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The daily union., 1856-01-26
MISSISSIPPI UNITED STATES SENATOR.

We learn by despatch from Mr. Barksdale editor Of tho
Mississppan says the Memphis Tennessee Appea that
Hon. JEFF Davis, Secretary OF War; was on wednesday
elected United States senator by the legislature OF Msss
spp the Of Hon Stephen Adams, whose term
Of Office viii expire the 9TH OF March, 1851 Colonel
Davis previously nominated by caucus Of the demo
cratic members of be legislature, and we doubt not tha,
bis viii oheerfuy aoquiosce IN
the will Of the democratic party expressed in the usual
form Of settling the rivalry Of conflicting claims for po
cal positions While any of the gentlemen whose
mestloned In connexion with the Office OF senator
would have faithfully aud ably served their country and
zealouay carried out the principles which they profess,
Col Davis holds position 10 the hearts OF the Sateghts
Of the whole South which will cause his election 10 be-
hailed With unanimous acclamadon by that noble band Of
consiiiutionasta
Added to tbs consideration, II should be remembered
that Col Davis resigned the sqnatorsp ia 1851 serve
the state-righs cause which was temporarily under
cloud and that he only been restored the postiou
which he then held and which he values higher than all
the donors Of the government We presume That it
this consideration which induced his nomination BY the
democratic caucus and which influenced large portion
Of the members from the northern counties to forego their
desire TO elect northern man. and 10 give their support
and single devotion to the great cause which oagh
unite all sections Of The South and all divisions of the
democratic party in common bond and bresserhooi
No man will give more dignity 10 sister States ia
the Senate of the United States and none viii bring
sngeness and ability TO tho cause Of democratic prlnc
pies.
We regret 70 learn that the Hon r 4 Edwards Of New
York left Washington yesterday in consequence Of the
sudden and alarm ing illness Of his wife
The correspondent as Of the New York Daily Times
referring 70 the democratic which nominated W.
Orr and reiterated The principles announced on the "a o.
December adds Mr. Cobb earnestly opposed the action
Of the democratic caucus
II is only necessary that should say, 10 reply tbat
the resolution nominating Col Orr, and reiterattg ihs
principles Of the democracy, offerd BY Mr.. Cobb
Mr. Cobb Of Georgia, is the gentleman referred TO-
The daily union., 1856-01-26
WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING. JAN. 90, 1859.

R Mr. HsHRr m Lewis, Of Montgomery Alabama, ID
sra travelling Alabama and Tennessee
sisted BY c. r. LswIs, L1wIs. d. LswIs
9 NJ isRAsL g JAass, No. sa South Tenth street, Philads
pha, u our general travelling AGENT assisted BY Nl H. WHLp
ohs COLLINS, JAass DEERiss, BAnsTT r. b. JAass Tho-
D. hos, n W. moHRIsoS, 4, w, wmEY, WA Il. WArERHAS
ALEf H. cAksos, D. X MusrIs BEs n swAIs, y. AsnaaS
and r. DAVIS.
9 DR. C. w JAsEs, No Harrison street. Cincinnati, Ohio, 4
Ius general collecting The Texas
s.sissd BY H. J. THoaAs, w. RAMSAY, VILLAS u. THoaAs
Taos m JAMES, O. d. L. WsKnAs, A. L. CniLDs, and DR. VIII
LIAM lawns. Receipts OF either will be good.
The daily union., 1856-01-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ienate was not In session TODAY.

