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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-11
PROBATE NOTICE.

II nersons holding claims against the estate OF
"A LANES p. Hughes deceased, late of Butte coun-
- are hereby notified to present them with proper
to the undersigned within ten months from
his date. or they will be forever barred. ASss
'hiS o~' X. HOBART,
Public Administrator Butte CO. =
Bidveu, Oct. ID, is5s, 49,. 9V~U c4-sA
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-11
NOTICE..

hereby giAen 10 all persons holding liens on the
d Jenny Lind Iiocl," in the town of OroYilie,
Butte county, California, 10 present the same with
legal proof thereof in lhr Justices Court Of 7 E>
OF ). p, in and Tor Opbr Township, on't tMonaay
Nov. "a, 1886, at 10 O'Clock VI.
BY order Of COur
BUTTE LUMBER. COMPANY.
BY Tom WELLS, Auy.s
Oroville, Nov. l3, le56. sd
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-11
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

VENIIE CO-PARTNERStllP heretofore existing be
"a tween the undersigned. was dissolved b; mu
tuol consent the 9Th OF September, lej6.
The partnership business will be settled by b. b..
Bliyen X Co A., at Charey's b. u. BLENIN,
D.F ROGERS.
CharIey's Ranch Sept. i2. S5g sl2-lU
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-11
PROBATE NOTICE.

A III. persons holding claims against the estate Oh
u Victor Laudiere. deceased, late of Butte county,
are hereby notified to present them Win prcpo, s.a
vouchers TO the undersigned, "ithih Yen ho"'A'
's ~"'o' " r. HOBART,
Public Administrator Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-11
SyIERTrF'S SALE.

HDY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION issued out
Ed of the District Court Twelfth Judicial District,
in and tor the county of san Francisco, State of Cal
itornja to me directed and delivered, commanding
me to make the sum of three hundred and ten TWEEN
ty. two onchundredth dollars principal, with interest
thereon at the rate of ten per cent per annuin from
date of Judgment until paid, and costs OF suit,
amounting to the sum of thirty-iOur twenty-five one
hundredh dollars together with the accruln9 costs OF
said suit wherein NJ d. Lassevell is plaintiff and
John G Thompson and George Marquis are the de-
PENDANTS. | will on the 10Th day of November, "A.
d. 1856. between the hours OF two and three O'Clock
F. NJ sell ut public sale. 10 the highest bidder for
cash all of the right, title and interest of said de-
PENDANTS in and to one building situated ON Mont
gonery street about 20 by II feet in size and one story
high. with IA sIoop in front Also, all that part or
parcel or lot of land upon which said house is situ-
led described as follows To wit fronting hly feet on
Montgomery street and running back l32 feet be-
tween the French hotel and Brewster house, ns be-
ing part of Lot number Is. and Block number - as
marked on the Town Plat of the Town of OroVile,
Butte couty California, and partly upon ground not
included iu said Plat the same being the house and
lot now occupied by Brown and Peacock. as dwell
ing house. sale 10 take place al The Court house
door in ihe Town of Orovlle, county and state
aforesaid. r. fhEEh, SherlH
October 81. A. ID. 1856. Butte county.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-11

COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE,
" tBIDwEtL, July 18Th. 1856. -
NOTICE Is hereby yiyne, thai all persons nOldIhg
~ Butte County Warrants payable from the gene.
raj fund.- registered between February 10th, 1850 ana
Nav 9Th. 1856, that the Will be redeemed
on otesentaiion at my Office. And notice is further
gwen that froi and after this date, said warrants
viii cease 10 beay. Interest.
6WILLIAM LATTIMORE,
EafTreasurer Of Butte County
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-11
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Board Of Supervisors,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Board Supervisors,
County of Butte Nov Term.
the matter of The declaration Of certain streets in
Il the Carlton tract to be highways and to alter the
road to McConnelrs Ferry 1t is hereby ordered that
the present road running from the termination OF
Bird, Robinson and Montgomery streets in the town
of Orovle to Butcher Ranch in said county, be. and
the same is hereby declared vacated rs public high
way. And it is further ordered that the sald Bird,
Montgomery and Robinson streets of said town of
Orovle. be extended as public highways across the
tract of land known rs the Carlton Tract. and ad'
Joining said town of Oroyile. said combinations OF
Bird, Robins III and Montgomery street. To be sixty
six feet in width, and extending IN directions parallel
with each other according To the plan or servey of
said Carlton Tract. made by NJ II. Farley. And it is
further ordered that the street marked Fourth Ave-
nue.. according to the plan and servcy Of the said
Carlton Tract be. and the same is hereby declared To
be Il public highway-the said Avenue to be sixty six
feet in width and extending said tract of land
And it is further ordered that much of the First
Second Third, Fifth Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Av
enues as lie between Robinson and Montgomery
streets according the plan survey of said NJ. H.
Farley of said Carlton Tract now on file in the Office
of the county Recorder of said county. be, and the
same are hereby declared to be public highways. all
of said highways to be sixty feet in width. And it
further ordered that the road laid out from the
termination of the said Robinson street, across
the Butcher Ranch to its junction with the old road
be- and the same is hereby dccared pubic high
way. said highway to be sixty six feet in width.
Attest the foregoing true copy.
MILES CHAPLIN, Clerk of Board.
Ry NJ H. Dnrrach Deputy. ni5--5d
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-11
FERRYN NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
" will apply to the Board of Supervisors in and
for Butte County, at the February term thereof in
1857, for License to run Ferry and Bridge across
The Middle Fork of Feather River, few rods above
the junction OF the North Fork OF said river.
SYLVESTER p. SAVAGE.
Orovills, Nov. 10 lSs6t0 fm-f-o
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-11
MARY JANE WALKER, L.. !
Signed, sealed and delivered in presence Of
FRANK f. TAYLOR.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ,.s

