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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28
SHERTEr'S SALE

KBYVIRTUE OF 4 DECRETAL ORDER issued
Y out OF the District Court, Fifteenth Jud icial
District In amt ter Butte county and State OF CHltor
nin against LY MAN IiRiS fDL and IN favor at !. A.
RYDER. for the sum Of three hundred and sixty live
dollars t6j o. priutpHf debit also ali Jss at suit
taxed in the sum of fifteen and ifly five one hun
dredths dollars tSlj 55j together with all the costs
accruing said writ tO me directed and delivered,
commanding me TO sell all the Inortsaged premises
hereinafter described, TO satisfy said demands VIII
OF, the TWENTIETl (20th) DAY OF JANUARY
A. d. 1858 at the hour ot two t2} O'Clock r. NJ. OF said
day in pnrsurance with the requirements of said
order sell at paJlic sIle TO the highest bidder for
cash, the following morigaCed property described III
sai order of sale as follows to wit: situated in the
town ef Orovlle, Butte county and state of Calor>
MIA. commencing al Montgomery street, ana thence
eXtenHg south Robinson street along the line oi
the ditch of The Ophir Water Company, thence east
erly to block twenty two C-9l thence northery one
hundred and thrtylwO feet. thence westerly sixty
six feet thence nurthery to Bird street along the
line of block tweutyone CID 10 Miners Alieythence
west six feet northorly Montgomery street thence
west TO the place Of beginning also lots number one
two aud four in said block number twenty one
The above sale to take place at the Court House
door in the town Of 0rovie, county aud State afore
said.
". D. PLUM, Sheriff Butte County
Orovile, Dee. 2Sih, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28

THE lNAUGURATIoN.--Gov Weller's
Inauguration will doubtless be very mag
nifcent affair There will be a great display
Of citizen soldiery and services of much in
terest will be performed, amid all the pomp
and circumstance of glorious bands Of music
and all that Many of our citizens antici-
pate taking a look at the festivities, and
there will be general outpouring of the
curious and pleasure seeking guide folk"
from all over the State, The whole affair
will doubtless be very grand and imposing
Ii will take place one week from to-day
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28

MASONIC CELEBRATION AT CnIco.-Tes-
terday was the anniversary Of st John the
Evangelist, consequently is celebrated by
the Masons about Chico to-day. They are
TO have procession, an orqtion-by Genl
llarris-and ha.l We Shall doubtless
hear to-day, that they all had very agree
able time Of it At least we trust that such
is to 5e the case. for they are very worthy
folk up mt Chico and do their best to enter
tain their friends, and to enjoy themselves
nationally and genteely BY the wayne
wish our friends at Chico happy New Year
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28

The TABLE MOUNTAIN LoEGE F. s. A.
NJ. U D.--A dispensston has been received
for the formation of the above lodge. The
members convened last evening and organ
lied Tho following gentlemen have been
appointed officers:
GEo. H. CRosETTE, W. NJ,
N ID. WITT, S w
CHAs. f. LOTT, j. w.
HORACE REYNOLDS, Treasurer.
c. f. CoLToN, Seer etary.
THOMAS CALLow, s D.
d. G. O'DoNNELL. J. ID.
II. G. GRIDLEY, L.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28

EXCIrABLE.-The people of this town are
of most excitable temper, at all times, and
particularly so or holidays and occasions
when there is the least excuse for getting
excited Last evening ebody had fight
with a Chinaman down in Chinatown, and
the poor celestial had his eye bunged or his
ncse blooded, and his opponent, a white man,
was arrested We heard a noise about this
time, as of the rush of many waters, or as of
cattle stampede, and the contagon of ex-
element spreading over us, we rushed bare
headed into the street and beheld bolster
Gus, tumutuous crowd, going on like mad,
all about this very uninteresting fight be-
tween a leather. .colored shanghae and
leather headed white man. We have else
where promised not to say anything about
the particulars Of any difficulties which
have grown out of Christmas keeping, so we
will keep our word and won't even hunt up
the details of this row between an Anglo
Saxon and Magnolian.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28

