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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

uDY VIRTUE or AN EXEUTrION Issued ont OF
i'll , the District Court, Tenth judicial District, IN
and for Yuba county and State of California, to me
directed and delivered. commanding me to make
the sum of three hundred ana forty nine dollars and
slightly eight cents and interest thereon from the
eighth day of February A. ID. 1856 until paid. at Il
rate of three per cent per month"; and COSTS Of SUIT
taxed in the sum of forty nine dollars aud fifty five
cents ogeher with all the costs accruing upon said
writ, wherein Thomas J. Taylor is plaintiff and John
Jones is the defendant, nave levied upon and will
sell at pubc sale To the highest bidder for cash, en-
the 30th day of J1ne A. d. 1857 AT the hour of 3
O'Clock NJ all of the right title and interest OF the
above ns ned defenda in and to he following des.
crbed property to wit All Of that certain piece or par.
Gel of land lying in the city OF OrCvi Ia Butte county
California, outside OF the plot of said town laid
down the plot of Oroville now on file in the
Recorder office oi Butte county California, COM
mencing at the N W. corner Of Lincoln and { ont
streets, aud running thence in westerly direction
fifty eight feet, thence right ang in norlherly
direction 100 feet, thence in easlctly direction D
ieet, thence suulherly direction 100 feet to the
place OF beginning, together with all the tcnemens.
'heredments and appearances thercunto belong
ing or in any why apperalnng. Also, in and to all
of that certain piece parcel of land ing and being
situated In the city, county and Stale aforesaid lying
outside of the town plot ot the town OF OrOyiile
as laid down the plot of the town Of Oro lille
fornia, commencing III the n. +. corner of Lincoln
and Front streets. aud running in nm ea,erly drec-
tiOn l05 feet thence nt right angles in nOTtherly d
ecOn 45 feet. thence In sOpthery direction al feet
80 the place Uf beginning, together with all of the
tennaments, heriditiments and appearances there
uEto belonging or in any wise apIeraining.
The above sale TO AXE place at the court House
door IN OrovlltecOunty and state aforesaid
hated June 9th, 1897.
r. FREER Sheriff Butte County
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29
Wagon Road Convention.

ktPE, Cl.ATORS may talk II the near wagon road,
- Iut tu The working community. there's nothing
i e hoard.
ga may talk of boarding houses, ard say "hat you
viii
There's none lke the MAINE HOUSE that's close by
ti,. inIll
Is the oldest end best house that is in this Town,
Aud Through rns! and hard les II never runs down.
Io men oi gItat or small apeiites. TINS VIII say
ton can honrd by The week. or board 10y The DAY.
Jr II !,u have i.ur bs. aud hungry you itei,
ia, Ia SHd on have IA stsSstaa'2ai Wsai
g.. w"h't teeu you up hnsh, or any such sauce
ale keeps superior T-mp' rnrce House.
. A"n ~ Why liz superior. will let you know,
lie bays grub or The cash from the merchantsbe0w
.'d TIA n The reason lai he can afford,
For hrs m'B'! Io give yUu superior board
ih, iIun-i' Is ell ventilated IA. suit The sanmer,
And every one's " scoine eAeeplh < Il hummer.
= 0m II lover o' good grub, Maine House, Mont
Some-y ct, Orvville, by
myiS-tf hsa.s =. McCALLEN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29
SHERIFF ) SALE.