tOUNTY OF BUTIk.
Am THIS this the l7th bay of November, 4 D.
~ one thousand eight hundred and titiy six, be-
fore me, William G.. English, Notary Public IN and
for the aforesaid county, personally appeared before
me. Mary Jane Walker, sole trader, personally
known to me TO be the individual described in and
who executed the within instrument as ihe party
thereto, and she acknowledged 10 me that she exc,
cuted the freely and voluntarily, for the uses
and purposes thercinmentoned. Aud the said Mary
Jane Walker, wife Of JHbez {. " aiker. having been
by me first made acquainted with the contcnls OF said
instrum eat, acknowledged To me, on an examination
had sepa rate apart from and Without ihe hearing OF
her husband that she executcd the same freely and
voluntarily. without fear, c0mpulsion, or any undue
influence of her said husband, aud TINT She did not
wish to relract the execution OF The same.
In testimony whereof have herennto set
d.. - my hand and affixed my official seal, the day
and year first above written.
2n53w NM.G. ENGII> II, Notary Public.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-11
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE

ACE,--Creat Blessing to Mankind!-lnnocent bnt Po-
tentl-Dr. L. j. Czapkay's prophylactlcum, (Self Dis
injecting Agent1 sure preventative aganst gonor
rhnal and syphililc diseases and rem
adv fnr All ihe yeneria scrofIlous gangrcnous aud
cnncerous ulcers fetid discharges from the vagina,
nrer,s and urehra and all cutaneous eruptions and
diseases. As innoculaon Is preventative against
small pox so Is Or. l. }. CZapkays Prophilacncuul
n preventative against syphca and gonorfheai
disensas HARMLESS in itself, it possesses the power
of chemically destroying the sypn'lluc VIRUS, ana
tho ,,ost loathsome of all diseases. Let no young
man vho appreciates health be without Or. cap
kay's Prophacticum. 1t is in very convenient pack
ages, and will be- found convenient to use oelhg
mseJ as a soap Price S.. For sale ut DR. Ia. j.
Czankay's Office Atmory Hall, corner OF Sacramento
and Montgomery streets, San Fmuclsco
All orders must be addressed to h. j. Czapkay, VI
D. San Francisco, California. ma
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTTCE>
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that Fthe undersigned
~ will apply to the Board of Supervisors, III and
for Bntte County. mt its February Term, A. d. loot'
nr ns soon thereafter as a piicaton can be heard,
For !. Rrdpe and Ferry License across South Feather
river at or near it, junction with the North FORK OF
Feather River in Bidwel township. in said county,
By order of he Bidwell Bridge Company.
Nov. 10, 1856. 49, ,,,,e,e, u..,
Gro. w. HISS,
RT. NAN NoRpEN,
j. A. MURRAY, STrustees.
JosEPH GLUEkAuF,
Jos t. n. LEWIS,
prv VAN NORDEN. See'y nI1--td
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-11
DECLARAToRY NOTICE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

COUSTY OF BUTTE.
Mary Jane Walker to Declaration of Sole Trader
II MRS. MARY JAAE WALKER, wife of JabeL
4 q Walker. being desirOi.s of awaiting herself of
the benefits OF certain Act of the Legislature of the
State of California. and entitled " An Act To author
ize married women SO transact business in their own
name sole Traders-passed April 18th, A d.
lsJ2" do hereby declare, that it is my intention To
transact and carry Vn The business OF Keeping Is
dairy for the purpose of selling milk, butter. &c in
the county OF Butte and State of California. that in
tend to carry ON said business in my own name. aud
will hereafter be responsible for any debts contracted
by me- and that In" amount of property invested by
me in said bnsigess does not exceed The OF five
thousand dollars. /.
MARY JANE WALKER, r.. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10
An Il,eaftimate RuIer.

