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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-04-11

ia THAT VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, on Sc
~ ond street. the late residence of Robert MAXWELL Es
Lot sc 65 feet Two story House, with all necessary
houses. For Terms apply to
M CRONLY, Broker & Auetouser.
Aupust q. IS55.-T3g2-It-52-H
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

4 movement has inst been suggested IN Con
gress, which We sincerely trust will h. carried
into eject. Mr. fo,rrR. from The senate sub.
United the following resolution
R,o,,i rha,,hs Committee a ,on,rnrrc, b. io.,raet
el To inquire late the esrteecy :" Ruthot,ng the So
rotary 81 the Treasury 20 ,ssun rs.'rf 20 the htNh
tsrlae Rs."laie iaanh de'elct neaT 'pmh'tand ias'
In the Arctic oc-sn, BY the ehcsrs AMI cr.s Of the
Amerr, m whaling ship n"osc ilyno, OF Nss Leod"n.
tunnssucut aud ~ aid vars h'onEh, 'n,o the rot,
II New London where .hsi. living all eisi 10 said
'e--sl hy the British Government hs'rs hrsh fenqah
81 to tho sul'eis
Mr., T.. in introducing TN subject. gave II
highly interesting account Of the manner IN
which this British vessel had hccn rescued
from the thick ribbed lee in which She was
oupl cmlcilrd Mr. Mason concurr,d fully
in the resolution hu, suggested ihh, the proper
disposal Vt the vessel would lv'. for ca, GOV.
crumcnt TO punhas, rcilt her and ,rNp sgR
a,cS To E>ut,>p. that country ha, ing taken
,hc lrad in the scientific cyploro,ions In whirh
the commercial world had l-,n ~ laulhly Gu
gagged Independently oC all tbs, be- hal found
that l,ile acts of International courtesy did
more towards preserving kindly s,ing l.,wccn
nations than almost any ,hiug cl,c "a bring
evidence OF mutual inspect. lie wNah sug.
gsSt, therefore that 'hc rc<nlrtioa lee aver f,r
the present
( Mr. F,SrsR expressed bis qualification at
the suggestion made hy Mr.. M,snN. ~ well a.
in relation ~ the soutcr from which IL was
made, namely, the Chairman o. the Commiitcc
on focign Affair. The sam aha had cc-
eurrci TO him some months age AMI he bad
spoken with gentlemen ~ NOR eNy~rpnrr
thar hinSlf ami hail lccn sou,rwha, disccur
ag,Ni a. perhaps not Likely 10 mex, general ap.
rrohoi,nu, IN which cvcnt 1t might sewn dis.
courteous. he NoUli say to the senator lroul
Virginia tina, the oNpcrs al this vrsScl. IRON
frs, 10 last from captain TO cabin hoy voald
Join most heartily in such project, ami would
dispose Of n, NgsSl for mod rat, sum k,r a.
kindly purpS~ AMI. with a vru to allow
tina, senator TO oacr scnc such plan as that
suggested h. wouh cb"ruliy withdraw the
resolution and it was withdrawn accordingly
l., us horc thM Mr. Mason viii follow ap
,hc suhlrc, As promptly ~ ro>Sihs' such an
act ri rattoual COURTESY could not bu, exercise
a salutary inaucuce Nations Ike ipiivIdusS
have hearts which ar rcsdily touched AMI mor'Si
( by kiujuess.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26
Ne Pc klt~an GOBss utioD.

