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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-29

IN ORDINANCE fring the amount o.
Tar to be paul bg persons rho sh0H here
after let their Dogs r,H at large Wittin
the corporate iimitS Cfthe TotcH Of OrO-
ellie.
The Board of Trustees Of the Town OF OroviIle, do
ordan follows:
SEC. LIST. Each individual or co.partnership of in
divlduas in the town OF Oroviie who shall hereafter
within the corp rate limits of the town of Orove,
allow his her their dog. or dogs. to run at large,
shall pay into the Treasury of the town of Orovc,
yearly tax of six dollars per head Tor each dog OF
either gtnd,r.
SEC I'd. Each and every pcr'on required by this
ordinance to pay dog tax, shall place cause 10 be
placed upon the neck ,, his, her or their dog or dogs
col ar within thirty days from the passage of this
oni nance aud any dog found running at large after
the expiration OF said thirty days without collar
so placed upon his ar her neck, with the owners
NAME and number of his tax receipt, shall be Killed
by the police of said town.
Passed May 10, 1857
THOS. WELLS, President.
:. J.. SNYDER, Clerk
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-29

The EVER READY SHERIDAN.-Ot all
political repartees, one of the happlest
was that of Sheridan, who, on being
reproached by Pitt, as f rming a drag
chain on the wheels of government
bounded up with the reply, that for once
he could compliment the Minister on
the {, rectness of his illusions, sine
the dras-ch in was never imposed but
when the Vehicle was going down ill
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-29
TOWN ORDINANCES.
Ordinance No. q.

IN ORDINANCE firing the amount or
License to be pail by pyrsons he'ckng
or peiiing totthin The corporate limits Of
The torn Of OrOriHe
The Board of Trustees of the town Of oroville do
ortain as follows:
SEC. Each individual or coparirershjp Of in
diyiduas who shall hereafter hawk or pttdie goods
either hy horse or any Other convey Ance within the
corporate Limits uf The Of Orovilie, shall pay
into the rreasur, of the town Of Oroville quarterly
license in the amount uftbrty dollars.
SEC ;. Each and every person or cO-parncrship
required by this ordinance To procure II license,
shll. uIon Conyic ION in any court OF Competent
jurisdiction Of violating the provisions of this Ordi
nance, or refusing or negccting To procure such
license as Is hereby required. br fined IN IA not
exceeding one hundred dollars. aud may also be inns
prisoned not exceeding ten days for each offence.
Passed May Is. 1887.
TH0S WELLS, President.
l. lprk
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-29
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The most Wholesome, refreshing. and invigorating
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FENiE Pow DER from which This is prepared is
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II also lessons the dang of ncurrng diseases
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10y iniiam!ug; but strengthens aud exhilerates both
body and mind by lis nutritious powers and he en-
ergy which 1t imparts To the digestive process. sea-
men also should be provided with some before they
leave pOr.
A glass taken at any time during the day eemoves
all feelings of heat. thirst even OF hunger: and its
being made in "A great measure of vegetable acids.
Ia prevent scurvy and pnriies the blood the same
ume III Is also an invaluable Restorative for those
VINO abo4 hard Tor a living such rs Farmers. Miners
Mechanics and l.ahorers: and Ia shnpkeepers. Pro
iessiuna' men aud others whose occupation cOmpels
them 10 lead sedant ~ lives: draught before break.
fast gives new spirit for the busins Of the dry.
Medical men who KIM its composition speak in
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makes frequent mention Of it, and HahZ. the great
Persian poet. Is loud in praise oft
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York and san Francisco
Depot: Davis street Drug Store near Jackson San
Francisco, and for sale by all respectable druggists
and Dealers.
Price-5O Cents per Bottle-each QUE will make l2
Glasses.
Ne Agents wanted and supplied on the most
liberal and convenient terms. ap2l3m.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-29
Ordinance No. 10.

