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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-25

The NEXT President. In - far as iudt-
ment can he formed from our American ex-
changes. we are inclined 10 think that Fr-
mont is the iayorite candidate, and the IRE
yiaus history Of the h5li advennrer point.
him ont asa man emiuently calculated Il
led the dcstiuies Of great nation to it,
advantage, and to hi. honor. Our only fear
Is that the ascent from Pierce to Fremont i.
too sudden and great u be expected. The
common sense Of the British people has often
saved thcm in the darkest boar of danger
let rs hope that the same element may be
triumphant in the time that tries men
souls in the United States, among kindred
race.-Nontrtat commercial 4dreriiscr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-25

HAMPERS MAGAzlNE.-The August mum.
her OF Harper's Magazine has bcen received
\. Williams Co, Boston. The leading
article is upon the valley of the Connecticut
with illustrations, There are other illustrated
articles Of interest and of instruction.
fet sale by Moses Hale.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-25

- '74--=-'--a1-'7zs7-s-zz~-zasssss
lowed to be landed in Cuba. Tho own
ers pcreovcrod IN VIA. 'lcv considered
their proper rights. I'D q r. II shts of an
American citizen. anl refused 70 dismiss
Pnrs.g Smith. until che Cap.a,n-Gencral
IF Cu',q was obliged f. rcsc;nd the man
da.c a-q.aet Prrsar Ssa,th. This IS The
mode n which TIC ri.h.s Of an Aacri-
cav ..iv,a In i 70 ., v;D.,icate,l while Mr..
FiIImors vs. President. This i the
SAM NJ Fillmore fiat Won recommend
me 4, ..t-5,t IL. an american. Now.
Sir can z5u .9r.5yt him IS m Ameri-
can en- the American party support
hin, IS an American Is he the proper
representative Of she american people ,
Tbes, ara t1c ract4 far the American
marty to look at bofarc they vote. For
nv, r,art Mr. Fi,lnor, would h. III, last
ran I would sa,2oytig the whole c5un-
-,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-25

70 The District Convention proceed
ings crowd out much Miscellaneous mat
ter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-25

TIE Imnerding Peril.

Inc impending Peril.
Cne Of the greatest pcrils impending
ot,cr the american organization is this :;
chat und,r the prctenss Of making it
czclusivc in its objects, It VIII he led 70
pursue q eemse aFfare4tAy premotne ei
is own objects, and seemingly calculated
to be in accordance with its principles, but
really and practically 50 to divide the
the political forces of the country as to
give the ascendency in political power, to
those who bitterly hate all the principles
of the American organization even to
those who are ever ready to court the
foreign vote, to enter into political par
ncrship with the Romi>h priesthood, in
the division of political Office, as in the
appointment Of the Postmaster General
and to disfranchiese, or place under the
political ban every member Of the Ameri-
can organization,
Those who know the history of the
American organization, and what was
done at Cincinnati, known very we'll that
an attempt was made to bring the err
g5nization to favor not the interests Of
freedom, but OF Slavery, in all this eoun-
try. This would have heen consummat-
81 I'D f}te \attaffs1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-25

In '!Hit=9UIM lGa3fg N4I) a " :
! zap Published "a: Bll,imars, fire., q E5aF
into the camp Of the democracy in IT,. !.-t
izsae, IL -a}s it has loas3 that the t-rm
- .4l'cr%.gI' a. al'pi VI ID l2e party claim
Va, Yau ''t IN. ~, ,.'' [ , , i
ar Lad the Germans 10 H. f.,i- ill., ..,ftl.
and. when thay have voted. You treat t'.sm
Win contempt. II there Is any bnh. t. b.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

IHE BIBLE IN CHIEA. There has
been much doubt whether the rebellion
ii China, led bv Thae Ping Mong,
lad any connection with the circula-
ton OF the Scriptures. Some light il
thrown upon this subject BY the follow
ing letter winch was written by sol
dieF in the artny Of the eo-called rebele
10 Il Chimes friend OF his in Hong
Kong. and which IS probably bat
specimen ol many letters which CHI
namen are writing 10 each other.
Il have joined this army becanae
God has raised lp ON trna Lcrc. t.
drive out TIC fartaga ans deliver Chi
ma from idolatry. Our army Is z hos
army and We are sure Of success. -
Every morning and every evening We
pray to God at our meals Former!r
was an idolatar and worthy Of death
as you are now Worship GOD! '.eo
70 same gt' ne fazsigaaers al Canton
and get a copy Of Gotfs Holy Beck
That will teach you what 20 do. -
There is no mistake in such language
as this This poor soldier at leas,
had learned to associate the worship
Of the true God and the destruction oi
idolatry with the reading Of Gods
Holy Book.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
THE BEST SPEECH