CELEsTIALs MARRIED. Judge Berry
united in the holy bonds of wedlock, on Sat.
urday afternoon. Mr.. Wong 81 Toy to Miss
Tung Toy. We know this to be fact, for
we kissed the bride.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28
To Capitalists! !
POWELL CREEK
QUARTZ MTMING CO.,
Previously known rs Murphy ~ CO.'S.

r3HHE UNDERSIGNED ARE AUTHORIZED To
sell one lilth share IN the above Quarz ied-tr,
iu enable tn" company 10 procure proper machinery
tu work it in an Efficient manner portion oi the
q IariZ from this Ledge has nrcn u>saycd in ~an
Francisco, and proved 10 be worth $lo5 to he ton
There Ia one Arasira working and lnerc is over
Ny tons of rich Quarts tai en- out, laying ready for
machinery. The Company Wi guarantee that he
tuoyc q lar2 will prOv'. il tested, IT, be- worth from
juto SlS5 90 the ton. Those are facts which We are
ready 10 prove, aud hich not met 3hh daily
We therefore court the inspection and opinion of
experienced Quartz Miners, whose report mast en-
naucc the value Of the properly. Fer terms, which
viii he made easy. apply to
CUSHION \ COLAHAN.
dos Liquor Merchants. Montgomery - , Groville.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28

A FEARFUL STATE OF SoCIErY.-lIsmili-
ating as the admission is, we are forced to
make it, that acts of violence by brutal men
to little girls arc of almost daily occurrence.
The papers are filled with the stories Of such
crimes. A couatry should need no laws to
prevent such atrocities it should be a libel
upon human nature to suppose that man
could be so base AS to commit the crime Of
which the man Nevilles stands accused
When, however we see, too plainly that rape
is but daily crime, it should be character
lied as capital otfense, and perpetrators
should in every instance be hanged. Muir.
dor in its worst form is not half so heinous
an otfense as is rape, and calls for no more
severe punishment. We are forced to de-
mand the enactment of law at the hands Of
The Legislature, to meet this terribly fre.
quent iniquty. Justice to parents, to vir.
ture, to the name and honor of man demand
such law
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28
OROyILLE, MONDAY, DEC. 2STH. 1857.

THvNKs.-W We are again indebted to
Dewitt s. Co, to Mr.. Morse and to Charley
French, for favors in the news line. They
heaped our table with papers yesterday.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28
Cutlery.
Notice.

Notice.
cur Banking Houses viii be closed on Christmas
and New Years days. Persons having notes matur-
ing on those days viii pcase attend To them the day
before HEDGES x HARMON,
McWILIIAMS \ TYMESON.
GEO. A. EMERY 4 co.
Oroyille Dec. 23d. 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28
school Books
Stationery.

Writing Paper. git AMI plain, ruled and unrulcd, Lee
gal cap, iuoscap, Bill Cap, broad and narrow,
Cards, colofcd and plain. Fancy Note Paper of
every variety and style the finest ever brought to
this market. EuvcI pes to match
BLANK BOOKS. demi folio, cap, quarto, in sheep,
Russia, hall bound. &c. Diaries Tor '5N, Morocco
IUcks, Pass Books, &c.
FANCY ARrlJLi.S, Desks, Portfolios, Albums,
Gold pgi.,. und Pencil Cases
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28
Standard w 0Tk :,

la sheep, cHlf Hrd cloth. Historical, ~ gr phlcal'
Criticai, rutlicI Theological Philosophical, PLiiolN
ogIcal, rpiutuul, Il the recent isn) sc Nc among
v ich rrc rlruu, 40 re hakesprar, Sen Johh>ou,
rIe.cuus Conquest of Peru ami Mexico, Brandt
EnryUorgpuiu of Science. Literature and Art ATTIC
OF Eu-llsn Literat tlrc, Ch mbers tu'urmIiion Pr"i
larr's Works, and host which space restricts
putIn.r;uiuv
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28
COk >,