Nv ORDINANCE P,esc' bling the man
ner Of enforcing the COLLECTION Of Nh
nieipal Poll 1ares in the ToWn Of
Or0uiie.
The Board of Trustees Of the Town Of oroyille, dc
ordan as follows:
SEc lst. From and amer the taking effect Of this
ordinance the Marshal uf the Town - or0Sflie IS
hereby authorized and empower 10 seize and ex-
pose to saie at pb lie auction any personal properly
of any person liable and no refuses TO pay his
Municipal Poll Tax in said town.
Passed May 20. 1857.
THoS. WELLS, President.
ST.. SNYDER, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-29

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OFFER FOR SALE
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CASTOR OIL;
TARTARIC ACID;
BLUE VITRlOL;.
FRESH EOPS;l
CAMPHOR;
CREAM OF TARTAR
SAL SODA:
SEIDLITZ POWDERS;
BORAX:
STRYCHNINE;
FLAVORING EXTRACTS;
SHAKERS HERBS;
EPSON SALTS;
SUP. CARB CT SODA j
BAY RUM;
MUSTANG LINIMENT;
ALUM;'
BRISTOL BRICK;
SALT PETRE;
IRISH MOSS;
CANARY SEED;
JAMAICA GINGER;
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INDIGO;
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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-29
NOTICE

OyFIcR o. THE BUTTE Quartz MINING Co..
Oruville. say l9lh, 1871.
NOTICE is hereby given To me stoeNho'ae's 80 VI
IN The Butte Quarz Mining Comp any lha' 80,
rond assessment oI thraetoar hs OF one per cent ON
,he capital stock of said CompaLy has this day oeyn
iey,rd Dy the Board OF Trustees. and male pay aole
nj the rruasurers Office on OF before the in III! VI
june, A. u. 1857. -, corouvv sa.,s,arv.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-29
Ordinance No. Z.

Attest, :. l. sSYpEa. Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-29
Ordinance No. II.

IN ORDLN .4.NC creating the office Of
Torn SmUeyOr IN amt for the TOrn "
OyOUWo.
The Board of Trustees of the Town Of OrOville do
ordgin as follows:
SEC. LIST There sLall be electe1 by the |Onri Of
Trustee, of the town ot Orovilc, Surveyor III ard
for said twn VIII" shall I'LL said Office from the time
of Ia, election and qualification, until the first Mon
day in May, 1888. and until his successor is duly
elected and qualified. He shall take the constit-
local oath OF office. and give bond in the penal sum
of Eve thousand dollars, pay able 10 the inhabitants
of the town oil Orovlle CONDITIONED for the faiih'ul
discharge of his official duties, and secured by two
or good and sufficient suretes, to be approved
by the POard uf Trustees.
Sgc. I'd The Town Surveyor of said town shall
receive no compensation for his official services, from
the Town Treasury.
Passed May 20. l6J
THOS WELLS, President
Attest :. l.. SNYDER Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-29
MEDICAL.


LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn.
Can be found at me old stond, corner Of
Montgomery and California streets, San
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-02-13
Gatcst bp Telcsrapb,
lEroRrED rxraEssLr roa rnn clrRoylct.l..

NASHVILLE, 18th. The weather during the
last few days has been very cold. moderated
yesterday evening cloudy prospect for rain
this morning. The river falling slowly with
plenty of water for all classes Of bonts. The
Steamer Nashville let yesterday evening with
a full cargo for New orleuus.
PnTsFURe. l2.-RSer ts elye feet and fall.
ing. Weather clear ard cold.
WHEELING, ll.--River twenty-five feet and
running in large quantities.
weather clear and cold.
cINcIENATI u-River falling Not much
ice--weather clear aud cold
ST.. LOUIS, ll.--River falling. Little ice
running--weather very cold
LOUISVILLE, Il.-Cold weather for the
past two days has checked the rise of water
Ia the North and West, and the rivers are
generaly subsiding. Seven and half. feet
water on the Indiana chute, and nine aud
half in the middle chute.
NEw YoRK, 1L--Cotton buoysnt--Flour
buoyant--Wheat steady--Corn advancing
Sugar g. Coffee firm. Provisions sieady--
Freights firm-Lard buoyant at thirteen and q
half.
NASHVILLE. 13.--Weather cloOdy and damp
About feet water on Sholes The Steamer
Cline leagss at twelve O'Clock to-day for Cairo
The Aleonia leaves Tor Memphis at four
o'clock P. M.
CINCINNATI, 12--P. M.--The river is gradu
ally rising; weather very mild.
ST.. Louis, l2-P. M.--The river is falling
slowly.
PITrsBUe, I2--P. M The river nine & a
half feet 10 Chonnel-wealher cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, l2--P. M.-The river is rising
with full stage of water over the falls Tor
large boats.
New OELEANs. l2.--The Black Warrior il
coming up with California dates to the ooh
severe Earthquake was felt in the Southern
part of California. Mining accounts are
favorable.
There is nothing later defnaie from NcorA-
qua.
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nrREMoyAL