One of the speakers at a public
meeting IN Boston, revived the follow
ing pleasant story:
IN the good old days when Genera
Jackson was Pres tient. he was max
ing tour to visit the mort hern por
ton Of his dominion. and was received
at every city and at every village b,
d acerelaonious welcome. Committee
were appointed, and every man had
little speech of bis own to make
Il happened that IN the city Of New
York. fhe arrangement wa5 10 have
the committee Of the city governments
% 70 Amboy, and meet the Genera
on board fhe steamboat, and there
welcome ham TO the hospitality ..
New \ ork, and escort him to the city
The chairman ot the committee was
an alderman, distinguished for more
soundness in the Democratic faith
than Tor shining talents as an orator
one d the very few persons i'll oui
country who are wholly accustomed TO
public speaking When the cornrnis
Zee cached Amboy, tie General carne
on board the boat and they stepped
forward and were presented The
alderman, making i most protounu
bow, and having prepared himself
most claborately began MAY il
please your eyteileno7"--and then
seemed uddenly truck with eonfus
ion He looked around TO his bTeth
ren f5r help. but nothing was suggest
Ell, aud again he began with pro
found bow May it please your ex
celenoy and again he stuck. The
General stooj waiting with bland
expression Of countenance, and he be
gan in the same way the third time
AID with 6 like result, and then hold
ing out his hand to the PRECEDENT
Human nature burst forth "Hang il
al | have forgotten my whole speech
We're gla3 to see you, Gineral."
The General shook his hand, and
said it was the pleasantest as well ea
the shortest speech he had heard since
he had left Acnle,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

At the late flying interview be
tween the King of Prnsia and the
Emperor Of Austria at Topihtz, in
Bohemia, Fredrick William introduc-
ell Baron Humboldt TO Francis Joseph.
The Emperor, npon this asked the
Ring who Baron) )Humboldt was since
he had never heard the name before
The King OF Prussia was quite aston
ished at such display ofimperisl ig
norance, and alnphatically replied, -
He is the greatest man since the del
uee
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

Gas ExPLosIoN---A DWELLING
NEARLY DEMOLISHED AHp MAN Ig-
JUREn. About 9 o'clock on Friday
evening last an explosion Of gas oc
cured at the new house recently erect
ed and occupied ~ Mr. 7 F. Blessing,
situated al the corner of South Queen
| and German streets, in Lancaster city.
Pennsylvania, by which Mr.. Blessing
was badly injured and his house
greatly racked and injured The gas
| had been introduced into the house
during the afternoon, and il seems thai
the pipe in the large room on the filst
floor had been unclosed, SO that all the
sas that could pass through from the
time that it was turned on in the evan,
ing till nine o'clock had escaped into
the closedroom Mr. Blessing had no
ticed the smell Of gas durinT the even
ing, and went at length, with a light
ed candle in his hand, to ascertain the
cmae.when on opening The door the gas
Immediately ignitad ana tremendous
explosion occurred, which was heard
all over tie city. Ar. Blessing was
very badly burne | III The face, arn,s
and back the doors and windowe
were broken, the plastering on the
ceiling fell of, and the floor in the
room above was raised mp, and split
into fragments the brick wall ofthe
house fronting on South Queen street
vas forced out several inches, and
some Of the bricks pushed entirely
ont. The wall on the west end of the
building vae alsostarted from its place
Both rooms have the appearance OF a
perfect wreck, and the plastering and
carpenter work in the other parts OF
the house bear marks OF the shock =
The ceiling ofthe room on the second
door wac partly destroyed, and the
fire communicated to the garret floor
and the sheeting of the slate root,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJOHN JORDAN'S

