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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30
GOLD HILL.

RovING OFFICE HUNTERS. We had hop
ed, earnestly and sincerely, that the day
when parties would take up men who have
no permanent interest in the county, and
who have scarcely gained n residence in the
county, simply because they might be con-
sidered available, had gone by even in Cali
fornia. But the example of our illustrious
ki-Yi member last year, who never return
ed to the county after the close of the ses-
sion is no lesson for them. lie had no in
terest i'll the county, and he gave away large
tracts of our territory, decreasing our tax
able property, and left without returning to
The same party, under the name of Fillmore
Gn reality, Foote for Senat0r,) have found
and nominated another available man Mr.
Lathrop has been resident of the county a
trihe over year, and has repeatedly an
nounced to different citizens of Oroyille, his
intention not to make Butte County his per-
ment residence-that he was only here for
certain purpose, and when that was accom-
plished, should leave But Gov. FCote and
his party su denly discovers that he is an
''availabe" candidate for the Legislature.
and Pop goes the weaseln' All the old
and permanent residents of the county.
who are identified with it, and who intend
t. remain, die and be buried in the county,
who have their families and schools here,
are thrown aside to make room for new
conner, who has never seen one halt Of the
county, and has no permanent interest in it
according to his own declaration. The
MooreS, the Henshaws, and the Wr;ghts, all
men who az doing much for the county, and
a permanent residents, are not considered
"available" The dozens of hard working
men in that party, who have devoted years
of labor in developing the mineral resources
of the country, and girdlng our mountains
with water-ditches, are not considered
"available = Why is it? How long is CAL
itornia to be cursed with legislators who
have no permanent interest in the State:
How long will our people continue TO choose
professional office hunters, simply for their
availability, and their willingness to mount
any hobby, however ridiculous, which will
carry them into place and power
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30

New GAME.-We noticed another new
and very novel game yesterday, at which all
could play. \ little fellow about fifteen
years Of age, had piece of board, about
two feet long, and a foot wide, in which was
stuck about IA dozen large nails. The board
laid on the ground, with the nails sticking
up, and the players stand about six feet off,
and pitch" small rings-with which he pro-
vides them-and for every ringer" in six
throws, the player gets 1.-TWO bits" first de-
posting bit for the privilege of throwing.
We stood and looked on some time, but nary
ringer did we see, although the little chap
appeared to be bagging the change fright
smart"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30
DIR. j. u. BROWN.

REMOVAL The Archives Of Butte Co.,
was removed bag and baggage, from Bid
we'll to Orovile, the future capitol of Butte.
Several mourners that were sorely afflicted
followed the cavalcade to the top of the hill
to take the last fond, lingering glimpse of
the departed. The attaches guarded the
treasure watchfully, as it rolled from the
place that shall know that and them no more
forever. Officers and Archives welcome.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30

a BARBERoUs RACE The following is
the vote tor Members Of Assembly in 1854.
1t will be seen that Mr.. Barber, the present
Ni-Yi candidate for the same position now,
then ran way behind his ticket. We are
orced to believe that the Ki-Yi Foote party
in this county, considered themselves hope
essly in the minority, for they have selected
a ticket for their inability to poll n large
vote The vote of the county in "a, was a
triAe over 1000 votes, and Mr.. Barber ran
as follows Ever, 733; Wells 765 Lin.
coin go, Barber 544. The little Spanish
Grant candidate must have jumped stiff
legged. At all events, no man in the great
kI.Foote party ever made 50 bad race, and
he will doubtless, out-Barber himself in
November next. and receive some four hum
dred votes Of the five or six thousand in the
county.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County ot Butte.
NlNTm u UDIClAL DISTRICT COrET

NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
va OW this day 1t appearing to my sa iSaclion, as
" Judge OF the Ninth judicial District Couu IN
and for Butte County, that the Board of supervisors
~ AMI Tor SAID County, DIN, on the twenty fourth day
of Septembcr a y one thousand eight hundred and
litysix declare OruNille to he The County scat Of
Butte County from and after the sand twenty-iourh
day of september 4. ID. IS5h, IN pursuance OF al Act
entitled An Act to Change ard hA the County Seat II
Butte County approved March 10Th lSpG. and il fur
thcr Appearing - my satisfaction that the present
buildings in which The said tCrrt has been held. and
in which the Records have been Kept IN The town Of
bh!weIl, unsafe as place " depOsitOr. Ter ,ad
Records and that the same l. liable TO destruction
bN fac. by uys of their being constructed CH,ir
Of wood. Aud it further appearing. that there i, 10
building in tle town OF BdwtlL suitable rur Eul!mg
the terms of this court. and 10 safely keep ITS RECORDS
from fire or other calamity, and T. appearing that he
town OF OrUyle Is III place TO hold The terms OF This
Court, and that cOmmodiVus ana safe Lrlck build
ing IN sand lOWn has been rendered the county hS
Coulny buildings.
It j. therefor, ordered, az Idgrd and decreed, that
tie Cier of the Ninth Judicial District tOurt IN ana
for Butte coany forthwith rcmose bis Office and The
Record thereof to OruVllIc, in tho building selected
y The said Board Of supervisors County fuIi!ings
and tnat he do and Transact the business of his sad
office, at the town of Orovle, as the County Seat Of
Butte County. And 1t is further ordered, thai The
terms of said Court. from and after the sad twenty
fourth day OF September A. d. lrJ6, be held at tbs
said town o Oruviile unIii Otherwise ordered
And it is further ordered, that The Clerk OF the Dis
der the seal Ui said Court in conformity with this
oaer,
And that the same be published in the Daily Butte
RECORD paper published IN the town OF Orosillc,
tor the space OF lorll days from the date hereof.
Given under my hand, this 24ih day of september,
4. ID. lsj6
WM. p. DAlNGERFIEID. District Judge,
s29-4u Ninth Judicial District, Cal.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30

DENIES THE CHARGE Judge Myers au-
thorizes US to say that the report OF his be-
ing the candidate of the Black Republican
party, for the legislature, is without foun-
dation. The Judge is too sound a man, too
much lover Of the country, to lend his
name to any such faction He is one of the
pioneers of Oroyille, and most worthy
gentleman
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30

MR. KLEINE.-lt will be gratifying to the
friends aud acquaintances of our worthy
District Attorney, J.J Kleine, to know that
he is convalescent. His physician, DR.. RAN
DAN, informed us, while in Marysville, that
he would in all probability be sufficiently re-
covered to return to Oroyille in a very few
daYs
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30
4 Secret woith knowing.

We notice that Dr. Brown at the Butte
Drug Store, is constantly receiving and SELL
ing, large quantities of choice Drugs Med
cnes. and the secret of his success is, that
he buys low far cash, therefore he is able to
sell cheap, and We will guarantee to the
public that every article bought there is
pure and genuine See advertisement So
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30

Mosr EXCELLENT We were presented
yesterday by Messrs. Parker o Connor,
with some magnificent old Sherry, and Sirop
dc Tramboise, which was drank by all hands
in the office, except the Senior, who pulled
Off his coat, mounted a box, made appropri-
ate remarks, and tapered off with n temper.
ance lecture. See their advertisement.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30

ns- Our accomplished friend and popu-
lar Saloon keeper Alexandra, sent us last
evening, large pitcher full Of cool, deIic-
ious Champagne cocktails. We assure our
friend that we appreciate his generosity and
drank his health anl'prosperity through the
world.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30

To CoRREsPoNDENrs.-W have received
two communications from the mining district.
at too late an hour for this mornings paper
They shall appear to- morrow.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30

~ Our County buildings arc completed.
We will give in our next issue the dimen-
sions Of the beautiful structures.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30

FILLING UP.-Our County Jail is filling
up with regular boarders very fast. One
Robinson was brought down from Chico and
lodged in Jail for 60 days for stealing pis-
tol from a man at the above place.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30
Two oSccrets worh Knowing"

II j. plain To be seen in the advertisements above.
that Doctor Brown BUYS FOR CASH, and in the
one below. that CHARLEY BRnwN SELLS FOR
CASH, Liquors and Cigars uf ali kinds, AT LOW
PRICES ia The Fire>proof Building, next door TO
Randall 4 McDtrmous Drug Store, Montgomery
street. See advertise aent below. 81
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30

&.e..We are under obligations to Dyer's
Express, Watsons News Depot, and II. b
Garnham, Esq for tayors extended to this
office.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30

SO NOTGCE-Deaco sheldon having taken The
Bar at The orleans Hotel invites his rendS and the
public TO give him a rql Sept %
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30

rs About 600 tons of hay is being re-
moved from Butte creek hay ground to Oro-
Vile for the use of stock this winter.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30

fOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
ANDREW J. M0ULDER,. of San Francisco
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30

FOR CLERK or SUPREME COURT,
CHARLES S. FAIRFAX,... of Yuba.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30
DEnOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

FOR PRESIDENTIAL KLECTORs,
AUGUSTGN OLIVERA, GEO. FREANOR.
L. DELLA T0RRA, A. c. BRADFORD.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30
FOR CONGRESS.