ElY VIRTUE OF an execution issued out Of the
.nB District Court of the Tenth judicial District in
and for the county OF Yuba and state of California TO
me directed and delivered. commanding me 60 make
the sum Of two thousand hundred aud ifty.eight
dollars and forty nine cents, with interest on two
thousand one hundred and five dollars aud nineteen
cents from tho 29h day of May A. ID. 1851 at the rate
uf one and one half per cent. per month until paid
and also the costs aCcrung upon said writ, wherein
John G. Fall and II. f.. Brewster plaintiffs and
Abraham FOlck and Bunneil iias.elt defendants,
have levied upon aud will sell nt public sale to the
higt Isl bidder Tor cash on the 9th day of June A.
D.18j7 at the hour of O'Clock 7. VI all OF the
right title and interest of both either Of the above
named defendants Abraham Folck and Bunneil Bas
sett in and the following described property, TO
wit: The one fourth interest to five mining claims
situated in Butte county stale of California, and
o known rs Willard 4 Co = claims Said claims com
rnence at a stake on the bank Of the West Branch OF
Featherrver ut a point about mites above Mil
City on the opposite side of tie river therefrOm,
thence running up the river 200 feet Ia sIakehence
back unto the hills 10 the dividing ridge. Also upon
all tools euices and mining implements belonging
to or in anywlse appertaining to said mining claims
Sale u take place at the Court House door, in the
town of Oroville, county al state aforesaid.
P.FREElt, Sheriff Butte Go.
JuneE 1857
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29
p. FREFR. Sheriff Ru,i. Co.
skKEAIF : = nAkA

nY VIRTUE uF AStXE Uli., i.-u,,l out OF
~ The district CoUrI, NBLIs d.,3,tai Ii> ret. IN
and for Butte Count! and si4i4 al Cauur,m. TO ne
directed and deliver, H. ,siug u., , ii,r tn,.
sam oftweve hundred and sa..sIi .o ar. u th AMER
est thereon until pad. and iEe sat; u /. uinr.
coats ~ sah, 1.Ssher w IT,. cnslA A.4g .,u slh
writ, wherein ~ SKY. Levy q. ~. he pluiu
tiffs and lIrannagan A>sti The S4 1, dams
have levied upon ana sell al uh,ic sas IL ibr h -
eat bidder fof cash on The 3lh DAY o. i. s.-. A H.
As57 ut the hour .. two ociuck u. NJ nli ollie !gh
title and interest of Richard NJ nrunhAt;i A. iptaz
kissen, the defend ants aOUye tntu H. ala -, In
folLOging described property III vii: Al =" u ~ Ger
tain pi parcel III land i iHg and bei Z II uaird
in the town uf Oruye, Butte cuuidl afL state ,d
California and described as bellows: ir n;lnv ui.
Montgomery street Le ween Myers ani hHnl"t
streets, comGG tLcing NJ the America Tie aiIe "a
running to IL Emanuel's house tWtiye ir, l. he, c,
hack one hundred and thirty Two itei IurmItg e,
paraelloeramc twelve feet front by huh,!r,d uut.
thirty two ieet batk, together wnh al al The Icie.
ments, heTidiiimenis and aprerlr ancrr li' reun (,
helOnging ~ Ia any wiss appcrlnil ihg. Tie Hhove
sale TO take place The aouTI House dUCr Ia Uru-
yiIe county aud STATE a.nsaid.
Dated Oroyille, Ju'e OH. le37.
L. FREk.R. Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29

EgttEiI, Notice hrtoby given ihat three certain
a pltuuslry uN.t. MADE by Abel & Monty. Of
Gruy lt. ha.e C.ua I! attic to the order Ui n. X.
NTsif =. r~' 's frrf1. ,-sctr~ iUr the Of
seNtr tuI.rt. rHG rVtI. N-t He twrIty eight one
HUNDRED. h- tutr-. due tcyc'mIly nj sixty, ninety
aud one hundred aud twenty da's from date, May
llth ea5l aI NOT ur paIl 10y me, as the cunsidera-
tiun Of lhe ai Guts hes ialeJ, aud ali persons
warned mol o iruGe .Dr lem.
n. X MASTEN.
nrnyI!le. Nav la'h l~J1 I'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29
EAGLE i A X f. X Y,
CORNLR MYERS g. BIRD SITS, OROVlLLE.

n WOULD SAY TO MY FRlEN1S and the public,
n thd having become sole proprietor OF the above
siab.hment ain ready to serve them with the best
and freshest
BREAD, PIES, CAKES. &C,
AT short notice md on the most reasonable Terms.
SODA, SUGAR & BUTTER CRACKERS
const,ItlI on baud My Wagon will deliver every
hing in my line at the residence OF my customers.
CHARLES CHERRY.
Oroville. Ju:v %, 1906 jy22-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29
SHE2IEF'S SALE

UpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued out of
Id the District Court, 9th Judicial District in aud
Tor Butte county, Calf rnn to dire Cted and de.
Hversd, commanding me to make the sum of two
thousand nine hundred and sevcAiy five dollars " ih
legai interest thereon until paid, together with AL the
costs accrung upon said writ, wherein George ".
Hess an6 Larcomb are plaintiffs, and " McCracken
White, Henry Powers, j. B. Fnden. :. I. White.
John Doe and Richard Roe, composing The Pioneer
Mining Company, are The defendants 1 have levied
upon and will sell AT public sale 10 the hi hest bidder
for cash. ON the lst day of Jdly A. D. 1857, The
hour of seicck F. NJ, all of the right, title and in
teres III the above named defendants m and TO the
following described property, I" wit that pat OF the
North Forth Ot Feather River IIGg along and oppU
site To the Berry Creek Bar IN suite Ct unly Caor'
MA, and known as the PlG:eer Mining CUmpany's
Claim and described ns follows. To wit commenting
at the deep hole nj the head of the Berry retk Bar
and running down the bed of the stream about nine
hunt 7ed and sixty three feet, together win the race
and ul the appeI enances iherentO To belonging Cf IL
any w.se appeiialning Sale 10 take place al the
Court House door IN OroyIe, county and slate
aforesaid.
Dated June 10th, 1921
FREER Chnrim Dutts Cn
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29
r. O &c z

OFYICE oy THE ttfIs QrARTZ MINING Co.,
OfuNlife, tiay Nh. lr.,
A-OTTCE l. l"Iel. ~ eh To- ihe Stockholders oi
IA" Eull, QUer = y inltr ttn any, That a Sc
copd assessment 81 iirr iuuf b.. OF pr cent
he capital stock of saii cTp 10y has this day been
IrNird hy the Is. ard 90 I-Ust'e-. and made payable
nj the Trra.urrrs ofce or before the l7Ih day OF
:. WV. COCGHEY Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29
NOTICE.

rs hereby given, thai vii 'hake application Ia
II go. RnnIG of ruu-r, i>,t't in and tor butte
County, nj their next regular sfsiOn IN Augas', for
A Li,rn.e To run Zero across he Sacramento river
at a pint known jennings Landing, ia Chico
TOWNSHIP.
May 10, 1857. ii. .U.JENNiNGs.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29
HE OrrTC Il

or the Butte Quartz Mining C ,mnaDy is in the
Court d ouse. SW W. CoUGHEY, ssty.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29

lO7 Clay ST., San Francisco,
OFFER FOR SALE
ALCOHOL;
CASTOR OH;
TARTARIC ACID;
BLUE ViTRi0L;
FRESH HOPS;
CAMpHOR;
CREAM OF TARTAR
SAL SODA;
SEiDLlTX POWDERS;
B0RAX.
STRYCHNINE;
FLAV 0RING EXTRACTS;
SHAKERS HERBS;
EPSON SALTS;
SUP. CARB CF SODA;
BAY RUM;
MUSTANG LINIMENT;
ALUM;
BRISTOL BRICK;
SALT PETRE;
IRISH MOSS;
CANARY SEED;
JAMAICA GINGER;
GUM ARABlAC;
INDIGO;
CALABRIA LIQUORlCE;
SASSAFRAS BARK;
TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARlLLA;
SANDS SAKSAPAKlLLA;
COOPER'S lSlNGLASS;
YELLOW WAX;
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29