IOWA LOTHlNG STORE
4 LARGE r andvaYisd assortment ofDen's ans!
ARoys, Ready made e Cioihtng, emerse
ing the difereRiald appT0YedsIyles,an and hy
good v ork men out qfthe rest material.
Fine, medium and common, Union Beaver Felt
Pilot, Petersham and Fiushngs Bangups, SaeksanJ
Palotot oyercoats, Cloth, Dress and Froes Goats .
yaTious calors and ualites. Cloth. Cashmere, Sal
ret Velvet and Tweed PaEtaloons. SIX, satin, Va
lnntia, ,Swansdogn, Velvet, PLUSH, Cloth, CgssImess
Salinet, Double and Single breasted Vests. Monke
Jackets Drawers. uudershirtsy Hosiery, Suspenders
Gloves Crayats, Handkerchief shirt! Collars stock
Ties Scsrfs, Winchester and Scott'sapprcvod Paten
Shoulder seam Shirts umbrellasaud alarticle sasua
il Kept in geHtlemAa's furnishing stosesa Reiudh
Robes dc Chsmbre aud Revere Testsand uYereoais
Also, a splendid assortment Of uncut Ciolhs :, Ass
N ares and Ncstugs--all which will be made UP to
orderinthe bestmkuner, with ptomptness, y aeeob
M Oh sting prices, and BY competent weFSmsh' ~
esLsbllshmen sin the monthly receipt otth1 iGle
RsshIousso olhatordersintTusIedtp them Iaay bef'
iisduunn sbDng IN tho lateststyl by those who d.
l,a, A ii manner of ptaln Work and work Ola ger
taaIn,,,Jium, prompt yatteadedto as heretofore
iaTS of 4 new style getheE WlIhall 1ftAs con
mon kinds constantly on hand
crate patronage ia os uhscFtoGFcOnhdeE =
ly hopes 10 lnaTitie 0 ontnGance 0 tthG same.
y JOHN JORDAN.
afeschan Clothier ,ou Froutstreet, spPa-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

F3I INC Eadlota
I t&g sea- i4 tYlsua s.i, tAsitah htaf Ef"a7a ttt
aEi Velvet itFpasa.
.Asaz hIa5 congress hHetsh aad French Lasi'as
Caters tf3ut SI,sr 20 t2tfa per FalI,ia sale b}
lla 40. L.NIGE- !. ILLL--
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

Judge Woodruff, of Conn. tells Us
that the Greek hoatman. besides brown
bread, subsist almost solely on figs,
grdpes aud faistqss i, and, he odds,
they are ishe most ninble, active,
graceful, cheerful, and even merry
people in the world.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

ANXIOUS FATHER. hat am to
do with you, sir; what am | to do
with You! DO you know, ii You con-
tiuuo your present course OF cruelty
aud eowardice, you will be bit for moth
ing but Member of Congress.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29
SgUg scores
a.E,FTrstTe4F f.s.. EEr gVfnE EFtys

Stoves and Governor elevated ovens.
All Kinds oi Parlor- udIsa aa. Heating 3tny as.-
I'm ana Copper WaTanu IsE3 FL al ttmrfs EuH
tug IobhiGg, esc. done to ora b..
Brady Gtrest, nearly opposite the o
R.b I-dif Ga&ESPUETt IUW a.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

Master OF the House. -"Oht Mary,
what is there for dinner to-days"
Mary.--''l think,..sir. 1t Is eoldmut.
ton, sir
Master ot the HOUSE. HIM tell
your mistress when she comes in, that
i NAV be detained in the city on busi
ness, and she is on 10 account 10 wait
dinner for me.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29
-, "a. hss tix.ris Aa,line Embrseatiop aope

Wonders Indeed 10 is aucNU every NbeIea ~ u
5aT slatl.iue sure seue0y, aud universal pensesa
t9r !asuntlsGl, cuts EGGi Is, OuIEs sctdS 4uhtean
80 r,.. t.s bowel gU.apLsiul8, ch0ieTa, wind chol-
, tv-.Et.ry aud uauerou, Other ''ists snd ac3-s''
gI.rtyl As owing to It's own Intrinsic merits One
,sf /. Ia aelgr s&vused With 10 is bec0mhg daIlN
NOE aqd u1rs populE. nd s performing felarkable
,r aay Jy day All persons who have never usei this
tr remedy Ejr all sarts 0i pain sh0u al one ob'aii
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29
a. lAsTEEL a -