0epWkit~an Goss' osio0.
This BODY hs, closed il l1hor., at philadel-
phia. by the selection 81 candidate, fer Pre-i.
dent and Size President. and the adoption 81
! Platform on which thcy arc 10 sioud. JonS
! g. FegMoSr, WIS nominated ior President on
the first ballot Their bring only n small vote
against him An Informal ballot was then lad
for Vice President, which resulted us follows:
D,sros 259; LiSooLS no; FoEb, :; G. VI
CLAY, 4; GfDDiSCs, Wus0r. :, kNG. 9;
BASgs, 90; SrssrR, 30; CciI,xrs. -: Jouss-
ros, -; PgSsSoroN. ! cAnEir. 3 The Con
ven,ion then proceeded 10 formal ballot when
Mr. DAyros was unanimously nominated, with
the exception Of - scattering vote. which bc.
lonped 10 New York Pennsylvania no1 Con
nectcut and were given 10 various other can
didates. Subsequently tbe-e State made their
votes unanimous for DAyro>.
We do mol know who Mr.. DAYfDS - but
presume il l. Ex-senator D.,roS. 81 \. Jersey
Our rajers will see that IN The choice Of a
candid for Vice Presideu, ~ well as Presi'
dent, MI II the OH tried LEADERS Of the fusion
,,,, h.,. Loo, .,,.,,I., ,,.o,., ia. a.. ,o,.
vo,,io no, o,., ,a,;,,,, ,ho,, ,h,. ,oor ,o,,,,,;
ment Of n respectable vote on single ballot
aud men. new in the faith unanimously nomin.
natal ove. ,ho, r,., tho ,,,,,, r,
a,.,r, o,,, ,o.oi,,l ,h,o,. ,o,,, -, IT, ,o,o,
lar ballot for Vice President, - the ingra,i
! A.. ,h., ,o,,,io,,i.,........,. ,..L. Hail
( Wilrnot. from the Committee on Resolutions
reported that the Committee had given their
.an '"H''ra''"" 70 'he communication rom
YORK Tine two committee had mr, and h,d
had three conference. but bad come 10 no de-
""." "''.' 'y "'""' W. W. y, '''n ioN
~ vi" Wv, '."'' '"e'"','n VIZ" 'ou,"S!
So ~ ave. MY sfi'71'r7.'
W. ''"'''''"' w l"'F"'. u" ",'"'v 'a''"'n''
W W ~e",' 'uc '''oI'r''""' w "'' Pa'''' ~
"" P''"'' "'"''"'"
~ course. Mr.. BASN~ aud Mr. JoiiN-roN
w,lldeclinp the uindoo Eepubl,cnn nomination
nm, ,,., ,,, wui o,., ,.i,h a.. po..h,,aa..
in .s,p,or, oi the po,oi,.e. of the pbi,J,I,h;.
+ I nukpttiutt The lt1t fTanlutlDh al tlfiF Mat
form seems To have l.en drawn with nm espoc;al
view to this object
IN. ,,,,C,r,, oJo,,ed h,. tho ,,,,,.,,io, I.
" f ~ ~
quito lengthy. and II couched in the usual hirh
%, a
lhutH sHah peculiar ]" tiH party. Inc hrs'
mart ri il depIores the presftt state Of Affairs
-
AMI d,fihtrH INV i'w MISSION ~ Inc instunpt1
4, 4, l.;, a., ,,,.,.,.,.,,,,,, III, A. A. ...:t
~ W. '''"'e w S''''"'''"' '"' w NV ~"
I ul.a ni "a ..uiS,rnN anil .IrrprpsnN. Je.lu,,.s
'ha' 'h'S af' "PP""n I" 'h' r'lHhi W Tue MIS-
so,,, ,'o,,,,.o,,,;.. n,,i h,lJ, ,ho cr..o,t al
' " P' ~"
mipistrution rtsDonaihlp for all the bnI eoD,Iuc,
!
/ OF both parties ~ kansas. m the follow me-
,o,,,
.. To- ,ha., L,,,b .,;u,,. o..,,;,s, ,bo rors,
=. =" 49,, -" 49," Nv ''.'
4 tutlon, The Union AMI Human we arraigt
the Administration the I'rcsi lila a.lyiscra
/ 80, a,.,I,,,;.,. al .,,,,a,,,.,, az. A.,
"N'"N' "I''"E'N''' "'' "'N' N'''"S '''"'i :"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26
Poet office Aaussnee meass.

We have r~e,'ci, through iloa IL, NJ
Rtcr, official notices from the Post Ofiw he
partmcn,. establishing the following rc~, ~
does In Minnesota
A. Adamsvillc, Steele coan,y. HR.s Rir,H
n, 4. n. losco. Ste,ie county, Joas wukxi,
"a. L. n. Wcton. Stelr coanty. Dawn j
Jxxxixs. z. NJ; lsmond. Stc-lc county
AsxARAn FirssIuxoSs. 4. NJ. Neroga. Fan
hault county. NswnL psRVx1 7, NJ II
Peter. Nicollet county. GEpsss hssisr, 4
NJ: Buffalo. Wright county. Avs. AcSLKr
Pm. Falls Of st. Ions. ST. Louis county
Jossrs Y. BrcKxAS. 7. N. Carver, CAvei
county, JosEru A. SAsoTSr, +. n
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26
Gco. n. Pvopprs's Setter.