The Paris correspondent of the New York Her.
aid refers to what he calls the strange steries told
about Napoleon the Thirds illegitimacy. He says
it is by many believed that he has no Bonaparte
blood in his veins. but, though there is no resem.
bance in the Emperors features to the other mem.
bers of the Bonaparte family. the correspondent
says he is SO like them in his walk and general
carriage. that without consequently it would be
difficult to understand 1t.
Whilst in the rural districts no doubt is enter
tanned of the Empsror's legitimacy, no one about
the Court has the slightest faith in it. Napoleon
the Third is understood to be the son of a German
admiral. His cast of countenance and tempera-
ment are eminently German, though the evidence
which establishes his paternity is entirely indepen
dent of these circumstances. The iilegtimacy of
the Emperor is of course no discredit to himself,
unless bis own conduct is in keeping with the de-
linquenc les of his progeniors. This cannot be al
legged of Napoleon the Third, for, however grasp.
ing and selfish his policy to other nations, he has
been true as steel to France, and has contributed
more to her solid advancement and glory than any
of the legitimate or Legitimate rulers who have
preceded him for the last five hundred years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10
Exports from southern States.

The Baltimore American remarks that, In add
ton to the increasing exports of the great South
ern staples which each new yearly exhibit Is fur
nshing 1t has been shown the events of the last
two or three that in spite of the predictions
of short-sighted political economists and certain
supposed laws of climatic production the list is be-
ing varied by many alleged impracticable articles.
In Virginia, Georgia and Alabama, especially, has
this been the case. Not only have additions and
large ones, been made of products peculiar to the
climate, but many which were supposed to be
profitable in higher ATTITUDES only, have been pro.
ven by experience to pay, and the potent law of
production contained in that word has led to their
extended culture. Cities which, but a few years
back, footed up their exports with cotton tobacco,
rice &C., alone, are now adding large enumera.
tions of wheat, Indian corn and wool Richmond,
Savannah and Mobile alike exhibit evidences of
this change. and every Southern mind contem-
plates with pleasure the gratifying prospect it pre-
sents Politically it adds greatly to the indepen.
dence of the Southern section of the Union; COM
mercally it adds to its wealth and power, and in
the view of the southern phi lanthropst it varies
and elevates the occupation of the slave popula-
tion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10
5r,uoRArHIc NHwa
REPORTED ron TIL = D - p ATC b.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN.


ourHEc. Sept 9th -Ths steamship Canadian,
from Liverpool with dates TO the 9th ult, arrived
= The steamship Arabia arrived out on the 18th
nlt
grand dinner was given Of Surry Gardens on
the 25th Aug. 10000 persons were present.
Sir VIM Temple. Minister to Naples, and Lord
Palmerston's only brother, IL dead
large chartist meeting had been held At Tod.
morten, to welcome the return Of Jno. Frost from
exile.
FRANCE
Affairs in France are dull
The Emneror and family continue ut Bearitz
NanoIeon "a said to be suffering much from q
diseased liver.
There IL nothing definite from Spain The
government is chiefly occupied in appolnssne new
officers to all the civil departments enemy from
the Liberal Party.
An Announced decree would appear in q few
days, suppressing the whole National Guard-that
of Madrid is already disarmed.
PORTUGAL
The bread riots have been suppressed.
The cholera at Lisbon was declining.
A great many arrests had been made by the
troops in consequence Of the riots
The arrival of French Squadron OFF Texas
caused much excitement-
ITALY.
II il said that the King of Naples demands TO
submit his differences with the EUROPEAN POWERS
to European Congress.
Ess rmored that A collision bad taken place
between some Neapolitans and body OF SWISS
troops
The crops throughout the Kingdom had partially
failed.
AUSTRIA. -
Austria had seauestered and ordered 10 DC soio
the proparty of the Lombard exiles.
RUSSIA. .
Russia had VOLUNTEERED two or three ships 70 aid
any exnedition Prussia might send against the
AIgerine pirates.
THE SOUND DUES.
Hopes are entertained that England Will speedi'
" assent to the capitalization OF the Soued Dues'
The cholera had appeared at Stockholm.
LATEST.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 1.-THE Russian reply
to the powers gives hopes of the surrender OF
Belgrade.
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, August 9th Cotton unchanged,
With sales for three days of 10000 bales.
Breadstuffs a shade higher Wheat OF letter
grades SITTER but not quotablv higher; Red quo.
ted at 7s to Ga Cd; White 9s 6d0l1s The price OF
Flour has changed li:tla-Baltimore and Phiia'
delpbia being quoted at 3Os033s; Ohio 33s 34s
sd Corn has advanced Cd, with sales of white at
34035s; yellow and mixed 33s 6d034s
Provisions unchanged Money market un-
changed. Consols for money 95t to 95t.
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DIED.