Bound and in p'mphle form, compri>i- large i
-or;ucut of SOY Els and hight Literature ~ III
most popular author, If the day
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01
ry Senator Bright said in his Colum

Eg- Senator Bright said in his Colum-
bus speech, when crushing out newspaper,
that he believed 81 was majority of 49,
The Senator progresses in knowle lge. The
Legislature of Indiana is composed
of Senate and House of Repres enta-
tives; it requires a majority of each body
to pass bill or enact any law; 81 of the
$50 members of the Senate and House
could not pass bill, enact law to trans
port legally, and at the expense of the
State. two Durham bull calves or two
jackasses from Indianapolis to Washing
ton city. No onelwill dispute this; there
is not bogus democratic editor in tie
State who will deny the truth of this prop
osition.- Twenty-Five Senators are not a
majority of fifty, then how could the eighty
seven individual Senator's and Represen-
tatives that voted for Bright and Fitch be
majority? 1t appears, then, that the
81 Senator's and representatives that could
not send to Washington two calves, actu-
ally did, with the assistance of Governor
Willard, send Messrs Bright and Fitch
to the United States Senate, and that they
draw mileage and salary as Senators.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01


The New Orleans Crescent contains the
following sad story: ~ -
eve mentioned, about a week ago, that
young man named Presley McFall stab
bed himself in house of evil rcpute on
Dryades street, and had to be taken to
Charity Hospital He died on Saturday,
not from the effects of the wound, but from
the effects of hard drinking. under the in
fiuence of which he inflicted it. His story
is brief one. but moral might be drawn
from it, He was Kentuckian, only 20
years of age, and came to this city last
winter, full of the youthful appetite for
excitement, and with pocket full OF
money. He gave himself up to fast living.
two items ofwhich, wine and women, bro't
him down. tits said from the time of his
arrival here to his death he squandered up
wards of $4,000 AT last, when he be-
came bloated with drink and his money
failed, the painted bawd who had helped
him on to destruction deserted, him, and
refused to smile on him more. Exasper-
ated he drew his knife and attempted to
kill her-did wound her slight y-and
then attempted to kill himself. The finale
we gave at the beginning Of this report
Though he exhausted his means here, the
luckless young man is said TO have still
owned property amounting to a fortune in
his native State"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01
Prodigious Baby.

Talk about your fat women, fat bullocks,
fat Berkshiresl They don't amount to a
darkcy's account when compared with the
blessed fat baby we saw at the State Fair
on Thursday last. 1t was prodigious.-
monstrous. The youngster was only nine
months old, and ce;ghed within fraction
Of one hundred pounds. Never saw any
thing like it before. Wouldn't have be-
lievei that such mass of human flesh
could exist in such shape, if we hadn't
seen it. Hundreds of people visited the
monster, in Floral Hall. 1t was brought
here by its mother, clever Irish woman
of medium height. 1t was prodigious be-
yond conception Ofcourse it was per-
fectly good natured, and received the ad-
dresses of the curious with stoical indiffer-
ence. Heaven have mercy on the woman
that nurses it. Take the fat woman out of
the country now She's no curiosity at
all. compared with that blessed fat baby.
"Howly Mither," what monster.-Cin.
Conn.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01
rz~ We have received a bottle Of most

re- We have received bottle Of most
excellent syrup, made by our friend VIM.
Stoddard, of Tassinong. from the juice of
the Sorghum Sacharatum. He informs us
that from the imperfect experiments which
he made he should Judge that about nine
gallons of the juice would make one of the
syrup. How much it will it yield to the
acre cannot be ascertained by the expert.
ments yet made, but we are confident thai
enough can be grown to make it one of the
most profitable crops that our farmers car
raise. We see in late number of tine
Missouri Democrat that 80 barrels of this
syrup have lately been sold in that city
for fifty cents gallon, which is a gooe
price for syrup in St. Louis, at wholesale
We hope our friends will keep us adviser
of their success in experimenting with tn
Cane.-Tm Rep. 81 AIst ttif'i'f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01
From the Indianapolis Journal.l
EarIs Indiana Trials and sketches.
JcHS TYLER.

asNlxIscEscrs BY HOS o. n sMIrn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01
Extraordinary Phenomenon.