This gentleman, whilom correspondent Of
the PioSrrm aud DrAocRAr. publishes a
long letter in Yesterdays Ai,nasWfiaa in ~
lstiou 10 knnsa. affairs. In il, however,
VT find nothing nav II is the same old
story Of horrible outmgcs" perpctrated 10y
tho Border Ruilians," Of which lengthy nc.
counts have occupied the columns Of tho
fusion papers. for the last three or four
months, His present statement Of affairs
in that Territory il in striking contrast, To
one furnished this paper from lis pen, a
short time since. Since that time remark
able change seems to have come over the
spirit Of his dream. and men, who he then
regarded as peseeable, law-abiding citizens
are now transformed into hcndS thirsting
for the blood OF their fellow. men Wheth
or tho very profitable occupation Of lectur'
ing ON bleeding Kansas" throughout the
North hiss hrJ ANY thing TO ,lo with the
motamorphosc, We are unable to say Ger.
tain, It is. however, tho aforesaid gentleman
has turned his attention to that channel Of
forensic display, each lecture. We suppose.
concludes, a. such lectures generally do,
with the announcement that "a collection
would then hc taken up for the bewm nf
suffering Kansas"
l'm tho paragraph next the hast IT
GsoRGs's letter. u the "crcwning glory Of
the whole" and is such a tersc. correct and
unique view II the matter that We cannot
refrain from copying i, II IS as follows -
We s,~n 80 ,oue cf that Popular soy creiguty
rractis-i In ashin gtun ani so james Buchan
an accepts nomination from the National In
mwracy" fu the Presidency and bv accepting
the nom,ns,,on frsn such men a. Nat Wand and
ihc~r who voted against investigating the kansa.
Eleciious fauds the assault on Sumner and the
murder IL Heating he probably endor~rs their act
There it is all in u nutshell JAS. u,
cn,NAN was nominated by such men as
Mar WAsp. DC. DC, Allasion is probably
made herr, 10 Gen WAND OF Gcorgia,
who presided over the deliberations Of the
Democrats National Convention VIVA,
terribly wicked men must have composed
tina, body lfall GsosaE SAYS about them
is true, something ought 10 lie "d'd, and
that Immediately il not sooner"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26
States for Railroad Purposes:

TIE metz for the frat FIVE namcl States have
hce1 signed by the President Louisiana has
passed both House Of Congress, and Mime.
sur 20 lr'es Thus the total amoun, Of lands
given 10 railroads viii not vary much from
twenty-five millions ol acr,~.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26
TsRns or rHE
Weklv piooee4 and Democrat.

W. o...s.. GSYso.S
100 s1e-1aos. yessph 4. Urews -
Va' WHOM s'.oS'AN' A"' "'A'"' ."'''"
o'0s s'''o, "~' "'' " ~,
w s" ".' ""'
e'v'sn s'' "" ""''1 In.
., -, an .,olo,.
-. ,.,d hal and a Legislator.
- ..,,,. . wI, AM, a Dvsvs
-, 4. r.. ;,.,,do., .Il ,ba.rs
80 ..',,.,,. ", have ,.ru mis-
49,. "a s.,o-,,. ,n,.yrapb. extracted
~. M.,v,,,o. D,mo,,a, and
wv" =" .,.;, N 9, PAM where he uxd
.,.I -, .L,,. hrsorc thu town had nm exist,
49,. H.. ,h., hs has plsyet, other psr,s,
Nv. ,,,. s,...., q. s..a,a.y evening ~hs. tn.
ss:ay d Ia'. ". p..',%.a ~ A.s ,s, :. n Is:
D..s,.a Is Ki,s,s .sa sl.. & H.ssirs.. Cora al
s ~. ss.s.ay ess:.a 90, maa to wander s.st to N.
.,.s:.: = n' .s s ' s.,, . !. a.. mouth y sns 81
s-. ". -.,. ~. - ~. s'ses%', s.. ,'a 20 ss ~.
s.ss,s.e, Of ous m.sss, Of representing he character,
"s,, ~ -. "ss and ,h., Of S
Dssse"
Now We have our old if'enh hire'''y W our
m'sds eye /" 'n'' "''"'''' -" ~
y SIX ec' !" nc's"'' nv" ""'". y" '",''" :" :"
conference. Tho make OF his frame iorb'ds inc
i,iea Of It's ever having bcn very slcnder one
We don't think that even thirty.fvc years ago,
he was very tclicatcly formed, or Sirikingly
Handsome. The idea OF his representing tragc-
dy. Al any time Of his lie, or In any character,
strikes Nv as being sublmely ridiculous. Hut
TO attempt the PRESERVATION Of female charar
tnr; 10 bind himself up in stays and b"ldiccs
and sbroud himself In wtticoats and other nm.
uan,cabIc feminine gear; to attempt to wrcathe
that massive and imperturhabc lace with win.
ming. womanly smiles. Of shade I, dcIicateIy
with . true irmiuinc sorrow; to try and pass
himself on fcr woman. and "eh woman.
even by caodlclipht; why. Bwows. Il was the
most sraccl,~.ly impu,lent impo-,urc ever PER
pr,rnt., by Won in any character sou ever ~
sumei even IL We take OWNS As authority.
Now Blows We beg you In all iriendllness.
ard M one Who ba. so,ue interest in your char
ac,er. 10 never make such n confession Ms that
sr.iu. The very though, Of YOU u. riruc
even thirty wears auo, Ia enough
To nal. body eur.
worss than OLivrR WEsDsIL UoLsrs did when
be had his nerves shattered by th"T Music
Grinder" in Boston alley.
o,,. ~. Mart. .,,. . ma. !. y,.m.., m..., Nc.
Les % .sI ON. Of ~. character. saa .,srs g.,aslp,.
:;Isss. Of N. present ,..t ~s'".ssa.""
VI oil the cowardly. skulkinv AMI doughmcc
organizations thu, ever saw the light OF po'i''
col lifs In this country. commend Us TO the Re
publican" socslIed Tor tie facility with which
Il abandon" old 'sSvrs and s'is's upon new ones
---discArds it' tried leaders, and takes up new
men. with 'ingr Of nationality c''ng'"s To
Their gar'"en''' 10 the nor" |" r~'"'"s u" q"
fan''a''on nom the JUST oppr""'"m w"cn mas
already ALLEN upon Was" merely S''''o""'
party
Ono year ago. the issues lo"d, proclaimed
by the Republicans" wrr
Repeal Of the Fugitive Slave Law
Abolition 81 slavery in the District OF Go
iumhia
Abolition OF the slave trade be,ws" the
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26
rss PresiAsssial Confess.