On Tuesday morning, 9th inst JOHN ENDEkns
sor 81 william and Elizabeth w. Palmer, In the I'm
year Of bis ago. .-.,...
Via - attend his funeral thu Wednesday) eker-
No.. n 1 O'Clock. from st. Jsme1 Church.
on Tuesday Afternoon September 9Th, 1t 10 minutes
mast o'clock MARIA VIRGINIA. youngest dsuGh-
tsr Of J. ". and Maria H. Ramos, sged years mos.
and Is days $500 rz.sx
= 600, little loved one, 60
f-ts mothers heart can toll ,s
And mona but hers ean fully know
How hard to say--FAaEwELLn ..msi :.
The fends and scquaintances Of the family are ~
fectionstely invited to attend her funeral on TINS
"Wednesday aftsrnoon, ct o'clock. from the Tifst
Baptist Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10
Trcasonable Plot a su,u.t the Union


The Free Soil papers of the North are publish
ing cock and bull story to the effect that Gov
ernor WISE and ether Southern leaders, with the
concurrence of President Pierce, and portion of
his Cabinet, have been preparing for coup detat
at Washington, in the event of Gel. Fremonts
election. The New York Herald processes to re-
gard this intelligence as highly curious and i'm.
portant political revelation 1t says that Governor
Wise is ready for the coup deat-ready to take
possession of the treasury and the archives Of the
government, In the interim between November
and March.
This is highly important intelligence In one
sense Whilst, of course, none of the Free Soil
Journals believe single word of ii, 1t furnishes
convenient pretext for coup dstat on their own
part, by way of counteracting the alleged Southern
plot against the Union. Such an operation is in
perfect harmony with the instincts and policy of
that underground faction. We advise them, how
ever, 70 invent some more ingenious and plausible
fable, If they expect to gull any class Of their
readers save idiots and madmen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10

1--WE DOLLARS REXVARD..-A small
Il German GIRL, about IL years of age, left her
home Friday last and issupposed to be wandering
about the streets She has black eyes and prominent
cheek bones, and is small for her age She speaks
the English language with distnctness. A small girl
answering this description has been seen begging
about the city, which 10 not improbable, she was
reduced to this necessity at early period of her
life. The subscriber received her from the Commits
soner of Emigration, and feels DESTROYS OF
ing her from the pernicious influences by which she
may be surrounded. The delivery of the girl at my
residence, on CANDLES Hill, will be rewarded as
above se Its ASA SNYDER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10
pirgiaians Dronaed-Fye-TAe Crops, DC.
coRREsPoNpEseE OF THE pIsPArcH

SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. 6, 1856
II becomes my painful duty to note the oeatn OF
lieutenant ariner of Norfolk, Va, Lieu1enant
of the Revenue Cutter fancy. He was oro"neu
Yesterday At the mouth Of the Savannah river
He. with the Quartermaster and two saiiors, put
out In a boat to speak the steamer Gorooh, coming
M to town. when, from some cause, tne Ioa. came
in collision with the steamer clusuips o, ~ anu
drowning Lieutenant Gardner and the quarter
m.s,ar The two sailors were saved by clnging to
the CARA.
The large rice mill of r. Habbersham, Esq,
was burnt this morning about II o'clock. There
was about 500, 900 worth of rice in the MILL which
was destroyed The loss Is heavy
Our city has been thrown into some little ex.
element for the past week, by Col McGee ana
Captain Jones Of Kansas They were sent on by
the georgia Colony, to represent their condition to
their brethren in Georgia and solicit their aid.
Savannah has answered the call promptly, and
contributed as one days collection Sll00. This,
when we consider that most of our wealthy citt-
zens are at the North, is liberal Speaking of our
wealthy citizens going North, think If they knew
of the Springs of Virginia, unsurpassed by any in
the Union, they would not go and throw theiF
means into the Golfers of the North. who use il
to subyert the interests of the South, but would
spend their summers in their own section
The weather during the last two weeks has been
somewhat cooler, and at times thick coat was an
agreeable companion.
The crops in Georgia, think, will fall short OF
last year Some new cotton has been brought 10
market The season will be earlier than last year,
but the yield will fall far short and the cotton mol
so good in quality.
Wheat will be inferior to last years, and crop
not a. large.
The corn crop will be much less Some OF the
farmers who sold all their last years crop WIN nc
compelled to buy VIGNETTE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10