FOR CONGRESS-.
CHARLES L. SCOTT, ....of Tuolumne
JOSEPH McKIDBEN of Sierra
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-30
Regular Democratic County Nominations.

Regular Democratic County Nominations.
FoR MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
JAMES S. LONG,
Ii. j. MORRISON.
-
UOR ASSESSOR,
JOHN II LILLARD.
ron ~ORoNER.
DIR. J. u. BROWN.
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ALL NEW STOCK.
<7-~-, The undersigned having opened
RFrji large and splendid assortment Of
new southern Furniture liz pre-
pared to supply the trade and amilic, ON the
most liberal terms. 'lhi- being the only new
stock IN Tie cty purchases viii find 1t to their
advantage to call and examine the good. and
learn the prices before purchasing els here.
Wi keep eoH-iantly on hand
Marble, Soia and Centre iabies
Extension Table, ot mahogany, walnut and
oak and Of all sizes, ro.cW God aud MAHOGANY,
Work aud Gard Fables, Dressing fables
walnut and cherry Dining Fables oak ma.
hogauy and rosewood Sidchoard,, bureau. Of
walnut rosewood and mahogany; Arnoirs,
Nash-iatds, Bel-icads, paflor hairs, Tete-a,
Tctcs, Ottomans, Dyaus, easy chairs, rockers,
oicgcrcs, secretaries and book cases, oak and
walnut Office chairs dinina.room chairs. child
feus' chair and rockers, mahogany and walnut
lea-poy- and light stands
HIir, Mos and Sprigg Mattresses,
looking t'la--cs and Mating, rosewood and
mahogany parior sets, together with every ar.
uele usually found IN a furniture warehouse
D. THIS - an entirely new establishment
and 300 old stock On hand Purchasers wlI
find q greatly 10 their interest to give tins stor,
% call before buying rlsew here, "a, the urp,r,,,
tor r confident that be- eau oher them pew,,
yle- % ihe mos' fashionable furniture. nor,
substantially made, aud az greater Laroain.
than any other house IA the city.
CHARLES A STEWART.
AWd ~, 1867
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Americans DID ras to bring out q weekly
paper called III Nicaygcuepsc,' e the
Nieayaguan, hall English, half Spanish.
/ 1t il a very respectable sheet, with good
/ deal OF its space devoted to the en1ight>
meni OF the public regarding tho natural
/ advantages OF the country, Us fertility, rs
+ dolightlel climate. and great mineral wealth
[ The only thing IN the shape of new.pa>
/ per hitherto known in Nicaragua had been
a mere Government gazette. published once
a month or 60.
Tho State of Costa Rica, adjoining Mic
aragua on the south, is the most ilourishiue
OF all the Central American states. II
has been Tor many wears lfee from revein
ton, and the people are comparatively thrlt-
ty aud industrious. The finances Of the
State are 10 good condition, sud DO mil''
tary matters Il Is lar IN advance OF Nichra.
qua. having well-orgsnized militia OF !,
900 or ; 600 men. \ certain proportion OF
the troops are armed with the MIME rile.
and they are well provided with artillery
There are great number OF Germans u
,ee country. MANY Of them IN the employ,
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ryew Orleans Advertisements.


Na-man's, Re.rfs " Sons, AckcrmanS'
and Osborae'S.
lust received large stock Of the above
y eo.ors, 40 cakes aHi 10 Mahogany and rose
wood Boxes. wla loes and KEY Also, Ger
man ColoFs. 10 cases aud boxes, a fine assoft-
mrnt
Od ,o'ors, in ,lh.-English and American
Carsa,c. ter portraits iu frames Of srl0 TO
4gslh.
Canvas M roll, from 90 &c BE- inches wide
sfrr.eber- fo- ransa4,., ~ all sizes
400 do4 6us -aa ard camel hair pencils
$50 pain, ana vanish brushes, all sizes.
sJts-k ayes gold and silver leaf
Zoo tuuit,, duck uria. ~bi,c anf yellow
rr fo.. in sheet. aui bours
1.n.r + a. .ae nsusI culprs.
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SCHOOLS, Etc.
NckENXiE INSTITUTE l..
MALE DEPARTMENT.