UAPIV4TF Medical O3irr-IIundrehs O of those who
have contracted disease are dl-hdpulhled OF u
cure hy not calling ON Dr. Young nj dr-i lie VIII
forfeit any sutn il he fails to ca9e that may
ccmc under his care ne matter how long standing or
affecting such ~ ulcers. tImprs nod's b0nches,
pmrles on the fac" AMI body, pans IN ihe bones and
uina wax Guinness trembling. copper co'"red sores,
sting Of the bones, emdciatlon loss oI appetite,
Strength Ond Heeh sores III the nose and ears, loss %
hair weak eyes. itching hum0r-, x Many persen.
amer being relieved Of all EXTERN appearances ot
private disease, suppose themselves cured D aiter
a few months lind they ARE troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before and which
they find it impossible to reeTe. To all who are ui-
6cled in this way, DR. Young would prhcularly rec
ommend trial ot sskill. The symptoms WIN which
you are troubled are caused by lains ID lhe nnod,
which sooner or later viii destroy our htaI' ana hap
Dinpss NCperson who has ever had All attack OF any
private mpaiui should nottail to consult Dr Young
and take "A fc1 bottles Of his invaluable purifying
medicine. they rest assured maj lhsr Oood 10
In n perfectly pure and healthy cohditieh, ana that
every trace OF disease IS removed from The system.
Recent cases cured ia srom Two Ia hVe DAYS without
change of diet hindrance from business or no Zee.
DIR J. e. YOUNG
ONCE corner Montgomery and California streets,
Opposite Wells, Fargo co.'s once hours from 4"
90 ''' Marysuie, June 10th 1855
DRJ C. YOUNG-bEAR SIR:-pTtase send me
81 some Of the medicines you prescribed my
c..e / have friend here who il troubled in exactly
- same way that / was. He has nightly emissions
r,, ad weak back loss OF memory,
and is generally debIilated he is discouraged and
has not confidence enough 10 enable him TO call and
see you. told him how was. aud tnat my friends
all said was consumption aud The doctors up here
guve me up aud advised me to 90 home TO die, but
Instead of gong home called upon you, and here
as well as any OF them, aud ilkey 10 live long
time yet. wifi strenth enough tc work with the strong
es OF them. Doctor will SEM e'ery one 10 you that
hooks to though he needrd physician. shall
not be my iauli If amy one dies for want OF medical
treatment. | VIII do all ! can tn keep the afflicted
away from those pests OF society yelcpt professors
aud high siding titled mcn. who, II III" facts were
known men whOeit their country fOi their cOun-
try's good Publis this le,;Cr, doctor, II you wish,
and hope sufne Of those that humOugged me, may
ST II aud sleep rad 'ur one night
1TulyyG ~, GEO. DAVIDSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29

The san Jonquin Republican, Shasta Courier,
Mary s,i'c fNprc--. Nevada journal. Noun ain Dem.
Ccral, Butte Rec ri, santa Barbara Gazette. Los
Angeles star Santa Cruz %rntinal, and Humboldt
Times, viii p"blsh III" atOve by order ot the SecTt.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
[BY AUTHORITY.l
' Ote on the state DEBT {.
0TFICE OF SECRETARY or STATE.

DAVID =. DOUGLASS. SECRETARY OF
State Of the State Of California. do hereby GER
tiy that the annexed is a true and correct copy OF
the original Act now on file in my office
Witness my hand, and the great seal of State nj
on ce in Sacramento, California. the tweniy.siNh day
Df May, A. D. 1851. DAVID F. DOUGLAS.
1sEALl SecretarY Of State
, 1857-01-16

A LEGISLATIVE PRAYER-The Chaplain
Of the Indiana Legislature recently opened
the session with general prayer which
closed with the following eloquent and sen
sible invocation:-"And o Lordl have
mercy on our legislators. Be with them and
bless them even il they know Thee not
Spare their lives and teach them to glorify
Thy name. Hasten them to their homes,
where they may direct their attention to
good works and general usefulness among
their families and neighbors. May the
people resolve to keep them there, and III
future elect men of sound morals and ton.
perate habits, SO that good may hereafter
result from legislation. Save the good
people Of the State from the disgrace which
must follow if this same crowd should again
come here to make laws. Hear US, Lord
and grant our prayer. Amen"
, 1857-01-16
"uVe them Down"