Il "A, gAsTEEL ~ "a,
rI7AkE tSis opportunity to inlora the paRl!e si.~
4 lEey have received al their Store, the large
Ft1Ck Of
Broad Cloths, Cassinsres, pessinss,
which mas ever been brought 10 thls market. iht
tooda which aeT 10 t- Inspection Gi EAe Gilt ~
oftbis town sQrnasz In design aud finish, anything
tGat can be ered tht this sSs New York; being
seiected with the greatest care and from the N osi
tcpsino hsases in sho Eastern mar kets, and viii
yieV to satisfy the tastes Of all our Customers.
I We alvo also full and complete assortment q
llg Iatest and most approved styles of
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Shleh are beyond doubt Iha most desirable 70 ee
louni in this city, Among which sf9 Gents SHIRTS
talorshlrts, Stocks, Crayats, Gloves, suSponders
Hose, ,Ac.
PaFtieular attention win DO Pad, as heretofore a
ths making up OF garments in style unsurpassed a
any similar establishment.
Full suits nado oa shortest aotlee, and waFrsniei
% suit
Thankful for the bestowal ofpast liberal favors .
the public, We lake pleasure in pledging renewed
ddelity and solicit share at The public patrosage
ApI23 d-tf a. CASTEEl q co,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

The ease with which Dyer's Healing Embroesueh 4, y
opI,ra The absence Of any grease or ply ~
'' G 49, Sr sGfn is agreeable odor, its prompt ua'
.d efAeacaus eteets, render 1t the most Hains'
@ - H., M, s,futls III thp proprietors signature.
A H. FlELp Proprietor, Providence, X. l.
Sold in KocG lsaud aud Davenport by III MES q
rllFr{NUER; ia Chicago by PEAlON q Robinson,
: h. u nll(THuhkVY, OStllSoo.dlS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

ts0EV0st
f.s4 Rasbgr Sandal Gaitefs and slippers tor Ia
A- dr .at 5CBl5i Mi-zc aud childrch, "
DEg4 ia asUs, GkIGGS & &C.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

..sOS, CBIGGs lu 70. have complete -
~ .1f-meut 1f FHr rued, Cloth and i.u falo oyrr
'+ 5r4aa Ter saIt rhpau. dee 8
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

!ar plies muat distressing Conpish y niJre preEE
l4f .4, H s-uefsly -arpo-aa II - attended with in
atglutton. small tumugs ia the 4ggeraiy oil sase,
uAr iher gppr'rlUGe, Is lndescstbabiy PAhiui Whet
atr.li'f Gms 10 he deslr- t. tear tbs skin Oh, Th
ttse j. tat dan ser0us but extremely unpleasant
ulAs sad tirao VI 1denary habts, are mosi sellsc
E iap ui w. warrant ituas dateiy relief aud an ct
lgtua curs Aany 'ubesono cases o this complaint
h he.u yenedtp by thr les " ibis grsat meN.etA.,
V,, IEs,pt fact upon fast Ia curyubotatiOnot u tm'
aat maut and thousands bear testimony !" ths s'ea
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29
FURNISHING GOODS

. all kinds for Spring and summer wuar, wh,rh
" III be sold ascheap asiAc cheapest.
fURNiSIiiNLt GUODS.
4 good supply oleyeTything necessary Tor goRtia'
mans wardrobe. spring style ot Hats,
caps, Trunks, tialices, &c.
P.S. Would invite thps aabnutt3 purchase goUtt4
intheaboYe line 10 give Eln call before purchase 3
elsewhere. OHe price only, no trouble 10 show
goods. IAaukGGllor a-AaFOT. hopesa continuance
Of fthusame SAMUEL PERRY
nuYRnnnrf Anil L isla
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29
PEEEgYLV RAILROAD,
-, - 4ss--.g. ssssp--sss a,
.Es HleScE So -
sszssSsT- ~ = t.s tt.ss-l.-Nf-sSf- s-sssG4


