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I'm pursuance Of law, +, FRANKLIN piRprt
President Of q America do hereby decp M
mako known thai public sales viii bc held a the ahderenlrO @
in the nHRronr or oKaoos at the periods hereinafter dss
nated, 10 wit
Az e hand ONCE at oHros crr commencing on Monday a, n
day n Augas % for the disposal Of the public lands within he d
lowing named townships, viz
North 5 nc base tins and n ne Wllamds paeiion
Township and fractional township two Of range
so,ah ef ne base lims er ne Waamatc meridian
Townships one two, and three, OF range
Townships one, two, and three, OF range too
NORTH @ nc base line and ~ea Of TIE WaIaHste 1aiila
Township one, OF ranges one, hOo and hye.
South IF TIC base line and pes n the Wdamdte meridian
Township one, Of ranges one, hco, and hFs.
Township three of ranges and tco
Township four, Of ranges ho and three
Township seven, ranges hco, three, four, and fue
Townships seventeen and eighteen OF range three
Townships seventeen and eighteen, OF range four
Al the land ONCE at wScugsrns commencing Monday ~ t
day Of August for the disposal Of the public lands will
the following named townships, viz
Soah f the base line and ,oes n the WdtaDset meridian
sections one 10 nl,eon Inclusive northeast quarter Of ~
seventeen northeast quarter Of section twenty %
three twenty four twenty twenysx, and thirty nye s
ship twenty two, OF range sis
The southwest quarter Of section seven, the southwest quarter
section fifteen quarter the section M
sections eighteen nncteen twenty and twenty no
quarter Of twenty-five, the northwest section
twenty eight sections twenty nine thirty thirty and thirty
Of township twenty two, Of range
six inclusive of section four lots meu
section inclusive and the sol,s
quarter of the southeast Of section lots seven
inclusive and The southwest quarter or The northeast Of section
northwest quarter Of the northwest quarter and the east half
quarter southwest quarter Of the quar-
ter Of section eleven the southeast quarter Of section twelve
tions hteen fourteen, and fifteen The northwest
northeast quarter section eighteen lots one
nine nolusye tbs northeast quarter of the southeast quarter
east half quarter Of section twenty eight lots @
and two and tho southeast quarter q The nor,eas, quarter
sections thirty four and thirty yve OF township twenty two a
no aud % or seeor scven ,ots one n 6ve ,ns,usi
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CONSULTING ENGINEER.--The subscriber has
~ established his residence at the city Washington for tho
purpose acting consulting engineer the preparation plans
a1i the location OF public works
may companies all questions appcranng
plans OF railroads. bridges
cinas the improvement navigation either
a. his Office tho site Of the work
CHARLES EIET, Jr.,
No 2ss II street. Civil Engineer
Washington, d. C.
March 2S-df2wst
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The owners these ships will gold silver
puhou specie jewelry precious stones Ia
ong are signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
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TTNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il States mail seamersTho ships comprising this

following
Tho Atlantic -. .........,... Can't Oliver Fldridpe
The Baltic
The Adriatc Capt. James
These ships having been built by
service has also in
their engines insure strength and speed h
for unequallod for elegance comfort
Price OF from New York Liverpool cabin sI3o
in second cabin $40 From Liverpool to New York. 80
guneas.
An experienced surgeon attached o each ship
No bertls can he secured until paid for.
The ships Of this line have tight bulk head, and N
avoid danger from ice will not tho Banks deg until
after the LIST Of August
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PROCLAMATION


