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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
Sheriff Butte County and Assignee

S.UERIFF'S SAI.E-Ry Virtue Of adecretal order
- issued out OF the District Court, Nlnh Jullci'
District in and for Butte County ana STATE o' '"'-
fornia made the l2th day Of June A. d. le5o w me
directed and delivered, commanding me To make lhe
sun of four hundred and ninety seven my one nun
dredths dollars udginenl, and interest on Sald amo"h
of Judgment ai the rate of ten per cent per "hihh'
tIll pnid ANA the sum Of nihtiJ J-eght sNly on" h"
drcdths dollars costs and accruing costs ol salu "rr
out of thr property hereinafter described. 10 st'l,y
the alor.said Judgment, wherein NJ NhlSh Is pam
tiT and g. Skinkle defendant, to vii: CommrhclhV
on the plaza in the village oi Bdsell, county hhd
State aforesaid a the North east corner ol lamp
IIida's Saloon md running in an eas1eriy uH"c,"h
to the corner of The said plaza sixty feet more or iS
thrnccin -outherlv direction TO the corner on iiie
street Of Messrs Hoffman. which their reSefr"'r
stunned the nee in "A westerly direction TO me me ~
Lamp 4 lidas Bakery, add thence in n son'her'y dl-
recton ta the end of the space dug out anu iorhrr!
used n ten pin Alley including the space wing oe
tween Lamp 4 ilids's lot and me NeserV"r :"
Nessrs Holman & Co, Together with the Rmard "a.
loom situated on said premises which VIII, sell NJ
Public Sae nj tha Court House door IN hldwe'' coui
ty and State aforesaid, on the 4ih day oi Aushs'.
ID 1876 NJ o'clock 7 NJ. to the highest Dldder LOT
cash. , ,o-o
dated This 10Th day of Jnly, A. u. 1856
=. FREER. sheriff Butte county
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
NOTICE,

A III, PERSONS holding or claiming Liens under
a The provisions of IAN Act for securing Liens OF
MECHANICS and others approved April 2''h' ls'' on
~ ,rnnertv known ns Horace Brewser's dwelnhS
h",,sa si,naied near the Bluf on Montgomery street
in the town of Orovie. county OF Butte and state o
Caiifnrna the same being the present residence o
said Brewster and family are hereby nouhed 10 DC anu
nn Monday. the 25th day of August, 1896 ana eNhoh
then and there the proofs of their said Liens Liens
iVlg-w3 CAbNiNS ~ A'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For irenlaon IN The mining and agricultural 'ls-
rirs of the corntg. will contain The local and general
nrws ~ The week, intcrsperscd with Interesting ms
cellaneuus rpndIng matter. II will contain t"ehN
eight columns ofreading matter and Will he one al
the Lrtesl and cheapest Weekly Newsp in the
state PuRtshcd every Saturday. TtrmS-S3 per
Annum: six months 81; three months 81.
e,,,.a,ti,, S30o
" ,,.., .nh.ao,,.n, inser,ion. 80
tg" A liberal deduction i'll be made IN taVor ol
thos~ who advertise by the year
Ca Business cards inserted on reasonnbleterHs.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
JOB PRINTING.

We would solicit the attention of onr friends VINO
nre in want Job Printing Ia the fact lhhl We are pre-
unrl tn execute every Description uf work ~ our lne
In a s,yl that cannot tail To give satisfaction. We
have recently made new and extensive additions '"
our assortment Of job Materials and have faculty I'
doing all kinds Of work nj moderate rates ana ON sno''
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
CoUNTY TREAsURER'S OFFICE, }
PlpwELI, July 18th. 1856. !

~roT1CC is hereby Civne. thai all persons holding
Bu,ie county Warrants payable from me gene
20, c,nd rscstered between February 10Th, -56' ana
Nav IN. 1856, that the same viii be reltt,neu r,F
r 99,ossnatiou at nv Office. And notice Is tnr'her
W. ,ha, crnnl and AFTER this date, said warrants
WIN 0o"S' " WILLIAM LATTIMORE,
Treasurer of Butte County,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
CAYHARINE COHN,
sEAI.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Il

STATE S,. OF calIF0RN'A' Al rr1Rs Is.s.
AN THIS, the 1lth day Of August, A. D. 1856 per
Y y sonally appeared before me- a Justice OF the
Peace H. and for the county aforesaid, the above nam
ed Caharine NJ Cohn, proven to me To be the person
described in and executed the foregoing instrument,
who acknowledged TO me that she executed the same
freely and voluntarily and for the uses and purposes
ther,.in mentioned JOHN JONES.
Justice Of the Peace, Butte county Ca'
Oroville August H. 1856. augll.tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
Dissolution of CO-partnerspip.