brother, art thou poor and lOwly,
Toiling, dredging day By day,
JOuneying, painfully and slowly,
On thy dark and desert way
Pause not, though the proud ones frown!
Shrink not, fear not. ,Lirs them dorm
81, Though to vice thou shalt not pander,
Though 10 virtue thou shalt kneel,
. Yea thou shalt escape not SANDER
Gibe and Lis thy soul must feel:
Jest Of willing, curse Of clOwni
j., Heed not either! Lire them dOlen,
Hate may WELD her scorgcs horrid;
Malice may thy woes deride
Scorn may bind with thorns thy forehead /;
~ EnUy's spear may pierce thy side
n Lol through cross shall come the erO'cH
Gni Fear no Josman. LiUe them dozen !
, 1857-01-16

The NoRrH AND THE SourH.- Friends
and fellow-citizens ! Providence has cast
our lot together as one people. The Un-
ion has made US powerful, safe, and respec-
ted the world over. We prospered under
it beyond all example or precedent We
shall continue prosperous if we do not de-
spise our own mercies. There is no reason
why We of the north should wage per-
petual warfare against the south They
have not wronged US, but have faithfully
fulfilled their part of the stipulations Of
the national compact. Have We done. the
same towards them Should the black
republicans get into power they would in
stanIly repeal the fugitive slave law, or so
amend it as to render it imperative. In
either case they would deliberately violate
a stipulation of the constitution, deemed
so important by the south that without il
the Union could not have been formed.
This is matter of history, aud cannot be
gainsaid. The deliberate and continued
violation Of one stipulation of q covenant,
is virtually breach of the whole. How
much better to live up to our engagements
until honorably discharged from them As
friends, the sonth arc invaluable to us.
AS enemies, they could do Us vast mischief
in various ways. Wars between US and
them would be as frequent and as bloody
MS between Judah and the Ten Tribes. In
short, both sections would be, in an inppr-
tant sense, undone. The Union cannot be
maintained by force, as proposed by the
black republicans. 1t must be voluntary
the result of mutual kindness, respect
and good will. Every offensive word, ev-
cry wanton accusation, every breach Of
brotherIy kindness, manifested by one sec.
tioh Of the country towards another, is a
blow aimed at the Union of the States.
Aud what torrent of villi6cation Of the
south has been belched forth by northern
presses and .pulpits within the past Eve
years What Misrepresentation What
uncharitableness Why, thete is not q
foreign nation on the face Of the earth
that we have treated half so badly within
the same period.
All foreign nations put together have
not been subjected to a tithe Of the abuse
which has been heaped upon our brethren
Of the south--our compatriots, who have
stood by us, shoulder to shoulder, in every
war, and who are ready to stand by us to
the death. The south has not changed its
relation to slavery since the Union was
formed. They stand where they were. 1t
is the north that has changed. Or rather,
a portion Of the north, now combined un-
der the abused name Of Republicans" 1t
is these black republicans who are making
war upon their partners, whom they hare
vowed to love and cherish. It is they who
are sowing dissensions and heart-burnings
all over the land, which it will take years,
if not centuries, to heal. 70 rau 81
, 1857-01-16

par 1t is stated in the Friends Intel
ligencer, that from statistics recently pub
lished IN England, while the average dura-
ton Of human life is estimated at 80 years,
that among the friends is an average Of 81
years. Eighteen years thus added to the ave
Iage ofhuman life is fact loo renarkable
not to challenge medical attention, and lead
us to close investigation Of the laws Of life
, 1857-01-16
SATURDAY, Jan, 10

.s.t SATURDAY, Jan, 10.
Mr., Thorndyke, of Jefferson, presented
his credentials, was qualified, and took his
seat. ~ ....--
An act to more specifically define the
powers and duties Of county commissioners
in certain cases, was passed to third
reading.
An act tocreate and organize the county
lk Buchanan, was taken up in the order o.
tsasiness.
On motion Of Mr.. CLARK, it was laid OF
the table.
Mr.. Rutledge, on leave, introduced al
act to incorporate the Olympia Cemetery
Association. Laid on the table for first
reading, on Monday.
Mr.. Clark gave notice that on Monday
next he should introduce resolution asking
congress to repeal the late law relative tc
the courts iu this territory.
Mr.. Kelly, on leave, introduced joint
, 1857-01-16
The Face that Wears a Smile.
BY OwES JONES.