TN pursuance of law I FRANKLIN PIERCE Pres
ent Of tho United states do hereby declare and make known
Tar,i,ar =, Eanss n ,esinv ,a enh ,y o Mny
next for The Of sc Of tbe lands held in ,ras, by tho United
nas m ia haao, or ~, Io he ~ ,ndi,ns - are siated with
the townships Of Territory and oedcd
oy Saia indians IN trust as AFORESAID, % VII;
To,,sh,os No ~, 4, nno. onon von a,on,.o, nh,oon
nineteen and twenty A's'"'
twenty expep,og berc1om few sn n y dh ho
treaty amounting the whole eight hundred and situate
Also rao iskins county, said Territory commencing on
the twenty sixth day q May next for the disposal Of such
eondera,cd bands Of Kskaska Peoria, rankehaw,
ns ars aea as g. wa @ Ss Sa q
South Of e base lfne and east a ne sinh PRINCIPAL meridian
ns nn een sseen ana aa seventeen 2, range twenty
Ih n en sxsn ana ana seventeen o range twenty one
roWnshps an, Aecn enu Soy cn'ocn Oh range twenty-five
townships heen SIXTEEN seventeen and Eighteen Of range TWEEN
townships ncen sixteen seventeen and eighteen Of range
y,our -four s,,. oc..o .,v,.o, ..x.n... !, .,u,..
Vnve
hs osen ao mhds and a the
p a h ~ @ 70 a m ha @ acre. M 2, na anu
e o "a na au sa 1r s %
forty eight acres having following
townships above named, % wit;
Townships hcen sixteen, seventeen and eighteen twenty
three III. .,-..
Townships sixteen and seventeen twenty hereby
apart and reserved from sale
Also Iecopon in said Territory commencing ON Tuesday, tho
tbo dosa s,c ~ anie
held trust y the United safes for The benct Of o tribe
Of Indians a arc situated within Tho cn
dams, in aforesaid TO
South Of The base line and east Of ne sih principal meridian
too, -' ~ '~' s' ' ' $50 ''SN " '"Neo' -
IN Ta,n h,.,.,. ,o., a,u,., ,. 49,. IL, ,. - -
Townships six seven eight nine tcn eleven range
teen.
Townships six eight nine, and eighteen
u,a ,or,,s ~ III, .,.. LII, =. ..., III, ~ ~. .n l,
henr ho nua,on nIaso5 nn ~ M s ~ ~ ~ NJ M ~
ors d,s an,ninad a. ~ @ ~ 1870 M y i iv m
~ ia ', .a,. ~ ~ 80 y. ~, ~" 'a,'nus ne siie
% n ~ ~ s, LIB IN, , nv sls ~ uuina.o wiz % eAcoutcu
pasnts % MI, - smsennsny @ ~ ~ ;ssuoa ~ a. ~ @ ~ ~ i W
,corance vim ,bo aws ~ eorco % IN % ha % % ~, ~ IN
a,so,c lands ha nn,aroa ~ ~ -
"oo'c VIII W coHlbfcnccu on tnc
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No 80 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sH1PLEY, n Co,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD n CO.,
~ Austin Friars, london.
u. G. WAINWRIGHT a Co,
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NOTICE TO rRE-EnpuoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person right OF cmptim 10 any tho
lands within the townships and parts OF twnsps above cnue
required establish the TO the satisfaction Of the register and
the proper Office make payment therefor
practicable of seeing This n and before the day appointed for the
Of the public sale of the lands embracing the tract
claimed otherwise such claim will forfeited
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land 0Dice
Feb 1S-1aw13w flint. a. STAR tf
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Change of the Place OF Sale OF the DeIawar,
Trust Lands in Kansas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the place of sale OF
in the Delaware trust lands In Kansas Territory advertised 10
take place a Iecompon the Esd day Of
changed TO- and will commence Oawkee said Territory
day and date IN
BY order of the Secretary Of the Interior:
CHARLES T. MIX,
Commissioner interim
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
Office Of Indian Affairs, April 8, 1857.
April 7-1awtlJune
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Clothing and Clothing Materials.
navy DKrARrnExT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bdreau Of Provisions and Clothing,
April ?, 1857
CsEPARATE PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed
- Proposals Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials win
datt O'Clock
for furnishing delivering receiving sixty notice. each
or navy yards Chaeown, Massachusetts; Brooklyn
York Gopor Virginia quantities. below mentioned Of
all of the following OF articles OF clothing and coshng
materials such further quantities be ordered
the chief this bureau the commentaries Of the said
yards respectively during the year commencing on the LIST day
July next ending the Goth day OF june 1855 viz
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Proposals for stationery.

osnu or ms srcnaAm on NM sS4u,
AuriI On l6b7
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
I7nf
JII ; + RE & EIV + y,