yu1uE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing in
the Town of Oroville. under the firm and style
~, u d. Jones L. Co in the Ale and Liquor bnsi
ness is this day dissolved by mutual eonsent. sad
business will hereafter he conducted under the name
and firm of LIGHT a. MARCIELIS.
""" ~ y. %. JONES,
H. LIGHT
Orovile. July %. 1856 jy2S!m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
FERRY NOTICE

NvOTlCE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply to the board OF supervisors III m una
G,r nute County at their next regular meeting, for
License to rua Ferry across the Middle Fork OF
Feather River n few rods above the junction of the
North Fork Of said river. ~
Ridwell's Bar, Butte Co. hllt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

ESOR SALE by the Case or Package in
e quantities to suit. -,
Long bin paper. Legal cop Letter Paper, Ink
Broad bill paper, Fools cap, Note paper zen
ills. Blank Books, Wafors, &C &c. NOISY
Carriers Book & StationaryCo.
y Battery & GA & &c Long Wharf, San Frar
,isco. C.P. KIMBALL, Pres.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersiSnen
viii applv to the Board Of Supervisors for Butte
COUNTY in The State of California at their hext Sos
sion 10 be held nj Bdweil IN said county l' %
, nm t, ce,rv across the middle Fork Feather R'""r,
n, ,he Junction of the North Fork Of said river
q" ina "A lss6 SyIVESTERP. SAVAGE
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
NJ NlBER SO.
fNiSccliany.

A DEATH SrRUGGLE.-A ngu'ar.
circumstance was Lately revealed 10y
me of house surgeons Of the Charity
Hospital of Paris. In one of the M d :
wards of this immense hospital, man
vas dying at - o'clock at night. At
his hour, in the surgical wards there
IS no movement except in eases Of ne
,essiy, the lamps bum dimly, and the
guardians ordinarily s'eeping in Their
chairs. But there are always some al
The patients more or less wakelul BY
reason Of their sufferings. The man
who was dying had in the pocket of his
pantaloonS tolerably well-flled purse
not at all rare circumstance in 4
Paris hospital. lie was miSer. He
had kept bis panlaoons carefully stow
I'd away under his pillow, but his fire.
0ueht attentions TO the safety of his
pocket book aroused the attention ard
the cupidty as well Of the man who
occupied the next bed to him. This
man watched with wakeful eyes for the
proper moment to selZe the dead man
treasure When the mser no longer
breathed audibly, and the other beliey-
ed him dead, he stole quietly out of
bed, and thrusting his hand under the
pillow seized the pantaloons. But he
was mistaken, there was still breath
and life in the miscr, and the attempt
to wrest from him his treasure seemed
to give him life and breath that he had
not lie seized the pantaloons. and II
horrible struggle took place between
the diving man and the thief for the
possession Of the coveted money, But
the mser's grasp was soon relaxed by
death, and be fell back upon his bed,
gurgling words from his throat that
ought to have frozen the blood Of the
Llackcst pirate on earth.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

A QUEER DErlNIrIoN.--Lorenzo
Dow, the excentric preacher, defined
death-bed repentance to be a burning
out the candle of life in the service of
the devil, and blowing the snuff in the
I.Grd's fnce.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
NOTICE,

II hereby given that Mary Hradley'wte o' 'anus Iu
4 Rradley Of the county of Butte, and Stata OF Ca-
Corna do hereby declare that intend rom ana "er
this date to carry on business in my own name , ana
ON NV own account in said county of Hnte aiuaesau
that the nature of said business IS kahchle. I
S,o.L and Poultry Dairy business Mining and Hotel
keepi w. also buying aud selling Liquors al whoese
and retail and that will be individually respohS'oe
in nv ownname for all debts contracted oy me on ac
~. .mnunt Of caniiaI invested in said business does
NOT exceed the sum of five thousand dollars
In witness whereof have hereuhto sci my huhu
and seal this 18th day of July A. d. lsoo ,y
""' 'o' MARY BRADLEY.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
n 9 a R ID
FROM THE
WESTERN HOUSE