The Senate not In session to-day
House. REPRESENTATIVES, There was nothing OF inn
portance done in the House to-day An atemptwas made
to rescnd the resolution prohibiting debate the
mencement of the session. but voted down. and three
ballots then taken for Speaker with the usual result
after which the House adjourned
The daily union., 1856-01-26

The friends Of Senator Weller viii be pleased
learn that beis slowly recovering from hs severe and
proiraced ndsposiion He appeared in his seat in the
sepate on Wednesday last
The daily union., 1856-01-26

MlssIssrrPIn the senate Of Mississippi few days ago.
Mr. starke gave notice Of bill to provide for the payment
OF the Planters Bank bonds
The daily union., 1856-01-26
In CONGRESS- OF THE u. STATES
Thirty Fourth COngrcss--First Session.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1856.
The Senate was not in session to-day.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met at IL, m.
Prayer by the Rev. Byron Sunderland. ..... y.
The journal Of yesterday read and approved.
Mr. BOYCE of South Carolina moved call of the
House; which motion was not agreed toyeas 81, nays
l42.
Mr. SMITH, of Tennessee, moved rescnd the resou-
ton prohibiting all debate.
Mr. JONES, of Tennessee moved to lay the resolution
on the table; which motion was agreed to--yeas lo4
iCries Of .Call the roL"]
VOTE ron SPEAKER.
The House then proceeded to vote for Speaker.
The Clerk called the roll for the hundred and twen
ty-ffth time, with the following result:
Whole number of votes 200; necessary to choice l0l
of these R.s HeE
Mr. Banks received ved............................ "a
66
II. NJ 70
Ricaud-.............-............ 3
scattering D
There being choice the House proceeded the
hundred and twenty-sixth vote, with the following re-
suit
Whole number of votes, 1897 necessary to a choice
100: of these
Mr. Banks receiv 94
SO
d. A 20
III
SO there no choice. a... ..
Mr. JONES, Of Tennessee, moved that the House do
now adjourn.
Mr. FLORENCE, of Pennsylvania, moved that when the
House adjourn it adjourn Monday next; which
motion was not agreed to-
The question then taken on the motion to adjourn
and il not agreed 10.
The House proceeded TO the one hundred aud twenty
seventh vote, with the following result;
Whole number Of votes, lso necessary to choice, aS
Of ihese-
Mr. Banks received %
64
H. M r,..........................,......, %
Scattering IL
The daily union., 1856-01-26

Mr. TYSON OF Pennsylvania, offered the following
olution:
Roirod, That member of this Houe who shall receive
for the Office OF Speaker the highest number Of from
of members though be lees than majority Of the
whole number OF votes cast shall be the Speaker Of the
st Congress Pror'ded, That he and every other csnd
date voted for shall be respectively entitled nominate and
appoint many members only the standing com
mttees may sereray fall TO their lot in the proportion
which the number Of votes respectively received by
bear TO the whole number poed but candidate whose
vote shall be los than twenty i've sba be entitled any
nomination appointment under this resolution.
Resoi,ed, That the Clor shall compute and assign the
respective candidates the number of members they be
severay entitled To nominate and appoint under fore
going resolution and each eommitiee, when
elect It's chairman Provdod houerer, That the
decisions Of the Clerk under these resolutions shall be open To
appeal.
Pending the consideration Of the resolution,
Mr. BARCLAY of Pennsylvania, moved that when the
House adjourn adjourn 10 meet Monday next; which
motion not agreed 10.
Mr. RICHARDSON Of Illinois moved that the House do
now djourni which motion agreed to-ayes g2
40 and at quarter OF o'clock,
The House adjourned.
The daily union., 1856-01-26