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VIEW MMtrnsera,

SOPHA REPAIRING. .'c.
IoSEPii BECilfoLD i, pfepahcd 10 fur
- Dish all kind Of mattresses, with and with
out springs H. also repairs old ones Orders
wil. b. executed through Mf Charles D.okett.
South-Wes, corner public square.
December / ls5h NIT 10
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DANIEL EDN ARDS,
(Oppcr, Tin and >heel-lrOn Worker,

Wv e 30 ana 81 NFT LsT1f NITfFl
4 NopPER, Tin, Iron and Xinc Roofing Val
\ leys, Cutters, Fancy Heads, Down Pipes,
Iron Vault Doors, Shutters, Frames, Bolts, OF
every description, iron Cutters, Prison Work.
Hotels and dwellings supplied with Steam
Tables, drying rooms plate heaters, bathing
apparat-s Machinery repaired, ard jobbing
Of ever, description punctualy attended to
Brass Founding, finishing and pattern ma.
KING april lg-y
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Il q NatafIrr sfrro'. y @ -
W.nutlc.ar, - South N.rmputH N-e
Our stock Of Sh,y- lnuot h- -urra--ed tt
amy SIN. lar establishment in 'h' -Hntf tlai
prices arr reasonable .ai term. .ncrl avis
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I OSl' or mi-iad-Ihe headrigh, cert feat,
! 4 Of Ayers Moody, which vas obtained il
the District Count Of Harrison County on ID,
i,lh Day of september, 1910, Second class
Ii not found within sixty days shall apply ioi
duplicate,
DAVID SINsON,
March %. lN5G n3l-Ht.
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Local Advertisements.
CONE. AT LAST ,,
AND
CHEAP lOI, ASH.

I WISH TO call the attention OF tht n
! citizens Of HARRISON county To my ksA
large stock Of goods IN store and 10 which -
additions are being made every week. have
uuW uu hand,
Ffu four cooking, shop, oilieo. and parlur
stowe. Of 40 kinds and ptiee- 10 b'd-steads
from : I 20 > 25. 600 chars ct all kinds
from ~ cents 90 ; % 90 piece 80 dining ta-
hles, assorted 50 V1sh and work stands ~
sorted 4s sofas, assorted 80 cribs and ~
hradlr- Is bureaus ~ card ~ side tables .
.---.-~-----r~ lou pos, sBirs centre Tables,
tyrfsyiRs chldrcn'- Wagons tubs, trays
bowls, and buckets, assorted
slinuugVhycl-, brooms. Hardware, 700 kegs Of
nails, n,-oricd buds and finishing nails OF the
best quality. castings II all kinds tine Dot of
in.t,s and forks, ,poaus, ladies Sc. The finest
lot Of poo, krt cutlery ever brought 30 ihls ps.a.
Guus, and pistols, a-snrted Quccn'., glass,
and iiu ware \ large lot of Jowelry, watches,
and fancy goods arroriions, musical lustr-
mcnts, toys Nc. Dry goods, Nnts shoes, hats,
caps, and bonnet- q Iaree NJ Of wall ~.
paper, assorted, also a IarsclAd well Sc ~
'cctcd stock of groceries, tf the best quality
40 Of smrh intend to sell
ron CASH.
A. ann determined 60 do Gsh business, DO
not a.k for time, a. neeessit, has compelled
me io adopt this rule.
Cnil and settle up your old accounts, or You
viii be- pushed ON them sure
Also,
wish 10 sell out ms house. lot and stock,
aud % bargain can be- had by Any PERSON that
wants a. commence business here. Will Lake
negrues stock, Or horses, and hand IN part pay
mcpt Call and see my stock.
KING TilEIFORD
Nanhall, Tcsas, Feb. 10Th, 1896. Is If
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" l. have just received from New &C.
" York and New oflean. the -
largest stock of Sadilery, Harness @
Leather, and every article lu tie satdlcfy line
that was ever brought To Eastern Texas, and
we PROMISE our friends and customers, that
W are now prepared to make any Kind o
work IN our linc win dispatch Gail aud cx.
anime. c. T.. ilihSON & co.
October IS, 1850 IL Il
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Notice.