yNyuE UNDERSIGNED wishes To inform the trav'
cling public aud the citizens OF Mary svllle, That
a1er this day all business connected with me luitI
department will be carried ON by the use OF TIN
ETS as follows:
MEALS -........ .'..''''. -. e.
LODGING ........... .... 80 cts, - cts ana 81
FAMILY ROOMS....... ........,...Sl oo per d"S O.
A ticket for Day Board. by the week, will be $50
payable in advance.
4 Ticket for Day Board. with Lodging, by the
week. will be Sl3 Sl5, and SIS, according to seiec-
ton of room. r,
The Proprietor hopes these Reductions VIII be
properly appreciated by the Public. The style 0'
business as before. The addition of good Bath
House Shaving Saloon, with the advantage I" u"
Office Of the California Stage Company, WIN every
other convenience for the travees will, thlhk. m
sure to the public. all the needul comforts oi nome
I'm connection with the above, the proprietor deems IL
absolutely necessary state dstnc, that he cannot,
he mil not nor SHALL NOT, to any one, maze or lc-
male give the s'tghtest or shortest crefd
This is not personal: il ls general. nave beeh
rather imposed upon lately and wish to protect the
interests of my creditors as well as my own
r. 5 MURRAY.
Marysville, July l6, 1856
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

A new species Of manufacture has
Just been created in France, the fabri-
cation Of pasteboard from the pulp OF
the beet root.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

TIE BALLooN.--ProI. Wilson is
now at Marys'ille with his monster bal
loon.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
State of California, !
n,,t

County of Butte ,o.e .o..o,ou,,
ON this l7th day Of July A. ID lSoo' person''y
onat h.f,rn me n Justice OF the Peace in and
fr the county aforesaid, the above named Mary
bradley. known To me to be the person dcScrloeu %
in and who signed the foregoing declar;ioh' VINO
acknowledged to. me that she signed 'he sn,c "er
,a vnIuntarily nnd for the and purposes there
i,' ", rantioned JOHN JONES. J. p.
" ,,ao o.. Butte Co Cal.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

OvE OF THE BEAUTIES OF MoRMoNIsAt
IN UT.H "A woman who had escaped from
the Mormons recently, appeared on trial
in New York, and stated have heard
brigham Young say he would have his own
children marry each other; he said 1t while
preaching in the Tabernacle"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23

A perfumed breath is easily procur-
ed thew onions Tor an hour and you
will be sentenced for the next two days.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-23
OrurilIt NailQ 1Sutte AttnvN.
PUBLISHED DAILY (sUNDAYs EXCEPTED BY
GEO. H CRosETTE.

-" Orrtcg-ln Record building IN Myers Street.
East side, between Montgomery and Bird, Orovie.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1856-05-22
u Gfeaf Man.

GEORGE LIPPARD. in his work called Naz.
arene thus speaks Of President Jackson:
"lie was man! Well remember the
day | waited upon him. lie sat there in
his arm chair-l can zee that old warrior
face, with its snow white hair even now
we told him of the public distress-the
manufactures ruined-the eagles shrou,ied
in Grape which were borne al the head of
twenty thousand men into Independence
square He heard us ALL We begged him
to leave the deposits where they were. TO
uphold the great bank in Philadclphia.-
Still he did not say a word. At last one of
our members, more fiery than the rest init.
mated that if the bank was crushed, a re.
bellion might follow. Then the old man
rose. / can see him yet. h.. q.
"Come J" he shouted, ia a voice of linn
der as his clenched hands were raised above
his white hairs, come with bayonets in Your
hands instead of petitioGs- -surrounI the
White House with your lepions-I nm
ready for you all With the people at INV
back, whom your gold can neither buy nor
awe, l will swing you up around tile Capi.
toi--each one of you--on gibbet as hial,
as Hamans!"
when think" says the author, Gof tl,a,
one man standing there at Washington, bat
thing with all the powers of bank and pa
mic combined, betrayed by those in whom
he trusted, assailed by all that snake of NAL
Ice could hiss, or the fend Of falsehood
howl when think Of that one man pla
cling his back against the rock aud soltiino
his arms for the blow, while he uttered hi:
VOW, will not swerve one inch from the
course have taken, 4 must confess that TN,
records of Rome--nay, the proudest da.
OF Cromwell or Nepoleon--cannot furnish
an instance ofa viii like that of Andrew
Jackson, when he placed lies and soul and
welfare"
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1856-05-22