How Reno WAS sAyEp-Tur VALUE or
LrrE-BoATs ASp srRrcARsA correspondent Of the New
iork Times, writing from Riyerbead L. L. gives the fol-
lowing Of the saving Of the crew Of the ship Echo
Capt Reder bound from Philadelphia to Boston, with corn,
-four, dc. s
The ship struck just after daylight Ia about twenty
mnntes time appeared the beach aud the crew
hailed him with JOY their deliyerer for he looked II
he had 10 help Itproyed 10 be John Foster esq the
captain Of the e-boat The boats crew. faithful far-
less band followed him close The surf beating against
the banks but without hesitation they got the ifc
boat which almost immediately stove. They then
brought the le-ear aud attempted get line 10 the
ship Two three attempts with the rockets were unsuc
cessfu the mortar was then tried not of the
firing below but gazing anyiousy into the mouth Of the
gun as " eannon-ba from gun fired by friends could
not hurt IL should accidentally fall upon ship instead
OF going beyond. No accident happened; the thd ball
fell in the right spot taking the line right the ship
hawser fastened 10 the vessel the other end be
ing held by the inhabitants who had oced TO the shore
to render assistance Tic c-car strung upon the
hawscr and one by one the safely brought TO
shore. Fearing the last might be too weak 10 haul
the car back TO the ship the last time went on
was put IN IL directing the two remaining to get in
the together aud they did so they emerged from
the and looked back to the breakers through which
they had come they fun gratitude to their preserv
and could hardly refrain from embracing the little car
which had so efsctually embraced tbema
The daily union., 1856-01-26

TRANSPORTATION on THE LAgrs--The Buffalo Courier
says that the American transportation Company hsv,
twentyour propeers the lakes nearly all OF which are
6rsclsss vessels They their own insurers and II i
therefore for their interest to have but seawory YES
sells In their line.
These propeers valued at $geo0O0 and during Ia,
past have carried property to the value Of orcc
millions Of dollars The total loss upon the hulls of their
vessels Sloso including the loss on the propeller
Allegheny, for her engine, furniture tackle &C, wer,
saved and the total loss property transported by them
only S4e50o, including the damage to the cargo Of
the Allegheny. These propelers have sailed during the
season $4,000 miles.
The daily union., 1856-01-26
fRoa ruE SEAT or WAR

There IL little nothing OF interest TO report CORES
pondence reaches TO December 2sth
Pelsscr has notified TO the Consantnope papers that
henceforth mention whatever Is 10 be made Of the
ncnts Of Frcnch troops and the list Of arrivals Of
transport shipsis to be discontinued
Butte record., 1856-11-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
cnNsrA8T.E,S SALE

EpY VIRTUE Of the following executions issued
> out Of John Jones Court, Justice OF the Peace
in and for Butte County California to ne direcied,
commanding me 10 make The following sums to wit:
one execution in favor of Goldsmith aad against JAS.
Bradley. for the sum of fifty five dollars debt and
six dollars and 0ry cents costs of court one eXecu-
tion in favor OF Chas McCallum and against Jas.
Bradley. for the Il forty eight dollars debt and
six dollars and furiy cents costs of court; one eNecu
ton ia favor of William Moiai and against JAS.
Bradley Tor the SUN OF fitN dollars and seventy
five cents debt ami six dollars and forty cents costs
of court: one execution n favor Of pau'l CUTLERY
and ae'.iust JAS. Brad.vy for he cteighteen dol
lars debt and six dollars aEd forty cents costs of court;
Gne execution III favor Of John frian and against
Jas HradlcY for the of eight dollars and fly cents
debt and SIX dollars and forty cents costs Of court;
oue execution III favor OF John Riley and against JAS
Bradley for the sum OF forty nine dollars debt and
six dollars and forty cents costs OF court; cXecu
ton in favor uf Ehos. Jones fer the sum of fry six
dollars aUd fifty fte cents debt and six dollars and
foriv cents costs Of court.
tiuc execution in favor Of Dau'l Peterson for the
sum of forty dollars and fourteen cents debt and
six dollars aud tory cents costs o. court, together
upon and viii expose 80 public sale 10 the highest
bidder for cas! TN Thursday tlo 2d day Of December
A. d. 1876 ut l. q clock II the following described
property 10 Wal: Lots No : :, and in block No. III
lots o. and in block No. 20 and lots No. ;, and
. in block No ., Us laid down and described in the
map OF The town of Oroyi,e Butte county together
with all the improvements and appurlenancea there
unto belonging. sale take place at The court House
in the town Of UrOyille county and stale aforesaid
K. |. PATTON,
row f2-tt Constable Orhir Township.
Butte record., 1856-11-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
corsrARrE,s SALE