--r5al1 3f BY OWEN JONES.
love the man whose open brow
Proclalms a noble mind
love the sympathetic soul
'i'- That feels for ali mankind
That feels for human wrongs and woes,
And pities cen their guile. o.
SIC And, ohl I,love the angel facs
That ever wears q smile. i.
love my little lisping chiid,
And her who gave ii birth;
love the memory Of the dead
Whose deeds illume our earth
sERI love the friend Of Freedoms eanse.
taaiss Whom gold could neler dehle,
And, OIL love the angel face
918H That ever wears 4 smile.
The face that ever wears a smile
Hath Sunshine in the heart,
is beaming rays reflect around
Athohand Joys impart
9llh gladdens, cheers, inspires with hope,
~ I'd Far more than tongue can tell;
= lis IN such hearts the angels bright
mos Forever love TO dwell. ..i..
, 1857-01-16


The Cabinet.
The Express, published at Lancaster,
Pennsylvania, Mr.. Buchanan's place OF
residence, states that the following named
gentlemen win be rendered the places res
pectively assigned them, by Mr.. Buchanan
Hon Lewis Cass, of Michigan, Secretary
Of State
Hon. r. NJ. t Hunter, Of Virginia,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. Jno. Appleton, Of Maine, SecretaI
ry of the Interior. ..-'s. ..f'igi
Hon. Howell Cobb, Of Georgia, Secre-
tary Of the Navy. ..r,. -..,.....
Hon james A. Bayard, Of Delaware,
Secretary Of War.
Hon jesse D. Bright; Of Indiana, Post
master General. Oeis.aHJ .-..HI. ..7qr
Hon. Josiah Randall. of Pennsylvania,
Attorney General.
The New York Herald says: 1t seems
to be pretty well understood among friends
here, that Toucy, of Conn, Jones, Of Pac,,
Cobb, of Ga, and Sldell, of La, will 60
into the Cabinet If Senator Bright de-
sires it, he too will be one Of the Cabinet,
but it is doubtful whether he win accept,
as he is certain Of a reelection to the Sem
ate. Cobb will be rendered the Treasury
Department, but his friends will claim for
hun the Premiership, which has been al
lotted to Senator Toucy. Jones will be the
Attorney General SAD ,N'-faa.al
CABINET SPEcuLArloSs.-The leading
journals that struggled most veheInently
against the election Of Buchanan and
Breckenridge are already engaged in max
ing the formers cabinet The Herald and
Tines Of New York take the lead 10 this
troublesome business, while the little fell
lows have each theory Of its own on the
subject In the meanwhile those journals
that labored manfully to bring him into
power are quite content to leave him to
select his own advisers, being satisfied that
he possesses brains, character and expert
ence, sufficient to enable him to do that
thing properly, SO far as the future Of bis
country, party and himself are concerned.
AS matters yet stand, it is suthcient for us
to caution the distant public against plal
cling any confidence whatever in the preten-l
ded revelations Of his intentions in such
matters. We care not from whom they
come, not Que Of them is worth tho paper
on which it is printed-not one. ' '''
Among those named by these qnid N1nes
are various United States Senators An
that it is necessary now to say with refer
encc to the connection Of their names With
positions in the cabinet, is, that we do not
believe that there is a single Senator who
Tfancies tiat he has chance for continuing
in his present position, who would exchange
it for any place short Of the Presidency
itself; it being wen understood BY the
knowing ones that on United States SEN
atotship is by long odds more desirable
than any position whatever, in the gift ofthe
Executive the United States WehaVe
not the Slightest idea that either Senators
Slidell, Hunter, Bright, or Thompson Of
New Jersey, would exchange their present
positions for any thing short Of the Presi-a
dency itselfZWasIington Star, ~ pm. I
HaHH Iaf H Ia.