DER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE CLIPPERS
Morning light Fhl z Fish, FIXING MIST, u lArgr
supply oi Pare rrLm tartar. LarG ',il, Extract ilS
quurIcc, Bur Ntrlpi term ~ aui tugusii tanulnll'
SaItp, trc, Corn starch shaker Sa'- ipariia ~area
parIiiH Root, G"m Arabl"c. tItr1 Acid. Potash IA -
tracts at i.ruon Ku-c and Nuull n, Vanilla Bcau~.
lucu iin,rcd oil. Castor eli IN barrels, Pure ell
low and White NnN Nidl ler's, flowers aud Wrl-ht- p
mans Artaric Acid by Rum IN cases and hh'r"l~,
rceh it"p- ia one pound p1ckng'-. sag. lhnH e,
soap, Iudrllhr Ink, Roses Bucklng brushes Ma
sons bIachIug. cod LiNrr ca. ~phnl-h and American
tlron. Dubius Extracts, Genuine Nrlght's Ban.
drths nolInl'- and other Ptls. Channels rkins. LA>
rnps,iIum E-S ntIdl UIs. congress " atr IN pats
and quarts BuraN, Sal MIA. Prarl narlrS AN luHh,
uhrr staple uitIclrs which together with our lurntr
nr stock Ot Drug-. makes our assortment IL varied
n.d Large NJ any Drug House IN HE GUY. 10 which
We invite the attention al the lrnuc and others buy
Ing IN TINS market. ALLAN it'1H N>N -,
Wholesale ana Retail Druggists.
au1tf l6t. J street, Curnrr uIh,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
John ID. Heating
In the City OF MarysyilIe!
Q r O VII / :
Ste am Saw Mill,
HEAD 0F MONTG0MER ST.

VEyHR Proprietor ~ This establishment il uHw pre-.
pared t. conlrncl tor. and denver rd"r- from
huUL. 80 tID tr"t. Of either common Pine or Red
Flr l.umb' r N the lowest market rates The Red
Fir Will found the 0e-t Fencing l. Imbcr that can
bc used.
All pcrspr@ nbou to bnill. viii find il to their adj
"auiag" tn p,trcla1" AT his mil, aS they can have
thtr u uhrr sawed Ia order. IN lcnEhs and sizes to
suit. and delivered Free 0i charge.
Attached 10 thi' establishment il one of Wood
worth's Patent Planning Tpugurng "nd GruOving
Machines, uud all orders for Placed Lumber o any
description cin be inmcdbtrt filed
ALWAYS ou hand. showing. f, urug bevelrd sid.
Ing lol-t Fencing iioafd~, Sluice Lumber. Pickles
i4ath" Snakes aud ~hipElrs.
Also on haud. Door, windows, &c or crS for
Doors, Windows, aud Bnd-. hil Il with drSpHch
GEO W GARRlOTr.
Oroville. April 2Ith, 1857
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
Information Wanted

OFGEo ~. BOLTON--When last heard from, he
was IN the Northern Mines Any inform ton di
rected to this Office, will be gratefully received by his
mother,
MRS. + PORT, Orove.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
MlNERS' B Ak cry
Montgomery steert, doors abov" tie Orleans i'ote
OK q = l. l. I,
STEPHEN T0LAND, Proprietor

FENIIIS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC
ville, and the proprietor would acknowledge
his thnnkst the people OF Oruvillc and Vcinily, for
Ihrir patronage, aud suicits continuance Of the
same, feeling confident thtt he give nctter salts
faction Tor tht money. th1u ANY other estab
lishment of the knd IN OruNille. PIES made OF
fresh frui uf ali kinds, and CAk Is of every variety
at Low PRICES. can Toe had at his Bakery, or viii
ls., 4l .a.s,.. 4h ~ .-lA ~ .l~
OruyIilr, Dec 30, i-Jt. d3l-f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
oRoVTbbE
w AT e r w r x S !

G w. ARRlOrr, PROPRIETOR,
n NTtN ND> Immediately to commence extending
a the main pipe thro"gh MpulgImcry Dbwuer.
Bird. Ilunoou, nnd Myers Streets. Parties WuU wlsh
10 have attachments malr It. he sInr. will have
chem ntte ldci 10 hy leaving thetf orders AT ,he Oro
Vlilc steam N Oice
The advantages at these Water Works tO The c
iLens ot OruNie. NUT be- apparent tc Nrty onr--un
auxiliary and tabor tu 10" houSew llc, we'll ~
store, restaurant and hotci Keepers, and eady at all
times of the dn or night fT their use
Il T. & l. l. 4 / | o y s.
LIST. Parties wanting the water must Hppiy Mt the
Office and obain their certidcltrs for the same. by
paNInV The cos i service pID" AL OI' no IN rent
2nd NJ addition or alteration whnrVer IN or
about amy pipe "r water Goes, -halI be made, or
caused to be- madr uy persons ,ng the wacr,wth
ont permission ol the proprietor
3rd Ar prrs ms taking water shall keep their own
service ppeS, slop-cock~. and dppIrat ls. ~ good
order at thrir own rNprn~r, and shall prevent any
uunccrssr. waste sc water.
Am. Parlirs taking The water and allowing thcl"
nc 4hbors and Others To use the lme, viii be Cdargei
double rates. or ~ We ~ thr may be-.
9TH The Water Rent Is due ia adv aucr, monthly,
the water will nc stop ed
The proprietor /, At lljimes surI led with materi.
M for service pipe water closets. Sc and has in his
employ one of the best plumbers ia tAe Sta e.
OrnVille, April th. ISL
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
NOTICE.