EnY VIRTUE of the following executions issued
u , out of J. T. ElOtts court Justice OF The Peace
in and for Ophir township, Butte county, state OF
California, to me directed, commanding me to make
the following sums, TO Wit:
One execution in favor of Martin Shea and against
Jas. Bradley for lhe of eighty dollars debt, ana
ten dollars and eighty five cents costs of court,
One execution in favor Of p birmingham ana
4 irst Jas Bradley for the sTm OF forty seven dol-
and fifty cents debt and four dollars and Sixty
tents costs of court;
One execution in favor of Daniel Carol and against
Jas Bradley for the of thirty nine dollars ana
twenty Ave cents debt and dollars and sixty cents
costs OF court;
One execution in favor efJ. Holloway and against
JAS Bradley for the sum of forty dollars and seventy
FIVE cents debt and four dollars and sixty cents costs
OF suit
One execution in favor of Waters and against
jas Bradley for the Of thirty seven dollars ana
thirty seven cents debt and four dollars and sixty
cents costs of cuuri:
One execution in favor Of j. Riley and against Jas
Bradley for the OF forty four dollars debt and
four dollars and sixty cents costs ofcourt;
One eXecuton ia favor OF JAS Birmingham anu
against JAS Bradley tor the sum of forty eight dollar
and fifty cents debt and four dollars aud sixty cents
costs Of court together with all the costs accraIng Oh
said wris, have levied upon aud will expose lc
public sale to the highest bidder for cash Tuesday
the ID day of December A. d. S56, at Il O'Clock NJ.
the following described property, TO wit Lots No. J.
> and in block No. q; Lots No | and in block y
and lots No. ,, s. and in block p laid down and
described in the map OF the town OF OrOyille Butte
county. together with all the improvements and ap
purtenances tnercntO belonging sale To take place
at the Court House door in the town of OroyIlle
county and state aforesaid.
RI PATTON,
nov12t Constable Ophir Township
Butte record., 1856-11-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
SHrr,rErS SALE.

TpY VIRTUE cF DECRETAL ORDER issued
, ont Of the District Court. Ninth Judicial Dis
lfict in and for the county OF Butte, and state Of Cal
irornia 10 me directed and delivered, commanding
me to make the sum six hundred and two hirty-one
Que hunIrelh dollars, (SG02, SD together witq interest
thereon at the rate Of Two per celt per month, from
lie 14lh day OF December, A. d. 1850 until paid II
being an amount due 4 certain mortgage, given
10 II smith, together with Ihe costs accruing on suid
order, wheeein H. Sheppard IS Plaintiff, and W IL
liam Marquis and Il. B. Ford are the deiendents, |
viii sell at public sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
on the fourth day of November, A. D. lS36 between
the hours prescrib6d by law the following described
mortsaged property, to vii: lying and being IN the
county of Butte and state of California all that GER
tain piece or parcel Of land situated at Centrevle on
Dry Greek. between the towns of Oroyille and Lynch
burgh on the opposite side of the road from Central
Bar and on the lot next adjoining, toward Orovlle.-
said lot being sixty feet front by one hundred and
thirty in depth. Together with the heredltmens and
apperiinauces ihereunto belonging, or in any wise
appertainng, sale TO take place at The Court House
door in OroyiIle, county and state aforesaid
p FREER.
Sheriff of Butte county.
Butte record., 1856-11-15
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
In1ant.- ~. Il..ltn