The Chronicle Office has been removed to
the third story over the Store of W. II. Bry.
srly, where the Publisher will be pleased 10
see all who are in arrears, oil who wish 10
pay in advance, and all who want Job work
done neatly, promptly. and on reasonable
terms
We would remind our patrons that all print.
ing materials haze advanced in price, and SO
has house rent, add since the terms OF the
office have undergone no relative change. il
must be evident that punctuality, always de
srable, is more necessary than ever. The
price Of a paper is a small matter. and the
subscriber will always feel more comfortable
when it is paid in advance.
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that we're reised lovingly. TO his. "And our
precious lille daughter, too---she II six weeks
old to.dsy, is she cot"
yes, Arthur-and tits about time she hsd
name, think. What shall e call her 7"
The young husband paused for a moment.
and tears gathered In his proud, dark eyes as
he replled--"Let her name be Lily Grey,
dearest. Had you never borne that name
perhaps could not call you mine now" And
Arthur Talmadge--no longer poor and unap
prsciated, toiing for his daily bread--but
At hur Tslmsdge, the cour,ed and honored ar
tis,, whose fame was in all the land, pressed
bis wife fondly to his bosom
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Feb 10, '57-4v
IN CHANCERY AT DOVER.
!. B. Fielding Et ais, vs. N. w, Tomiinsun

InjuncH0n BIZ, n M q
On motion Of Complsinanis and it appearing 10
the satisfaction of the Clerk g. M aster, that de-
PENDANT N w. Tomlinson is a nom esideDt Of the
State Of Tennessee SO that the ordinary process Of
lsw cannot be served upon him. 1t is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Clarksvills
Chronicle newspaper published in the city Of
CIarksville, Tennessee, for Jour successive weeks
requiring said nonresident TO make his personal
appearance at Dover, Tennessee, on or before the
first Thursday after the second Monday in April
next, aud plead, answer, or demur 10 complsis-
ants bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
and set down for hearing TX psrte as 10 him.
CLAY K 5BHRTS, G. 4 n.
Feb l3, i57-4w sR
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OF Congress has appropriated to the At
Ian'Ic Telegraph Company $4,000 per an.
mum, for fifty years. Verify, democracy is
beginning to read the Constitution, with lsti.
'ude of vision that Jackson and Calhoun would
be ss'onished at, couIi they be resurrected. -
The former, objectedIo the u S. Bank, be.
cause some of its stockholders ware foreigners.
but this grant is nide to company almost
entirely British, md this lie the secret of its
Psss'ge-hnd it een purely American, the
Treasury would rot have been unlocked
Everything forein has peculiar charm for
dsmocTaey-not excepting ioreiga vice and
pauperism.
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C MMUNrcATEp.
THE FLOATING DISTRICT.
Mr.. EDITOR:

MR.. EDITOR:
We desire the use Of your valu.
able journal TO bring to the notice of the
American party of the Floating District,
composed of Davidson, Robertson and
Montgomery, the name Of suitable and-wor.
thy gentleman to represent the disrc! in the
mex, General Assembly.
We refer to HrsRY Nancy, Es1., Of Nash.
vile, late the editor Of the Gazette, of tina,
city, the fret truly Amsricao piper in the
State, and which while under his charge wss
distinguished for every qlality which makes a
journal servicsable to the cause it advocates
marked ability, gallantry. feurlessness, and
yet tempered with discretion.
The part which Mr.. Nancy bore in The can
vass in '55 g. '56 has made his name FAM liar
throughout the district, and attached to him
the regard of the party. Should he be nomi.
mated by the Convention, we are mistaken ii
the people do not attest their high appreciation
OF them.
Mr.. Nancy is a lawyer OF fine attainments,
a scholar aud flushed genteman-of popu.
lar address aud manners, and an eloquent and
entertaining speaker. He is thoroughly i'm
bued with the principles of Americanism, and
is well stored with facts and arguments in
their defence.
Our party should bring into the field this
year, as legislative candidates, men of ability
and speaking powers, who will be able to meet
the opposition on the stump and "crush out"
their feeble arguments; and the candidate we
offer is such one. Mr.. Maney's friends
hereby offer him to the Convention, and If
adopted by that body as the candidate, pledge
on his part thorough and able canvass of the
District, aud the cordial aud enthusiastic sup
port Of a body of voters comprising the largest
American majority ever cast in it.
LEGION.
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or As the time is near at hand when
District Convention mutst meet to nominate
candidate for Congress, we suggest that a
County meeting DO held at the Courthouse, on
the fret Monday in March, it being Court day,
to appoint delegates to said District Conven.
ton. 1t would be a good idea for all the
Counties in the District to hold meetings on
the same day, and in appointing delegates, let
It be understood that a candidate for the Senate,
and one for Foater be nominated in district
Convention, by the delegates Interested in
such nominations.
1t is high time the Americans were bestir.
Ing themselves, and each one of them should
60 to work as if the issue depended upon his
individual efforts. As the frs, step to success,
the very best men Of the party must be tut
forward for official station. When that is done,
let every one forget that he had any personal
preferences, and only remember that te is
supporting the cause of justice. truth and his
country. Above all, let the candidates esolve
to disregard all side issues, and contend ardent.
y for the distinctive features of the American
party. If the sag nil opposition choose 10
preach up instruction 10 the negroes, by dis,
cussiing the slavery question, let them do it
but no American should touch that subj ect
farther than TO show how rapidly, aud how dis
sstrously foreign immigration is swelling the
ranks of the enemies of the South
The American Platform distinctly declares
that the people of Territory, when they
come to form a State Constitution, have the
right to decide whether they will or will Of
have slavery and it as distinctly repudiates
squatter sovereignty. This is the dotrine Of
the party, North and South-it is the true doc
trine, and no amount of discussion can make
it5Juslice moro palpabe than it is to every SAINT
mind and sound heart. The int of the
Union, and the security of Southern inst,u.
lions demand that the question of slavery shall
no longer be agtSted, and il il the peculiar
province of the American party to silence all
debate upon that subject. As conservatives
as patriots, as Emercans, in feelings snC
principles, the party stands pledged to dis
countenance agitation, aud TO restore the har.
mony and brothery love which intrigue and
corruption have so fatally disturbed
The slavery agitation has long been the life
blood OF the democratic party; and if they are
left to fix the issues of canvass, nothing el Sc
will be heard In the South, they have guile,
the fools by charging nbolitionism upon thei
opponents, whilst, in the North, they claim tic
h,,t a., 4. l.. 4
Americans as the Infamous agents OF the slave
power By this false and double game, they
have enlisted all the rabbe, of bolh sections
in their support. This game must be blocked
and il they drug slavery into the coming con
test, let them go It alone, and hold them strict
Iy responsible for fomenling Instruction -
Urge the truth. end the paramount Importance
Of tho American principles, and force them to
J admit, or to combat them.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-02-13

G~r The Southern democratic Leaders, who
supported Buchanan add claimed that his cleo
ton would secure Kansas to the Soulh, finding
mat their rascali'y is on the eve Of practical
exposure, say that Kansas must b. free, be.
cause the climate and predictions force it to
De 60 what DO they know about the climate
and productions now, hat they did not know
as WE'LL last fall N&hlng But they want
an excuse for backing out, without breaking
Inc ehalE that unites hem will the northern
democrats who have made Kansas free. and
they seek thai excuse in the climate. which
favored freedom as much last year. as this. II
is as contemplate dodge, bat will do for the
fools it is intended to aelude.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-02-13