A correspondence ofthe London Times
writes from Cricklewood, England:-"A
block OF pure crystalline ice, weighing
nearly % pounds. was discovered on Mon
day last in . meadow belonging to Mr..
Warner, in this neighborhood On the
day pricrIa storm passed override spot.-
Mezeray, in his History of France, men,
tons block of the weight of 100 pounds
that fell, during thunder storm, in the
year 1910"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

Senator'S ] sat quietly on a side sofa,
noticing their movements. Tia converse
| tion appeared earnest, with such mods and
gestures as satisfied me as to what we had
to look for. / left, and on the way to my
boarding house, on G.. street, / called at Mr.
Clay's room. He was alone. The mo-
men: was seated he. asked me ii there
was any news. Eyes, Mr. Clay, 4 stopped
to tell YOU that Tyler will go over to the
Dem ocratic party" "Howslo you know
Did he say so. OF did somebody tell you
soy" Neither" then told him what
had seen. Strong symptoms, Mr.
Smith, but it cannot be possible that aftel
all we have done for him he will desert us. :
"You will see" So he did see. The frs,
bank bill was passed and received the We
to Of Mr.. Tyler Many Of the leaders o
onr party attributed it to his constitution
al scruples. i did not. Mr. Webster ant
Mr.. Ewing gave our party strong assuran
ces that Mr.. TYLER would approve Of . bin
modified in some particulars It wa
Thought best. on party grounds, to yield t.
his whins without departing from prinei
pless; Another bill was carefully drawn
and Submitted to him in advance, so Is Z,
insure lis signature. He kept it sewers
days, modified, corrected. aud interlined ]
With his or n hand. and handed it back h
the COMMITTEES Of the as entirely sat
isfactory to him, and faithfully promises
Itn.et M Bsrrisn nat morning an
asked himif he thought>he President wo''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-10-01

Purify! Purify! 3!
N EE Ell a. H. 10 ~ -
a, -, SPRING AND SUMNER
MEDICINES!
EEurley's Sarsaparilla!
OF ALL the remedies that have been discov-
" cred during the present age for the Thousand
ills that flesh is heir to- equal this wonderful
preparation Only three years have elapsed since
the diScoverer (who spent decade in studying, ex-
perimentaizing and periccting it) first int olucins
ii to the public and ii is already recognized by the
most emincn: ply sicians in all parts of the country
to be the most surprising and effective remedy for
certain diseases of which they have knowledge.
All other compounds syrups of the root have
hitherto failed command the sanction of the fac
uty because, on being tested they have been found
to contain noxious ingredients, which ncntalized
the good effects of the SaIsaparlla and oftentimcs
inure the health of the patient 1t is not SO with
Hurley's preparation. r4ii1l y
This is the pure and genuine extract of the root
and will on trial, be found TO effect certain and
perfect cure of the following complaints and dis
cases: ~ I'D -rIlL
Affection of the Bones,
Habitual Costivcncss.
ia Debility, Indigestion. afsrnF lo
Diseases of Kidneys,
| Liver Complaints,
~ sa n.s.f Dyspepsia, Piles, u
Erysyp ais
Pulmonary Diseases,
Scrofula. fistua,
ri Female Irregularities, ~
SyphiIi s,y - - t-a
And all Skin Diseases.
Besides curing the above, il is also known to be
great and powerful tonic, purifying n. blood and
invigoratng the system. .sa rf,r--g ~
In short il is without exception, in the men,
toned and its general effect the system the most
efcacious, and it is the most desirable remedy of
the age Iii already extensively used throughout
the country, and is fast obtaining European rcpu
tation The instances of cure it has effected are
daily coming to the proprietms knowiedse, and he
has no hesitation in recommending it to and all
who desire to procure relief from suffering. One
bottle being tried its effects will be apparent
admit of further doubt. f ls.f n -
Recollect Hurley's Sarsaparilla is the only genu.
inc article in the market
u Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for s.. eef
| For sale at the mandatory, corner Seventh and
| Green streets, Louisville, Ky.
| Wholesale: ]. b. Wilder & Bro, ]. 8. Morris &
Sons, Wilson, Starbird e. Smith, Louisville, Ky
Allen &, Co.,, and ]. ID. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio.
And by zen PERSHING & CO.,
- fr ~ odd ~ PLYxovTH, Ind.
November 90. IS56.-7yl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-08
JEWELRY, WATCHES, &C.