The various parties are one after another.
selecting their standard bessers for the com
ing fight IN November next. Already four
tickets are in the field, representing a. many
different political shades Fint in order
come the Know Nothing nominees FiLL'
MORE and DosyLsos. Next assembled the
National Democracy and chose BccHasAS
and BRgcxKsnIDoy to lead them on TO VIC
tory Following close after the H'ndo"
Republican Convention. composed OF sece'
ding Know Nothings from the Convention
that nominated FirLxOmr and DosgLsos.
mst and nominstsd BAsus and JonssTos.
M their candidates, On the 18th inst, n
party, calling themselves National Repob-
licans. and presenting to the country but a
single issue, met by their delegates and
chose FRExosr and DAYros, ns the expo
nents of their principles before the nation
And m II there were not candidates enough
already In the field, the Old Line Wings,
followers Of the gallant Harry Of tho
West, who. still. tr's to his name and
fame, 10 their LISTING credit I've il spo-
ken. aud who have refused all overtures
from the Black Republicans, have called n
convention 10 meet on the lth Of July, for
the purpose of selecting men to represent
them In the Presidential struggle.
Hence il will be seen, If BAsks aud
Jons.roS do not decIine, which they most
probably will do, five tickets will be IN tho
field for the two highest Offices in the gift
Of the people
10 the event Of the defamation Of the
IHindoo Republican candidates, four com
pe,itor after the meeting Of tn. Wing Con
vention, will still remain for the Office II
President and Vice President; none Of
which. in MI probability, will decline the
encounter, aa their principles ar" too widely
ut variance
The result of the election. to no demo-
crat, is IN the rciuot.s, degree doubtful.
Oar only regret Is, that We have not some
more formidable adversary. than any Of
these 10 contend with, Tor
The storm 10, th,, warriors is.i
In nndias Gemea sotthy Of their stssl.'
will bo denied us IN the coming contest
and we must perforcc content ourselves
with an easy victory. or all our adversa-
rie., the Republicans. undoubtedly, have
the beat prospect Of success, although theirs
Is far from being promising one. Their
organs, even while they put forth raj
lying cry, with sort Of braggadoc,a air,
evidently feel that the battle Is AZ good Us
lost TO them and their leaders only endea'
vor TO keep up u show Of courage. in order,
tina, they may, like the commander OF n
hardly pressed and bcseecd garrison, obtain
better term. for their followers. That this
foreboding Of their defeat. will be fully re-
allied in November next, is just as cer,nin
~ that that time will come. So mote il hc.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26
The Feeling In England.