thai he isn't common folks" and that pov-
erty Is Almost the same AS vulgarity and
meanness, and 50 be has become .xtuck up. -
ne doesn't take pains To learn anything, for
be does not feel the need Of knowing any
more he does not work, for he has never
required i, and he Is so extensively ..stuck
up" that he hasn't the least idea that Ire
viii ever come down-he dosen't know,
however lt{S iaa.es1s s. =. ~ :
- There goes a young woman--iady she
calls herself with the most condescending
Mr 10 nobody m particular, and an all pre-.
Sading consciousness that she had not earn.
ed the salt she eats, knows little, ye:y liz
tie, Of a good many things. and nothing
thoroughly Of anything is most puzzled lest
she should be puzzled to make selection ou,
cf some fifty young men, all of whom are
dying for her, she supposes: she is one of
the stuck up folks" and that is about all
she Is. That old gentleman over the wav.
harricadcd with half yard of shirt collar
guarded by gold headed cane, with nom,
pons Patronizing air--do you sec him a.
Well tie is one Of the "sturk up" too. He
mas been 90 about ten years, since lie pot of
his leather apron, and began TO speculate
successfully in real estate. There are other
fools of this class, some "stuck upr by hay-
ing at some time been constable, Justice of
the peace. an alderman, and in various 9th
er ways they get "stuck up" notions. They
are not proud people, for they do not rise
to the dignity Of pride they are not dis,in-
guisied folks, for they have not The ability
or character enough to make them so, these
are just what they seem to be "stuck up
let them silk.
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Miarrllunfnus Afaaing.
1t Daos Bih Feel 1nsspep-
Dent.

A NAN named Porter, says he once had
clerical friend betycen whom aud himself
there existed great intimacy.
Every Saturday night rs Potter was sit.
ting balancing his cash, note would come
requesting the loan of fue dollar 6iu p
The money was ALWAYS returned punctuallv
at o'clock on Monday morning. Blu,
what puzzled the lender was, the Parson ol-
soays returned the very identical note he
eorreUed. Since he had discovered this fact
de had made private marks on the note |;
stlf the same was handed back on Monday
morning. One Saturday evening Porter
sent a 1--WE dollar gold piece, instead of a
note, and marked it. Still the very same
coin was returned on Monday. Porter got
nervous and bilious about it.; he could not
sleep at night for thinking of il, he would
awake his wife in the middle of the night
and ask her what she thought of such a
strange occurrence. He was fast boiling
over with curiosity, when note came from
the reverend borrower, one Christmas eve,
asking for the loan of ten dollars. A bril-
liant thought struck our friend. lie put on
his great coat, resolving to call and demand
an explanation Of the mystery.
When he was shown into his friends stud v
he found him plunged in the profoundest
melancholy.
"Mr. -" saii our friend, If you will
answer INC one question viii let you have
the ten dollars
How does ii happen that you always re-
pay me money you borrow on the Saturday
night in the very same coin or note ON Mon
day morningi'
The parson raised his head aud after a
violent struggle. as though he were about to
nnvell the boarded mystery Of his soul, said,
~ faltering tones, Porter, you are gentle.
man and scholar; a Christian and q New
YORKER know I can rely on your inyiola
bic secrecy-listnn 10 the secret of nv elo-
qnence. You know that I am poor, and
when ! buy my Sunday dinner. 1 have sell
dem red cent left in my pocket. Now l
maintain that no man can preach the g. .u.
pei and blow up his congregation props,r,v
without he has got something in his noctc,
to inspire him with confidence. / have
therefore. borrowe9 Of you every Saturday
tnat mige. feel !, occasionally as preach.
co OF SpGuay. You know how indepen.
uen.,y do preach--how make the rich
shake In their shoes (; well, it is all owing u
my knowing that 1 have FIVE dollar bin in
my pocketl OF course. never having to u.e
1t for any other purpose, it is not chan yed
bat invariably returned to you the next
morning. Now, 40 Mr.. George Law is com
ing to hear me preach Tomorrow, 1 thought
! would Try the effect Of a Ten dollar sermon
on him
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Eabis.

. BOY was playing with tame snake
my dear little creature" said the boy,
would not make quite SO free with you il
your poison had not been taken from you.--
fou snakes are the wickedest, the most un.
grateful creatures! have read how il
went with poor countryman. who found 4
snake, perhaps one of your forefatlers, hall
frozen, under hedge. He took il up in
compassion, and warmed it in his bosom.
Scarcely had the wicked creature come to
ITSELF when it bit its benefactor, and caused
the death of the gnod, kind man."
Il am, astonished," !" said the snake "How
partial your historians mus; be Ours give
very different version Of this affair. This
friendly, disinterested man, you speak of,
thought the snake was quite frozen, and as
it had beautifully yariegated skin, ne put
It in his bosom TO secure it. that he might
strip of It's skin when he got home. Was
that just"
MoRAL--What ungratefal wretch was
ever at .oss for an excuse for his inpra,i.
tude TO q benefactor. Do ,some people nine.
ty-nine favors, and refuses the hundred. no
matter how good your reason may be, and
all ths kindness Of the past Is forgotten, and
your acquaintance 10 cut. Ignoble minds
chafe under sense Of obligation, and The
very greatness of the obligation sometimes
9uickens the ingenuity Of the ungratefal TO
the invention Of excuses for withholding auy
return. With such the most disin,erested
nndnesses are often imputed 10 sinistss and
selfish motives. ICt~f Prss.
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Mo-.
aiiaa fight.

