiating
the State debt. That is % better
than we had expected from Vigi-
lanceism. Pretty good! Ten right
eous men would have saved Sodom,
and who knows but what these 2e
may save San Francisco!
Butte record., 1856-12-27

POLITICAL BURGLARY-The New Orlean s
Crescent is responsible for the following
good un:"
The party of Buccaneers, who, it was inti-
mated some time since, intended to break
into the White House at Washington, with
Jimmy" have carried their designs into
execution. Uncle Sam was cautioned to look
out for the deprcdators, but he paid no at
tention to the warming.
Butte record., 1856-12-27

THE MUSICAL Hall. PARTY This ball
was not exactly failure, but from some
cause or other, it was not as brilliant an af-
fair as was anticipated The proprietors did
everything in their power to make it grand
ball. The hall is large; in beautiful order
the music was good; the supper at Frank s
was excellent great care was taken to dis
zens did not honor the occasion with gsn-
eral attendance.
Butte record., 1856-12-27

NATIVE WINE.-The efforts of MessYs. C
Kohler & Co., in the introduction of Califor-
mia native winse, have been met with great
success. Ia addition to the premium received
from our own State Agricultural Fair, the
U. Agricultural and Horticultural Socie-
ty, ,ofPhiladelphia, Of have awarded their wine
FIRST class diploma, besides making especial
mention Of its excellence in their report. In
fact, the production of such superior wine in
our State created much surprise on the At
lsntic border.
Butte record., 1856-12-27

QUARTI SPEcIMEN.--We were shown
yesterday most beautiful piece of quartz, /,
mixed and very heavily laden with gold.
james NJ. Moore's claim, situated near the
road leading from the ferry to Thompson's
Flat. The gross weight Of the piece is eight
and a half ounces. and supposed to contain
some five or six ounces Of gold f
It is supposed to be a fragment from some
quartz ledge in that vicinity, for which they
have already commenced prospecting.
Butte record., 1856-12-27

QUARTZ LFAD.-We have been shown q
specimen of quartz taken from the claim Of
Mr. Pratt. at Spanishtown, which is the
richest specimen we have ever seen broken
from ledge. We have seen richer speci-
mems found in hill diggings, in isolated
chunks.
The quartz mills of Messrs. Smith and
Sparks, and also that of the Grass Valley
Quartz Mining Company, have long been do.
ing an excellent business. and from the spec
linens of quartz which are daily found by
our mining population, we have no doub
but that Butte will'yet prove one of the rich
est quartz as well as placer mining countie.
in the State.
From the specimen shown us by Mr.. Pratt
we are induced to believe tina. Spanishtowr
will prove rich quartz mining district.
Butte record., 1856-12-27
cnRrsrmAs DIsNER.-we are indebted to

CHRISTMAS DINNER.-We are indebted to
some unknown friend for a magnificent pig,
genuine rooster. sent us for Christmas
dinner. 1t purported to be from Santa
Claus, who is always profuse on such occa-
sions, with donations to make the heart
glad and enable all to have a merry Christ
mas. We strongly suspect our Santa Claus
is resident Of Marysville, and therefore
invoke blessings on the head of Uncle Aleck
for his kind and substantial remembrance,
and wish him many returns of the joyous
season
Butte record., 1856-12-27

DAMAGES The Sacramento Union of the
obtained in the District Court yesterday, by
J Turpin, against the California Stage
Company, on account of injuries sustained
by him by the overturning of slage coach
near Bidwell's, in June last The accident
was the result of collision with stump
The jury we're out nearly five hours before
they could agree on a verdict, returning in
to Court about l l o'clock last night,
Butte record., 1856-12-27

DANCING Accommodation Pique, who
for three years instructed the elite of San
Francisco in the Terpsichorean art. proposes
opening dancing academy for the benefit
of the Orovillians. As soon as the Madame
makes the necessary arrangements for a
hall, the school will be opened
Butte record., 1856-12-27
The merchants of San Francisco

The merchants of San Francisco
appear determined to do something to
regain the confidence and position
they lost in their action on the Vigi-
lance issue. Thinking they had an
opportunity to take the lead in a
great and important measure, they
called a meeting Of merchants to take
grounds against repudiating the State
Butte record., 1856-12-27

the northern counties should be uni
ted in demanding that one of the
Senators be chosen from the northern
portion of the State. Let them
spurn any and every proposition that
does not give the north Senator;
do their duty to their constituents.
and learn the southern portion Of the
State to respect their rights.
Butte record., 1856-12-27