Ihr America arrived at IIaliaN on the 18th
with Liverpool dates 70 the sth
The icaainc topics in England continued Ia
he the difficulty h,twccn Gra, britain and the
nitci States. Nothing morn than universal
talk had hcon developed The leading Jour
mas had published. Nth some show ornufhor
ity that NJ. Champion hal been dismissed
Tie announcement Of The dismissal Of Mr.
tEANrH>. although not nah, officially. and
consequently NOT relied upon by the public. had
scarcely any eject upon thc money market
American securities were in hu, limited Demand
and prices had dropping tendency.
Mr.. cR'Nrrov will probably arrive in Eng
land with the fr-, reliable intelligence Of hi.
dismissal H. lci, Rostcn ON the first steamer
tha, departed. after ho had reviewed his PASS.
ports
lf,bc london Taos can 10 rcliNl upon A.
an c,poucnt O the views Of The English Gov
ernnen;. Nr. Dallas viii b" promptly d..
MISSED upon 'h'' arrival Of NJ cq,vprn. in
Fug'nrd.
Wash'pg;I le,',r writer avs tina, th..
National Wings re,rnily he'd private ON
nerne' a ihe room. Of Senator Jones OF Ten
's''s''. aud agroel 10 postpone ioc further con
''a"'a'"n any iciisItr acton Nr. choa,e
'''S ga'' With thrn. They will after cnysul
'a'ea Niih ihe o,i ice Wig, Il MARYLAND
h"h,gcAy Ma,,Acbu-,tt. New York Tcnne-
-es anil other state. a-seua'r a dav la,e IN
inlv ~ eenrral convention
Ivy Congressional lrvSiiystioa C.~an.i
~ evcop'!nz W o,I,sa, @,ltb-ough %.
ago on SATURDAY hsf9rr L.st &C ther rr,uru
!. Wz.hIr -ta,.
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dive tAs Nsrth sseh . frsmeat. Bi.ss No.
isss es say one of ilss character aad sru principle
esd shs I. ksaad ia take Of hs,slf In The ses,
stTusais VI the prsssut wear -- ktsessa,as
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13
GratultOus Advice.

c~F~A Alm0st everybody wants something-none are
fortunate to be entirely independent in the strict
meaning OF that /, rmwe are ALL in greater or less
degree dependent on each other. This being an in
dsputaDe fact we propose to point out a mode by
which most of your desires may he gratiied, viz
II you want any Kind of laborers. mechanics, OF
clerks: vDvERTIsE.
If you want an Office, house, q 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.
II You want to dispose of your busincs; ADVERTISE.
IL You want to rent rooms or offices; ADVERTISE
II YOU want my kind of employment; ADVERTISE
Whatever you want have or to dispose OF
ADvERTIsE.
Among the many advertising mediums. we may be
permitted To recommend to your favorable consider
aiion the "OR WILLIE DAILY BrTTE RECuRp," which
j. read by many people both Mt home and abroad II
It suits vou send in your favors, md for fair com
penSition We will Introduce You 10 several ndics and
gentlemen. who. otherwise, perhaps. would never
have heard of YOU. III the "RECoRD" does not suit
your tnncs advertise in some other paperat all events
ADVERTISE. These suggestions are merely thraw I
out for your benefit, and because believe IL t" he
our duty (" inform Sou of everything which is cacua.
ted tn enhance your INTEREST. Do you believe the
above IL good avice. epnuse Tor reply.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.
ST\TEOF FCALlFORNIA,l County

Ct \TE OF CALlFOKNIA, County COurt-
CorNTy OF BUTTE. AT Chambers
Tn the matter of james IL Drake. an insolveni
Debtor. , 1,.
IN PURSUANCE of an order made inthe Souhty
Court by The Hon. Joseph +. N. Lewis. County
Judge. at Chambers, on the 3Oth day Of June, A. ID
ls56-Noticc is hereby given 10 tho creditors OF the
said petitioner III Insolvency, james II. Drake, 10 APP
near hplore the, Hon j. f.. n. Lewis, County Judge
IN ihe third day of the August term of the County
Court. A. D. e56, to wit: On the 9th day of August
ensuing at Btdwe, To show cause il any there be-
why the prayer of said petitioner should not be gran
ed and nm assignment of his estate be made, and no
he discharged from his debts AS lnsovent Debtor.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said County
LIS Court affixed, this, 30lh day of June, ID 1000,
at Bidwell. - <,,-,.
o54w BY NJ. II. DARRACH, Deputy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13
SYIERTFr'S SALE