r ATE or CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF BUTTE J
Board OF supervisors. May Term 1901
OrOviile, Way 10. 1857
IT Is ORDERED that hcr,a ter. any person pre-
senting aim for services or labor OF any narure,
r tor mrrchat dIze, or any o'her property or sup
lies for The ol the county shall certify therc,
nat unicrr per- ordered or con racled Tor such
rvice labor ar supplies
b ORDER OF THE BOARD.
ATTEST: the foregoing true copy from The Jour.
n of SAID Bourd Witness my hand aud The seal of
4. :. said County, this May 23d. 1851
my25-6t MILES CHAPLIN, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-22
Oruuills Dailq Ruttt Retorh.
WEEKLY CUTIE RECORD

For circulation In the nnng and agricultural dis
tnct~ of the county. viii contain thrlocal aud general
news OF the week, Itrr-prrscd with Interesting mis-
c1llaneous read!ug matter II will CONTAIN twenty
eight columns ct rehdng matter, and viii be one If
the largesl aud cheapest Weekly Newspaper in the
STATE. Published every Saturday rorms-S5 per
Annum; six months, 81 three months. 81.
ADVERTt-ENENTs per square ot ten tines rless
hrsi ins ftioH. 50 30
Each sub~rqUeut Insertion. 50
n" \ liberal deduction will be made in favor of
thpsr who advertise b, III" yeHr
Fs- Business chrds inserted On reusonHhlcterms
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-08
WRITTEN FOR THE BELLEVUE GAZETTE.

[WRIrTEN FOR THE BELLEVUE GAzErTE.l
Mr.. EDIToR Il learn that we are
likely to have the duties of Surveyor
General for the Territories of Kansas
and Nebraska divided, and the office of
Surveyor-G General for Nebraska estab-
lished. This is a most desirable thing,
and such an Act of our Congress will be
most heartily endorsed by all concerned
in the prosperity of our young and beau
tiful Territory. 1t matters not what city
may derive the benefits of the location of
said office. All will see and acknowledge
the benefits which will result TO the peo-
pie at large by the location of the office
anywhere in the Territory. particularly
those who are or wish to be doing bust
ness with said office. In view of the
prospects held up to us at the present
time, of having, through the energy of
our present Delegates, the present district
divided, can we not have a voice in the
selection of a suitable person to ill such
office? Surely we can he heard; and
perhaps with sufficient effort on our part,
we may succeed in obtaining the appoint
ment of the man of our choice to that 90
us) important station.
In this connection permit me to sug-
gest, that we want a man Of integrity,
knowledge and ability sufficient to know
his duty, and decision of character suffi-
cient to do ia man of good moral char
acter and one who exhibits a steady de-
termination to do right-an unfinching
Democrat, who is not changed by every
wind hat blows, and of a mind sufficiently
well balanced and Capacious to take in the
necessities Of the whole country prac-
teal Surveyor, and an honest high-minded
man.
Such a man Gan oficer), is to be found
III the person of Col. CHARLES A. MAN
NERs, U. S. Deputy-Surveyo for Ne
braska, the man who has protracted the
Surveys of the Base Line, Guide and
Principal Meridians and Standard Par
allels for Nebraska. Who will second
this nomination! A better man cannot
be found either in or out of the Territory,
and should we be so successful as to get
the office established in this Territory,
why cannot the people have a voice in
the nomination of the candidate for this
office? | think we may at least we can
express our opinion as, to who is best
suited for the Office. Let others speak,
that a general expression may be had.
"AIore anon"
Yours truly.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-08
From X KANSAS.

Our advices from hat Territory con-
firms the reports of the removal by the
President of a gang of worthless from office.
The list now comprises Marshal Donald
son, Judge Lecompte, the notorious Clark,
Indian Agent of the Pottowattomies, who
is accused of killing Barber, and we have
every reason to believe that Calhoun,
Surveyor General, has shared the same
fate for presiding at an indignation meet
ing held against Gov. GEARY, This is as
it should be, and Kansas will now have
beyond a doubt, justice done to the many
sufferers within her borders. Gov. GEARY
is the man long wanted for hat Territory,
and he spoke truly when he said He
would make Kansas too hot to hold BAN
dts and robbers Success attend the
noble Gov. in his administration, and we
have no doubt but he will receive the APP
prevail and thanks of all true squatters in
Kansas.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-08
List of Standing Committees i'm
the Council.