NINTH Jt DiGIAL DISTRICT COURT.
N1 OW this day it appearing 10 my satisaciion, as
x Judge of the Ninth judicial District Court IL
and for Bute County, That the Board Of Supervisors
IN and for said County, di'i, the jw.nty-folrh day
Of September. i D one Thousand eight hundred ana
f1v-six, declare Oroyle 20 be the County seat OF
Butte County from and after the said twenty Fourth
day of Seneifber s. y. lsji. in pursuance of Act
Butte County approved March l0ih 1856, and If fur
ihor appearing - my sai>ac,inn that The present
buildings III which the said Conr. has been held, and
in which the Records have been kept in the town OF
BiGWcil, are unsafe as "a pIcr of depository fer said
Records, and that the same is lbls 10 destruction
of wood. And il further appearing. tha, there i< no
building in the town OF Bidweli. suitable holding
the terms OF This court, and 70 safely keep its Records
from fire other calamity, and q appearing that the
town Of Orovie is iii place to hold The terms of his
Court, and that commodi0us and safe brick build
ing in said town has been rendered the c0unty as
cOufny buildings.
II Is therefore ordered adiulred and decreed, that
the Cler of the Ninth Judicial District Court in and
for Butte county forthwith remove his office aid the
Records thereof to Oroyiile in the building selected
y the said Board Of supervisors County BHillings
and he do aud transact the business OF his said
office at the town OF Orove, As the County Seat OF
Butte County. And it is further ordered. that the
terms of said Court from and after the said twenty
fourth day of September, A. D. 1856, be held al the
said town OF Oroyille. until Otherwise ordered
And it is further ordered that the Clerk Of the Dis
irct Court in and for Butte County, issue order.
under the seal Of said Court in conformity with this
order.
And that the same be published intne Daily Butte
RECORD, a paper published in the town o. oroyiile,
Given under M, hand, this 24th day Of september,
A. d. 1856.
WM. P. DAlNGERFIEI.D. District Judge,
s29-4pt Ninth Judicial District. Cal.
Butte record., 1856-11-15
DR. CHARLES e. TOZERS
PriKate }IedicaE Gard.

STRANGERS visiting Sacramento will remember
- that Dr. rozers ILhrmary is in 9th street, be-
tween and X sts-, Sacramento.
The great success aud many radical cures made by
Dr.. TuZer since his commencement in this city, O.
which hundreds testify. induces him to iuiorIn
those afflicted with'any private complaints recent or
chronic and wish to be Well and thoroughly cured,
1t viii be 10 their interest and welfare to call him
who for the last twenty five years has given his en
tire attention To Private Complaints, and 10 all cases
Of private nature, acute and chronic such rs Sy-
phiIlis, secondary and Constitutional affections.
Gonorrhhoe and Seminal Weakness; elect and
Sricnres and all diseases of he genitve and urinary
o' gans, both iu mle ami female such as Proapsus.
four Albus, II iyster!a tSc.
Patients can be assured that their complaints will
not be tampered with, bat treated upon strictly sci
entiiic principles. Private complains craGicatcd IN
few days new cases cured in short time, without
mercury.
lie be consulted at his Office Mt all times Of the
day, from in the morning until in the evening
All in affection can find him one who can see and
sympathise with and 5eiriend them when in trouble
and lie relieved au,l cured.
Apartments privately arranged 50 as to preclude
ihe possibility OF cXposHre.
Letters enSlosins $40 will receive prompt attention
with best advice and instructions.
G. II. FOXER. MI
9th street, between and X
Butte record., 1856-11-15
MEDICAL.