METROPOLITAN THEATRE.-A concert Of
vocal and instrumental music will be given
at the Theatre tonight. The manager, Mr..
Montgomery, has secured some Of the best
talent, and these concerts promise to be q
decided feature in 0roville entertainments.
Butte record., 1856-12-27

PERsoNAL.-We received visit last eve
ming from Hon. ]. S LONG, member elect
from Butte. Mr.. Long has just come down
from the SHOWS in the vicinity of Forbes
town, to spend day or two, before taking
his departure for the capitol
Butte record., 1856-12-27

DANCING School We are requested to,
state that the subscription. list for Madame
Pique,a DANCING School, may be found at the
St Nicholas Hotel
Butte record., 1856-12-27
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1913 p. NJ

Judge McAllister has allowed the motion
made by Limintour's counsel, for the post
ponement of his case till the May term of
the Court. His Honor delivered lengthy
opinion, severely censuring the press for its
course towards this claim, and seems to think
it right to give Limantour a fair trial.
The Anti Reputation Meeting, called for
t,-night. at the Merchants Exchange, is
likely to prove failure There is no neces-
,ity, i. is thought, tor such a meeting.
Butte record., 1856-12-27

IT is the opinion of some Of the
California Journals that Walker and
his followers are about gone in
They assert that he has displayed a
great lack of Generalship, and that
his officers and men have lost all con-
6dence in him. 1t is asserted also,
that his policy in having Generals
Corral and Salazar shot, has embit-
tered the whole native population
against him, and that the war in Mic
aragua has resolved itself into a war
of races, and that one or the other
must be exterminated. The princi-
pal reason given for arriving at this
conclusion, is the fact that Col. C. E.
Pickett, very clever gentleman and
formerly warm supporter of Gen.
Walker, has abandoned him, and is
now of the opinion that he cannot
succeed. This may be a very good
reason for those Journals who have
opposed Walker from the FIRST, but
ito us it appears to be very flimsey
one indeed. He could not succeed
by encouraging traitors, and if in dis
posing of them he has raised a war
Of races, who doubts but that the uni
versal Yankee nation will come off tri-
umphant?
Butte record., 1856-12-27

WE have often had occasion to
correct what we supposed to be the
gross misstatements of the opposition
press, believing them to be put folth
wilfully and maliciously. The eyi-
denee is before us now, however, that
one at least, Of their misstatements
is the result of gross and unpardon-
able ignorance, and we are forced to
the belief that they sit at their desks
day after day, without even noticin G
their exchanges, wandering in the
realms of ignorance and stupidity,
dealing out "chaff" to their readers,
and proving themselves dolts and ig-
noramuses. A person who imagines
that he has a "call" to conduct a
newspaper, should read sufficiently to
keep himself posted upon matters
Butte record., 1856-12-27
From the MaTysville Herald.
ARRIVAL OF THE
O II / n A B A
TWO DAYS LATER FROM NEW YORK.
SAN Francisco, Dec. l9-IIH. NJ.


The Nicaragua steamship Orizaba arrived
to- night at half past ten o'clock. The Texas
sailed from New York ON the led November,
and the Tennessee from New Orleans on the
26th. Among the passengers is ex- x-Govern:
or Bigler.
Memoranda.
Nicaragua Steamship Company's steamer
Orizaba, j. III. Blethen, Commander, left San
Francisco Nov Goth. On the 9th touched
at Manzanillo to land passengers. Dec. 1st,
arrived at San Juan The road from San
Juan to Virgin Bay was in good order. and
the Isthmus healthy. There is an abun-
dance of water in the river.
President Walker and his army were in
good health and spirits, and the prospect of
a speedy peace never better.
Dec. Sth left San Juan with $40 passen-
gers, of which number 10S are ladies, and
III packages of express freight from New
York per steamer Texas, and 81 passengers
from New Orleans per steamer Tennessee
The Tennessee had 800 men and o large
quantity of ammunition, guns, provisions.
SC, for Walker Dec arrived at Man
zanillo; was detained four hours to take on
freight vnd specie.
Miscellaneous.
WARRINGTON, Nov 81.
Official returns from all the parishes in
Lou ana but one give Buchanan 1000 ma
jority.
Buchanan has 1887 majority in Georgis
one county yet to hear from.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Il.
Late on Wednesday night party of row.
dies attacked an American Hall, and two
Americans were shot-one severely.
Sr. LOUIS. Nov 90.
| Last night the block on the levee known
as the City Building, consisting of thirteen
stores, occupied by some of the heaviest
firms in the city, was entirely destroyed by
FIRE The loss is est mated at $4,000 -
The amount insured had not been ascertain-
ed The block sold year ago for SslS3 600.
WASHINGTON, Nov, 20.
Our Thanksgiving to-day was sgnalized
at 2 O'Clock by the marriage of Senator
Douglas, of Illinois, to Miss Ada Cults, of
Washington, after which the married couple
took the cars for their future residence in
Chicago The bride was accompanied to the
altar by several bridesmaids, but the Sena-
tor, being a widower, went alone. Only
Jew of his personal friends, including Gen.
Shields, were present.
Forty seven voting places in Texas show
maj9rities of 800 tor Buchanan, and ,4SS
| for Fillmore.
OFFICIAL VorE OF LOUISIANA --Buchan-
an, 22,l64; Fillmore, 20,7o9
GEORGIA, Observation-Disclosures, 56,6l7 !;
Fillmore, A. ,429
| Col. Kewen was lecturing in New Orleans,
on Nicaragua.
J The L;mantour Case continm d---4nfi Re
Pudiafion Meeting
SAN FRAScIsco, Dec 1873 p. NJ.
| Judge McAllister has allowed the motion
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Pmrify Tie Rlooh!