..r,,-, ~. p.,ypaan
fENbBILFAHlh hhAhisosn'
az-s-z4s7yy3 = tssssE=sa3e ssssg-.sa u slLI
ss5ss.ssaz, ss5ss 4 IS HSsSSsS ..a
e@~sz-1s1s~-~@@,- :, |-,i,I- 80 \, t.--
/ ...8e Win the West n Northwestern, spa AeG:'.
f ' also councclf ltu9hfsh VITA daiy hho
.tantgTftp ait pew Ia1 q. s3 EtstHlt t-NN y
.a. ne most iir.- 'FaF.sI Eta ftisGbit roEtS '
,4tirb FgoiglH H.# aa forwarded 20 an" tt@m u''
rcaE West.
Psipe between Philadelphia and flttsbuFsi
.-.s lass -fsnais +. noes, Dfy,g -sc ~ ,ua 1.
.... lr.,ses'g Fl,-s. r tIhers, sc '~~' '0' =
.esgs 5sEa.s SIS fSngks ~ GGation-f
rEI. tsoaIs III. haiaa3 Drugs Dud n,., ysItns
N.rIs,4r.. ~. Good 0-' = ~"
s,g4 SsERaS.uzzls. 5sgfgg,l
49, ,t. 4,,at .e.L Steei,t 5ac : 100 q
IE ..t..., "a lui.J.rsg D.Al-, t.c.S
.... - s.l a.. ,s--t uIls-u, zen, ba-l
ss mac. -. Il /. .A4,is Lard DII, 4ar . 100 b
ir t..- soda nah, ,Ne.t
EtuE= a. IrsttstfFel dbtii lhrliSF noti.S-
Ets II ngts.Eer .un d anti iiher hatsau.
..sguN y paT bate, NOT exceeding 500 II
~. a. ttull5 .ulAar Hnura.
.In .i,tt.tn. !. Goods from any point Ist nT PhH
t., ,IaFlgular 3 b uask package as, ps,ia
~ lv. HaiirDad." Al gooa8 sensigara l. the
.tllz Road At FntlaIe phiH u1 t,l4 @tts, " A.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29
A Balm ior Every Wound.

Bysr gTts4ltng EnbrCeatton has tegui an uhles g
h .eu celebrity akelin Ianaeea lteNres wonda'
a !ud Internal pain, ID .hoft period Of laG seen
| tiH,.ly prepar ana aiwayl preserving the SAM
i.g-5 bv All cla5sGs ana Las become SO universally
Lo,1. thilr needs hardly to be named iupubo print
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29
Curper, Tin aud Sheet
Iron Shop.
NtfNA YsN aEssaEt-

sgHhE aauCuI ibETshaYa lasi apeuGd 1f 10 "t iA&'
,Iaoa uetw5en Tho aud rtarta atst#.aa a#t..
DC, iRtqn5 n8 aumcturiug an keeping constant
aA hsaA git l.inds OF
Copper, Tin aad sheet Iron Ware,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19
GratuItOus Advice.

IT, Almost everybody wants someihing-none are
fortunate TO be entirely independents in the strict
meaning OF that ,rmwe are all, in greater or less
degree dependent on each other. This being an in
-disp0taDe fact, we propose to point out mode by
which most of your desires may bc gratiied, viz:
II you want any kind of laborers. mechanics or
clerks: vDvERTIsE.
II you want an Office, house, n lot or farm
ADVERTISE.
If you want to exchange property, or to borrow
money; ADVERTISE.
II you want to rent or sell houses, lots, or farms
ADVERTISE.
ityou want to dispose Of your busines; ADVERTISE.
lf YOU want TO rcnt rooms or offices: ADVERTISE.
II you want any kind Of employment; ADvsRTise.
Whatever you want have or to dispose of;
ADVERTISE.
Among the many advertising mediums, we may be
permitted recommend to your favorable consider
alton the "OR"viLLE DAILY BrTTE RECORD" which
il read by many people both at home and abroad II
it suits send in your favors and for fair com
peilstion will introduce you to several ladies and
gentlemen, who otherwise, perhaps. would never
have heard Of you. II the - %'RECoRD" does not suit
your fancy verlise in other paperat all events
ApvERTIsE These suggestions are merely throw !
ont for your benefit aud because we believe IL ta be
duty Ia inform you of everything which is cacula
ted to enhance your interest DO You believe the
above is good avice. We pause for reply.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