I NJ " ASkOM be. withdraw from the
-. firm Of y Howell a Co H. re-.
specially invites bis friend, TO call ou him at
Shreveport, where he ha, large stock ct rro-
eeries, and 'Tuy N cash 10 adtaars an cotton.
January 10, 1856 II
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I'VE ctndtAnsl esrtiIiea'o' Of Headlight,
a~'hto N. by Us Board Of Land Coln.
mi'sionsr. Of Ssl Ad&haiee county. in ls3a,
10, ~ Fresof Land, number not recollect-
ID, u nel igpnd inlsAty days viii apply for
y duiAses GEORGE LANE.
Apr. ., Jaj,A-319t
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IN consequence Of rumor having been cir
culaiod that our charges per barrel tor .ior
ing up freight are % cents, We are induced {,
notify our friends and the puble that oul
charges are as follows
Storage per barrel ....... lac
Dutage, receiving and forwarding 6te.
WHITE SMITH q BALDWIN
April ~, ls56 35-gm
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SETTLE IP.
4 It. PERSONS indebted to me, from 1872
n ull the present time, Will please come
forward and pas ny, or ,hey wiI have tc settle
with mn officer; and those who have settle.
rnouts with me w.ll come forward and pass
receipts want 60 settle VITA cycryh body to
siraiahtcn my business; make nI who owe me
pay up, and discharge all my debts
\ u. BURRESS.
January g. 1853 23tt
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TEACHERS:
REV J IS + NckENIlF. Principal
SMITH RAGSDALE.
d b. FULLER
J. + KENNEDY
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-23

POLITICAL STIR IN MANE.-Democralic and
wing mass meetings were held at Wateryile
Maine, Wednesday, neither of which were
largely attended, but very enthusiastic. w,
d. D. Moore presided over the democrats, who
were addressed by Nathan Clifford of Portland
and James W. Bradbury of Augusta The
wings were addressed by George Evans, Prime
as Barnes of Portland, and D. Bronson of Bath
n teller was read from Rufus Choate of Bos-
ton' iavoring the election of Buchanan. The
democrats met in the forenoon and the wings
~ 'ie afternoon and strong symptoms Of fra
ternlzmg were apparent.
Fremont rally was also had on the COLLAGE
grounds, by students and citizens. who weye
addressed by Lot M. Morrill, and others
Afterwards procession was formed in which
about one thousand persons joined. Manv
dwellings, AID stores were decorated with F,e.
mont and Dayton flags. The commencement
exercises also occurred and passed of credita.
bly,. D''"-
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MISCELLANY.

Monk BACKING DowN-Jldges Lecomptc
and Cato and Marshal Donaldson, the Willing
instruments of the wicked tyranny inflicted up.
on Kansas, were invited to resign some week.
ago by the administration, but not having chan.
ged their minds also, they declined and have
now been removed. Further than this, the
New York Herald's Washington correspondent
says the indictments for treason are all to be
quashed,-ihese being the only conditions on
which Col. GearY would accept the governor
ship Of Kansas from the administration. Good
so iar' but the dongs of the bogus legislature
must DO ripped up before we can begin to hope
for clear field for the free state cause in the
future. These concessions, wrung from an
unwilling but convicted power, only make the
great crimes of the administration stand out the
more boldly. But we must watch these instru-
menls OF slavery closely, for il may be they
coneede portion of justice only that they NAV
seize hold more tightly of the great object Of
their lust. There can be no full reparaiion,
no adequate justice, until Kansas is again ded-
lcaled TO freedom. Everything short of that is
but mockery of the word justice
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USE NONE BUT
HAYES ALLIED 0INTMENTS
AND HUMOR SYRUP.

The question finally settled Hrolids Rejoicing,
"A ner era IN .medicise ~
SCROFULA, Salt Rhuem, Erysipelas. Can.
- cerous Humors, Scald Head, Itch, Burns Nercu.
rial Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers Ring Worm and In.
mors aud Ernptive Diseases ofevery kind can be car.
ed anh the Blood clcansed OF all impurities BY the use
of Hayes Allied Ointment and Humor Syrup--lhe
most eheelual remedies ever offered To The public
These celebrated remedies cure diseases speedv
thoroughly and permanently without injury TO the sys,
TEN. We have numerous testimonials from persons OF
the first respeclahiy, who have had occasion to use
these never-iang remedies IL their families ia the
beneficial results. Try ,hem-entire satisfaction guar
anieed in all eases. Prepared by Dr.. q. D. Hayes
dlscoNefef and manufacturer. Hayes x Nash Pro.
pneors Lawrence Mass, Beware Of an article ia the
market styled The "Genuine Allied Ointment" pui %
mine. w ~
J. W. uoLTON. NV ~
July 1856, Iv9e