WNY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER, issued
ED out of the Ninth Judicial District Court In and
for the county Of Rutte and State Of California to me
directed and delivered commanding me 10 naRe me
ann, Of Two hundred and forty four dollars and fifty
cen ! debit ,'wh legal interest thereon, ana Tie inr
th.r sum of thirty dollars and fifty cents costs,
together with the of said Order nccruing out oi
he nronry hereinafter described satisy the afore-
said indgmant wherein NM. T.. SHEFFIELD is
Plaintiff and JACOB :. NORRIS is the Defendant,
10 wit: The Meropolas Theatre, ,situatedin the town
Of Orovie, county of Rulte and state OF Cal'iorhia
fronting thirty (I9 feet on llunloon street ann
eighty (sO feet on said bird street. which WIN sell
;l public sale Mt the Court House door, IN bidwei,
couniv and State aforesaid, on the TW ENTlETH DAY
or AUGUST A. D. I55G, between the hours prescribed
by law, to the highest bidder. for cash.
p. FREER, Sheriff. Butte county.
Dated this 3nth day of July, A. ID. 1856. Jy3o-w4
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13
Sheriff Butte County and Assignee.

6sUERIFF'S sALE.-Ry Virtue of adccretal orde,
- issued out OF the District Court, Ninth Jndlcla
District in and for Butte County AND state OF Caii
fornia made the 18th day Of June. a. d. leoo, IN me
directed and delivered, commanding me to make the
sum of four hundred aud ninety seven MY one nun
dredhs dollars Judgment, and interest on said a'noun
Of Judgment ut the rate of ten per cent per anuun'
til paid ana the sum Of nihety-eight sixty one nun
drrths dollars costs and accrung costs Of said order
out OF She property hereinafter described, TO sas'y
the afor9said Judgment. wherein VI. Walsh Is pam
ttT and A. Sknkie defendant. To wit: Commencing
ON the Plaza in the viage OF Bidwell, County and
State af Ires lid nj the North east corner OF Lamp
Hida's Saloon. md running in an eastery direction.
To the corner Of the said plaza. sixty feet more or less
thence in southerlv direction 10 the corner on the
street of Messrs Hoffman. which their reservoir Is
situated thence ia westerly direction to the line 81
Lamp & Hida's Bakery, add thence in southery d.
rertion to the end OF the space dug out and f"rery
used ten pin Alley including the space i,ing be-
tween Iainp & Hidas Lot and the Reservoir oi
Nessrs Hoffman Co, together with the Billiard Sa-
loon situated an said premises. which VIII sell Mt
Pubic Sale AT tha rour House door in Bidweli, coun'
ty and State aforesaid on the 4th day of August,
d. 1856 at O'Clock d.. to the highest bidder for
cash. -
Dated this 10Th day Of July, A. ID. 1856.
= FREER. sheriff Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13
NUMBER q.
Miscellany.

SINGULAR Aifair.--Charlcs Az
rents belonging t. one of the first IA
miles in Prussia, and vino took an
active part m the Berlin revolution,
met his death at the Freeman'S Hall,
in Cincinnati few evening ago, uu-
der the following circumstances
1t appears tAat Charles Froa'ioE,
who was formerly "A military ohir'r
il Austria, was with Ahrcntsa ID oth-
thcrs drinking wine at one Of thr re
freshmcnt tablet and was good humor-
edly challenged cy the deceased, that
he, +. was not a gallant soldier that
could smell gunpowder and stand mp
to the pistols mouth if loaded only
with blank cartridges, but he, a Prus-
sian could. A wager was proclaimed
that he who proved cowardly should
call another bottle. They two step
ped into the committee room adjoin-
ing, when Ahrcnts' unlocked u desk,
taking out two cavalry pistols, assur-
ing F. they were merely loaded with
blank cartridges, and pulling out his
handkerchief, bid F. in mock duel to
hold it out in front so that they could
not see each others eyes, and SAID
you fire first. F. pulled the trigger,
and A. fell, when +. ran into the bar
room laughing eXultingly, and cried
A. must pay the liquor, when all pre-
sent partly cmpticd their glasses,
waiting for the return of Ahrents,
who was supposed to be replacing the
pistols in his desk.
The melancholy spectacle which
met their eyes when they found the
lifeless body, turned rallery and gay
ETY. into astonishment and sorrow. 1t
is supposed that Ahrcnts purposely
loaded the pistol that +. might Kill
him, as he had previously ATTEMPTED
suicide.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-13

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