Lidiciay-Bradford, Stafford and Rogers.
Finance, Ways and .MsanS-Kirkpatrick,
Reeves and Furnas.
Educdtion-Satlord Mcdonald and Nil
Ter.
Military .l!Gairs-Salisbury, Clancy and
Pewet.
HighrdyS, Bridges and EerrieS-Furnas,
Bradford and Kirkpatrick.
ErpenditUes-Pewet, Miller and Furnas.
Observation-Disclosures, Salisbury &
Stafford.
Territorial Library-Rceves, Furnas and
Mcdonald.
Public ~BuiIings-McDonald, Bradford
and Allan
Eections-Allan, Miller and Clancy.
ComtieS-Clancy Reeves and Allan.
PriRting-Miller, Furnas and Allan.
.AgricuHWe-Boger Miller and Salisbury.
Enrolled and Engrosset BMs-Reevcs
and Pewit.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-08
TERMS, CAs.f IN ADVANCE.

One copy, one year, 50. Two copies, one
year, IS. Three copies, one wear. g.
Five copies one year, and an extra copy to
the person sendiAg the club, making six
copies $40.
Eight copies one year and al extra copy to
the person sending the cl1b, making nine
copies Sl5,
Eleven copies one year, and an extra copy to
the person sending The G!uh, making twelve
copies 500.
~ The above terms cannot he deylated
FROM, no matter how many are ordered.
SPECIAL CLUBBING WITH OTHER
MAGAZINES.
Godey's Lsdy'a Book aHd Arthr's Home
Magazines both ole year for 81 Oh.
GOdey's Lady's Book and Harper's Maya,
zine both one year for 81 80.
Godev's Lady's Book, Harpet's Magazine,
and Arthur's Home Magazine one wear ST.
The above il ths only way We can club with
Harper's Magazine.
The money mus. an be sent at one time for
any OF the Clubs.
Subscribers in the British Provinces who
send for clubs, must remit 81 cents extra on
every subscriber, 70 pay the American post
aye to the lines. Address,
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Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-08
P@6~ The Printers of the Gazette would

PS6" The Printers of the Gazette would
thank correspondents to write their COM
munications with ink, as pencil marks rub
out by carriage they would also call at
tention to a small paragraph in the first
column of the third page, as attention to it
would save a great deal of trouble, and
perhaps disappointment. They also apollo
gize for any mistake that may occur in
the Legislative reports, as the copy was
much defaced.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-08
ESniIrOad Meeting.

Pursuant 10 an Adjournment from a Rail-
road meeting, held Saturday, Dec. 21th, the
citizens of Bellevue aud vicinity met at the
Bellevue House at Z, 7. NJ, on Wednesday,
Dec. 3lst, being the second meeting held for
the especial benefit Of George Jennings, the
Delegate to Burlington, to appear and make
report of his proceedings.
The meeting was called to order by the
former President, The Hon. James S. Allan,
and Thos. Sheridan, Esq, appointed Secrc-
tary.
Whcrcupon, the minutes of the last meeting
were read by VIM. Rowlcs.
The President arose and m]otioned to hear
the report Of Delegate.
The Delegate being absent, and no person
present to represent him, S. A. Strickland
suggested, as other business being on hand
from last meeting, for MIR. Rowlcs to report
amount of means collected by him TO dcrray
expenses of surveying a Railroad route up the
Papillion valley to Elkhorn river, which was
done.
Whereupon, S. A. Strickland made a few
brief remarks, and was followed by Mr..
Beach in his usual and eloquent style.
Mr.. Beach suggested that necessary ar
rangcments he made 60 ascertain how far the
rock extended out in the river az the Bellevue
crossing from the Nebraska side, before the
Engineers of the Burlington and Missouri
river Railroad returned TO Burlington.
Whereupon, the Secretary rendered the
thanks of the meeting to the President for the
able and efficient manner in which he presi-
ded over the series of meetings held at this
place. JAS. s. ALLAN, President.
TIIos. SIlERtpAN, SECRETARY.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-01-08

ouR lMr is guilty of some pretty scri-
Gus jokes sometimes. He pcrpetratcd the
following lately: He says that the
above is the pictur" of a vehicle, in great
demand lately, in Il neighboring city, and
that from the appearance of a certain
Committee, he thinks that the Legislature
propose making a Territorial Farm
shortly