a LITTLE girl once said. "oh, lnothsr,. how,
lleve shalleyer be sble.a 4
Have you really tried. my dear %
.Oh, yes; ! try every dag. When + a.
wake. before / get up, 1 say 10 myself. I
viii be good ali' ,Ils dsp< fwiii ts sansl,s
and kind. / will obey iSy ,Iarentss and
teachers. will not Quarrel: [ will ALWAYS
tell thetruth. But then, ,riotlisr-I don't
know how. IL isl do so often f5rget.-.
Then, when evening GENES / have to saw.
there now what is. the use of trying I.
have been in, passion J! Iliase been DISC
bedient, and once or twice, mother, you
know have said What Was not true !"
The dear child seeriied very much ashan,-
ed, wlrile saying this; SO her mother looked
kindly at her, and only said, "My dear, ] do
not think you have began risht.n
The little girl looked UP wonderingly, and
Her rfiotiier went oh, "The first thing Is to
have new heayt--have ,u asked for thiss,
mo, mother, am afraid not"
Then, my child, do so at once. Good
fruit, ysu Know, eau ONLY come from coed
tree. lfyour heart is wrong, your conduct
will be wrong. You cannot make il rio. {
yourself, with all your good resolutions.-.-
Rprask God, for Gllris,'s sake, 10 help ycJ.
He will give YOU his Holy Spirit, and yon
will no more find it impossible TO do righi'
lam glad to say that the child took h,r
iiotlicr's advice That every day size asked
God earnestly to change her heart, aud help
her to do right. God heard her prayer, as
he always willard she was never heard to.
say again, "lt's ofno use trying;" for she
prayed, she watched, she strove hard against
her sins, and was, able, by Gods grace, to
lead the life of lovely young Christian.
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Stuck up Folks.

II pos't like those people, they are 30
dreadfnlly stuck up," WAS the remark we
heard the other day. What are Assuck up"
people thought we. and We have been look
ing about to see five could find any.
Do yon see that young man over yonder
leaning against the post Of the hotel piazza,
twirling shadow walking stick, now and
then coaxing the hair on his lip and watch
ing every lady that passes, not that he cares
to see them, but 10 anxious 70 know wheth-
or they are observing him (; be belongs 10
the sstuck up folks" What is the occasion!
Well. he happens % have . rich father, end
z ssooiish. eiber, Who bss tapght him
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5sltrtfh Bartrg.
4 he Soas . I ths Camp.
ny BAYARp TAYLeR.
a cRMEAN INCIDENT.

"Give US Song!" the soldiers cried,
~ The outer treacbes guarding,
When the heated guns Of the camps allied
Grew weary n bo.nbarding.
The dark Rcdau, m siieat scoff,
Lay, gri,s sSa threatening, andsr;
Aud the tawny mound f the Malako6
No longer beielsed as thunder.
There was arsuse- The guardsnan said:
awe storm The eerts to,morrow;
Sing white we saay, another day
VIII bring enough Of sorrow"
They lay along the hattery's side,
izsaisw the smoking cannoR-
Brave hearts, from Severn and from Clyde,
And frem the banks Of shannon.
They sang Of love, and not Of fame;
Forgot was Britain's glory;
Each heart recalled different name,
Bst all sang Annie Laurie"
Voice after voice caught up the song,
Under its tender passion,
Hose nike AN anthem, rich and strong.
Their battle-eye confession.
Dear girl, her aame he dared not speak,
2 Yet as the song grew iouder,
Something upon the soldiers cheek
Washed of the stains Of powder.
Beyond the darkening ocean burned
The bloody sunsets embers,
While the C.fmean valleys learned
How English love remembers.
And once again a Are ofhell
Rained on the Russian quarters,
: With scream Of shot, and burst of shell,
{ And believing Of the mortsn.
An Irish Nora's eyes are dim
For a singer. dumb and CORY;
And English Mary mourns for him
Who sang Of "Annie Laurie.n
Ah, soldiers i to your houored rest
You truth and valor bearing;
The brsvest are the tenderest--
The loving are the daring.
New York Tribune.
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