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BlTTERS Free from MI mineral poisons. The
grent popularity which MorFAT's LrE Pnls and
PHGSx BITrtRs have attained, in consequence
OF the extraordinary cures effected by their use,
renders itnnnecessary for the proprietor to enter
into particular analysis Of their medicinal yir.
tues or properties. Having been more than
twenty years before the public, aud having the
united testimony Of more than THREE MtLLIoNs
OF persons who have been restored to the enjoy.
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Feverand Ague, Dyspepsia, Dfopsy, Pilcs, aud
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AID Cor sale hvDR r. IL DLEW tRe q O
Wholesale 0ls Retail Druggists, CORNER { ca
'nnl'uo aud Main street. Jackson q. H., Ohio
W AoiiaIs Almanac 10 be bad a then store
gIA'!s' Jan. 81, IoSG-ta
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Blacksmithing,

CLIFFORD WEBB, takes this opportunity of
saying to the people of Jackson and vicinity, that
be has taken the Blacksmith Shop, known as the
Hatten shop next door to the Old Steam Mill,
where he is ready to do work Of all kinds in su
performance. All kinds of Machienry, belong
ing to Steam Engines, Mills, Wagon and Car
riage Ironing. Horse Shoeing, Rail Road
Plows, of the most approved patterns also manu-
tactured besided every thing that can be manu-
featured ont of Iron, will be done to order on the
most reasonable terms, and on short notice. lie
would most respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage, and will endeavor, by strict attention
10 the wants Of his patrons, to merit The same
Please call and examine for yourselves.
N. B. Ready y-made Wagons of all kinds al.
ways on hands for sale very low.
D'Drlls, Picks Axcss, MattOcks, and all kinds
Of edged tools dressed in good O"der, and war;
rantcd to stand the hardest Of rock.
Jackson, april &c, IS. 5-y
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For sale, RsenG or lease.

! have several very fine Store Rooms In the
masonic Hall Buildings, just finished and In
good order suitable for Groceries, Dry Goods,
Hardware or Drugs, which am anxious to
dispose OF, either iy sale, or lease, for a term
of years. This Block of buildings IN well sit.
uaied for business, being near the center Of
The town, and convenient to Banks Hotels,
Railroads, &c.
To strangers who may be unacquan ed
with Jackson, il may not be improper to say
that 1t is County seat, In the very midst of
the richest iron aud coal region Of the State,
dolnga large and increasing business and hav.
Ing as healthy and pleasant site as any 9th
or town Ia Southern Ohio. Enlerprising bus,
Iness men may not fud a better location for
permanent trade.
For terms and conditions (which will be
made e.sy), enquire Of the subscriber South
corner arsaawHY ana Pearl street Jackson &.
II, Ohio, JAMESH, o. MILLER
Dec, Is, '55 3e-t(
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Also for supplying the Community with reliable
remedies wherever Competent Physician can
not or will not be employed, have pprshased from
DR.. JOHN r. ROWLAND, his celebrated
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And his inestimable Remedy for Bowel Com.
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The University'F Remedy for Dyspepsia or h.
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at the Branch Dispensary, or Store Of 7. r. Ciey-
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