EN- PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or THE HON.
oraI,le Probate Court in and fer Butte county. dl-
rpcting the sale of certpn real estate belonging to the
estate of George p Carlton late Of Butte county, de-
ccused shall expose for sale. nj public auction, Ia
the highest bidder ON the Goth day Of August. A H.
1856 at O'Clock 2. NJ in front of the Orleans Hotel.
in Oruyille the following described premises. sInae
in Butte county State Of California. 10 wit: Commen-
cling on the south west boundary OF Tathains Ranch.
NOV Or,ville) forty rods from the bank Of Feather
river, aud running thence along said boundary in IA
southerly direction one hundred and sixty 6O) rods
to n stake thence in a westerly direction one hun
dred and sixty (6) rods thence IN northerly direct
ion ono hundred and sixty (6O) rods; thence in an
easery direction hundred and sixty (l60l rods to
the place of beginning The above described premi-
ses being the same upon which the said George i
Carlton lived and claimed possession during several
wears before, and at the time of his decease.
The terms OF sale made known at the time of sale
X. HOBART. Public Administrator.
August 9th lS6. faug0.w4 Butte county,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19
NUMBER 50.
Miscellany.

4 SmAKspEAREAN REroGr.--Ed-
mundson further stated that he never
went armed with any other weapon than
a pen-kmte. THIS is contrary 10 tic
general impression Of Edmundson. who
is one or the most eXtie"e southern
men, though | do not remember any
perona assault committed by hin.
During tie present session, however,
he once exhibited tendency that way,
when he interrupted GiddingS in one
Of his speeches, hy approaching, au !
with menacing ar challenging han
to "say that again !" The Shakspear-
can retort of the Surrey veteran was
admirably telling. Shaking his white
head with excitement, stretching forth
his arm with indignant defiance, the
brave old giant exclaimed:
"Go show your slaves how choleric yoa
are,
And make your bondmen tremble,"
But don't come here ~ Whereupon
Mr.. Edmundson returned to his seat.
--Washingtoa Cor. ". \. Eren'"S
Post.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

MnY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER, issued
q D out of the Ninth Judicial District Court in and
for the county of Butte and State Of California; to me
directed and delivered, commanding me to make the
sum of swo hundred and forty four dollars and MY
cents d. bl With legal interest thereon, ana the ur
ther SUN of thirtyone dollars and fifty cents COSTS.
together with the OF said Order accruing out OF
the property hereinafter described to satisfy ,ne
said iudcment wherein WM. f.. SlIEFF EEl) Is
Plaintiff and JACOB :. MORRIS is the Defendant,
to witt The Metropolitan Theatre, situated in the town
of Orovillc county of Butte and state OF Calliorh
located, ON the corner of IIunoon and Bird streets,
fronting lhirtv-ninc (39) feet on lluntoon street ana
eighty s0) feet ON said Bird street. which VIII seii
nj public sale ut the Court House door In Bidwen,
county and State aforesaid on the NV I'm ~, ~
of AUGUST A. u. 1856, between the hours prescribed
by law. to the highest bidder. for cash.
F. FREER. Sheriff, Butte county.
N Dated this 3Dth day of july A. ID. 1896. Jy3o-"f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-19
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

rnrxrv or Burg. AT Chambers.
In the matter of James IL Drake, an lnsolven
Debtor. -, r..
Nm PURSUANCE of an order made in the County
n Court by the Hon. Joseph +. N. Lewis, County
Iulgc at Chambers, on the 30th day of June, A. ID
la56-Nolcc is hereby given to tho creditors OF The
said petitioner in Insolvency, james II Drake, TO APP
pear before the Hon J. +. N. Lewis, County Judge
r 'he third dnv of the Augaust term OF the County
Court. A. ID. 1856, to witt on the 9th day OF August
cnsuing at Bdwell. to show cause If any there be,
Why the prayer of said petitioner should not be gran
, ichnrynd frnm his debts as an Insovent Debtor
witness my hand and The seal OF said County
LIS Court affixed, this, 30th day of June, ID lo'o'
at BidweE. ,...c c,o.,
a5aw BY VI. II. DARRACH, Deputy