There " ere GA deaths in Mobile for the month
of August past the ightest bill ever recorded for
that month.
Jones Springs North Carolina, have been sold
to Boyd Il Jones for $4,000
VIM Pacaud was shot by Richard Horn at
Nashville, Tenn, on the lst inst, and died the next
day.
The Charleston, S. c., papers announce the
death of Chas. Mouzon, an old citizen of that
place.
Anthony Burns has turned up again-in the
shape of a biography, which the Abolitonsts in
Boston are to publish, as tract for the times"
Only 50 deaths in Norfolk last month.
Lawrence Washington, Esq, has been unani-
mously elected presiding justice of the County
Court of Westmoreland.
The Legislature of Texas adjourned on the LIST
of September.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10

One OF the Fremont orators at the North travels
with huge circus tent aud band of minstrels.
q theexpenss Of the Free Soil committses---
Whenever be arrives At = town, be pitches his
tent ssts bis mnstres 70 singing, and thus gathers
The crowd. whom be harangues in the most ap-
proved Style Of abolition oratory II be would
ed msnsseris TO the ciscus,composed of Rocky
Mountain beAra and other yarmints, and ride the
Woody Horse around the ring, the dignity Of the
4 axhibitios would be complete,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-10
SUMMER RETREATS.
WHITE AND BLACK
~ PHIIR r N G. 6 Thin 1ali htE,I -.

COYNER,s WHITE AND BLACK All
" PHUR SPRlNGS.-This delightful watering
situated the line of the counties Of Roanoke and
Botetourt, surrounded by mountains. and in one of
the most beautiful picturesque and fertile perion.
of Virginia, and Immediately the line of the VIZ
ginia and Tennessee Railroad within go yards of N.
road itself, and about half mile from Bsnsacks De-
pot, only eight nine hours ride from Richmond and
Petersburg, and about two hours from Lynehburr.
Persons leaving City Point, or Petersburg Or Rich.
mond, in the morning, by the Southsids and Danyis
Railroads. and taking the of the Virginia and Ten.
nessee Railroad at Lynchbure, reach Bonsacks depot
about O'Clock r Nj the same day, where an Omni-
bus &c, will meet them, and ssnvey them to the
Springs.
There are three White and two Black Sulphur
Springs, whose curative powers can be attested BY
of persona who have been entirely relieved BY
using the waters. The reputation of these waters for
half century past has been established in tho sur
rounding counties for having cured many persons a.
icted with various chronic and other diseases Thew
are not surpassed by any mineral waters in Virginia
for the cure of Dyspepsia in its various FORMS Afs
tons of the Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, General De-
Cutaneous and other Diseases Of the skin and many
of the diseases peculiar to females They are gently
purgative and diuretc, with strong discrimination to
tho skin. For certificates to the efficacy of the
waters of these Springs, see handbills.
The Buildings are spacious and convenient, and
almost entirely new, consisting of Hotels, Csttages
&c, ahordlng accommodanonn equal to any to be
found in the mountains Of Virginia, for about 400
persons.
The Furniture and Fixtures about equal to
those of the best hotels in our cites.
The Bedding 10 unusually good, with hair mattresses
throughout the estabshment-as to all which we in
vite visitors to examine and judge for themselves
No pains have been spared In obtaining the best
servants and the most experienced and best qualified
assistants for every department Of the establish
ment.
The general management 10 confided to J. A. HE.
PELFfNGER, ESQ.,, late of Cumberland, Maryland.
assisted by ALFRED R. JAMES and Ro. J. READ, late
of Lynchburg, who will doubt give satisfaction to
all who may visit the place.
ercise.
A fine BAND OF MUSIC IL already secured, and
q Telegraph Office win soon be established st Ben
sacks depot
The TABLE will be found equal to any IN the
mountains, the facilities for securing supplies being
about ~ great a. they can we'll be.
la HEFELFIN0ER CO,
10 ISM Propheton