medicine, rs they can rest assured that hclr blood is
In perfectly pure ard healthy conditen, and that
every trace of discase IS removed from tire system.
Recent cases cured IN srom Two TO five days without
change of DIET or hlndrance from business fee
DIR J c. YOUNG.
Cfice, corner Montgomery and California streets
opposite Wells, Fargo s Co.'S. Ofiice hours from
g. M., % S ?. NJ.
Aiarysuillc, June lOth. 1855
TeR. J. C. YOITNG-DEAR SIR:-Pease send me
= , some of the medicines you prescribed IN my
case. have "a friend here who Is troubled in exactly
The same way That He has nightly emissions,
ringing acse in his head weak back. loss Of memory,
and is generally debtaied he is discouraged and
has not confidence enongh 10 enable him TO call and
you. l told him how WAS aud that ny friends
all said was u consumption, and the doctors up here
gaFe me mp aud advised me to go home 10 die, but
Instead of going home called upon YOU and here |
am. well as any OF them. and likely to live a long
time YET, WIG treuth enough Il work with the strong
e>i Of ihan. Doctor W SEM 'ery one 20 you that
looks TO 90 though he needed id} }sician II shall
not be my fault if amy dies for want Of medical
treatment. I win do uA can to keep the afflicted
away from tfase pests Of society. ycicpt professors
and high ld!Ig titled men. who, # the facts were
knnwn mru who ef, lh-ir country for their coun-
trys good. Pubs this .ei'rr. doctor, If you wish.
and hope some Of those that humbusgcd me, may
see il aud sleep bad for one night.
Truly souEs, GEO. DAVIDSON.
Butte record., 1856-11-15
READ AND REFLECT.
DR.. Cha's II. To2er's Card to tie afflicted
Quick cures and low prices at the old established
Office, 9Th street between and r.

DR.. Cha's H. To9er's Card to tie afflicted.
Quick cures and low prices at the old established
Office, 9th street between and X
II ER. T0ZER returns his thanks to his numerous
y patients for their patronage. and would EN-
brace this opportunity to remind them that he con
tnues to consult on those cases Of vESEREAL whicn
have balicd he skill OF some Of The celebrated
physicians Of the and upon which he has aecer
taied IL prrforu raiirri ctre.
DR.. rozer's reputation as physician stands un
equailcd. HIS exclusive attention diseases OF the
Eeiiu urinary Orsans for many years, renders him
perfectly master Of phIlitic diseases.
The large number OF aggravated cases that he has
perfectly cured after they hage been given up by
many others is HE only proof That physician re-
quires OF his ability rr Tuzer woud state that he
any and all cases of varieties OF The disease.
no matttr how long standing, or lst progress the
disease has made. every patient can rcy upon cure.
IIr ToZer has, it is well known, tlken patients
from the very OF the grave, and restored them
to perfect health. lie would further state. that he
deems tt sufficient to attract the attention of those
who might need the services IF a physiciap in all
cases. but particularly those enumerated in t,e ad-
vcrti,Ciurat. expecting tley would lest merits as
practitioner; and the result OF NY practice has been
thus f2r satisfactory To- mY patients and u}scr Nor
do deem il necessary TO III columns OF he new pa
pcrs with fu>oHe eIlpric ii.d hombasc advertise
ment. protesting my a6iiiIy TO heal all diseases 9h
is heir TO-, for Co do that must be something more
Than Man, but 10 give those that are afflicted vi.n
Ncuereal, Chronic ahd other Diseases TO unders and
from long experience, am fully competent to treat
them SUGGEST ally,
Ny regard for the dignity Of the medical profession
To which have the honor 10 belong. dcters ne from
committing any act saNoring OF rank QuacEery. and
regard for my own dignity would prevent my placing
myself on par with quachs and nosirum venders ot
the present age.
| offer no fraudulent or genuine certificates or pufs
of my superior qualifications practitioners neither
do l assume to myself medical honors to which pm
not entitled. but merelr ask those who are Diseased
to read the different advertisements relating 10 the
cure Of priyate diseIses, and iHdgc for themselves
where to apply for relief Aly rooms are arranged
that can be consulted in privacy ut al hours OF the
day. from o clock in The morning until O'Clock IN
the evening.
Persons with Chronic Diarrhoea, Dysentery. Local
Weakness. Nervous Debility, Low Spirits. Ia,si, uie
Neakness oi me Lluins ana Back !n'isiestiou Loss
of Memory. Aversion to society. Love of Solitude.
Fimidity Self D,irls Dizziness Headache. Pains in
the side Affection OF The Eyes. Piupics on he face
sexual and other infrniiIes ia Man. &c, VIII dnd il
important to consult Dr. c. II. ruzcr. al his ofce Glh
street. between and X. Sacramento.