0~r The Indiana Legislature, with ifeen less
than quorum, went into joint convention for
the election of U. s. Senator's, snd elected
Fitch and Bright. According 10 The decision
of the Senate, in the case Of Harlan, of Iowa,
less than quorum can not elect, and under
that decision, the members elect are not euti-
tied to seats. Bun, as they are democrats, of
the northern stripe. and as tho Senate is demo-
cratic, that decision may be reversed, and
most probably will be.
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TOBACCO MARKET.
GAINESVILLE, Feb. la, 1851.

GAINESVILLE, Feb. l2, 1851.
w. S. Mcclure sold &c hhds. tobacco as follows.
IA hhds refused, at $6lO, 625, 65s, $40, s55,
1850. $40, TOO, 745, $50, 6lo, $50, 500, 500,
10 hbds. admitted, at $l235, 1880, l450,
1900, 1870, 400, ll6O, 1900. 1865, 1850, 1915,
1900.
GAINESVILLE Feb the 18th 1857 sales Of % hhds
of tobacco by G. II. Smith as follows.
1920, 100. 1905, 1915, $50, TAO, ESQ, 625
6i5, G7o. 1870, Go 7o5' l6s GO 5, Gao. SIS.
655, SO, Co 62S, 74o, 1920 1850. I4s5, Go
6i5. 7O5, 1910, 7l5, 1900 1915, 1860, Gao.
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Feb g..

PRrrrT GooD-Tho following is the latest eme'
nation from Terrell the inveterate punster Of the
Lafayette (lnd) Journal;
"A tattling correspondent Of the New York
Herald, writing from Lancaster, pretends TO give
the gauge OF drink he had witnessed the Presi-
dent elect take. one frosty morning at Wheasland,
recently He irrsvsrent!y estimates II at ga eOu-
pie Of inehesi" andezprsssss the opinion that the
depth of the ssgos pOtalons vsibIy increases with
his years. There is nothing wonderful in this, for
hast 1t passed into the provcrb, The older Tho tack
n, stiSer NE kSrn"
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NOTICE.

BY order Of the County Court Of Montgomery
G o. Tenn, made atths Feb. term, 1856. shall
on Tuesday the 9th day of March, ls57,oa the.
premises now occupied by Susanna 'HesRis, In
Civil district No 49, sell TO the highest bidder en-
credit Of six, twelve and eighieen months, In
equal instruments, purchaser giving bend aud
good security aud lien retained upon the land
until the purchase money ispeid, tract Of lssd
containing 81 acres, adjoining the land Of y. r.
Allen, Chamwell, anil others beloDglsgto the
heirs af Solomon Hesgs decd. Sold for dlvts-
ion among the heirs. VIM. ROGERS,
Feb 6.5w Clerk.
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OF Mr., Benjamin, of Louisians, has bee n
read out of tho democratic ranks--a broad
hint to old line wings, who have lupsed nlo
democracy that the treason is Landed whilst
the traitor is desplsed There are sgus of a
similar fate for Stevens, of Georgia; ana were
he brought forward as a candidate for place
in the Cabinet, as Benjamin has been, he
would soon hear the thunder of democratic
2 ralh a.Sinst hin, as an inisrlNp,r.
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Thos. A. Hnrl.v,a sarsapnrlIIa

The most eminent physicians Of the present day
esteem the ingredients Of which it is composed as
the most valuable and ec &C ious that can be given
for the following mAsdies, viz; scrofula, in all its
forns; diseases Of the skin, erup tons; &c; Rheu-
'matsm, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diseases Of the Lungs,
CancerOus affection Juundce, Hyperirophy, or
Enlargement Of the Heart PalpitstiOn and Trem-
bling in the region Of fine Heart and Stomach.
scurvy, Cholera or 81, y.ius' Dance, Neuralgia
and all diseases airing from an impure state Of
the blood.
NsiOeastls Gazette
For sale BY eyery exte nsIys apo lheeary