opened lot Of Fine Steel SPeeiacies Ladies
aud Gentlcuan aud would remind All who
Thing light pleasant the face and agreeable
call early aad supply themselves such superior aud
CANT goods in this line very soon disposed Of
some curious friend Hsht Know long sipca how
sold such quantity Of spectaeies Spectacle ct
every dese ptlnn Gold silver aud steel We limited
madssy the fnnnd IN the
stock Of such goods well selected aud aisp
tbai prdcd uursegez what ntcdsd In
hu} spcciaees u Is Important 10 know what strength
gass adapted eye. Serious Injury inflicted
upon by want Of such information here
uniertak"tn say entirely posted. aud will
ling frinuds should have the beuehi Of skill.
We invite ali who tee Inclined call aud look and
through. spectheies. hIIYERIHORS q CLIFF
[ Rrmp mbeTt The ma Z.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-08

These vessels tho first class built ia tire city OF ba
tnoro for this trade and have superior hccouHa
dons for passengers Tiny commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified for the trade, and who viii spare
cxort ec"nmadate They will be Owed up and down
tho II by steam aud be relied on to sail promptly as
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York,
viii md ta their interest 10 ship by this line, freight viii
be akn rs low by any other ne OF FacA cts and
effort Will lie made ny the Richmond and
NN ok 10 give satisfaction Insurance be effected IN
the Richmond IRE Association by ths line at per cent.
respectfully ask aud hope To succeed IA obtaining iu
share ot patronage
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be forwarded
free Of commission To New Orleans Mobile Charleston "a
Yauu1l @ any other southern Northern port
Tho vessels will lie In Richmond the DOCK in New York
at Berth No. !, Coffee House Slip loot Of W all Street
DAVID " WIN CIRRIE, Richmond Ante
&. IL PIERSON, n. y, he'"'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-08
,,..s..: .raz.a. THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN 70
s~~nsz LYNcHBURG AN RICHMOND

n
Fare from Iynchburg 10 Buchanan... 30
From lynchburg Ia thaottesvillc.. -
Du aud the I'D of October Packet Boats will leave
buchanan al d a NJ, and Lynehburg et7i Z NJ, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday and arrive in Richmond second day
nj clock A. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving 1rhhnrg at = T. NJ
reach ScoosYic mt lU A NJ ncXt daF, and Char
luttosvlc "a 81 T. NJ Leave Lynchbug buchanan and
Lexington atG \. NJ, Monday "Wednesday and Friday, aud
arrive at 4 NJ.
From Lynchburg Richmond time and distances in
card below
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>EwUONCEnN.-Tn undersigned n.,

NEW SONtEKN.-Ihc % ndc rsi I'd I,av
IN associated themselves together under Tho
~ Il style of Thurman Dnwddic the purpose
3~ryiuR the Jewory business, Its branches
respectfully inform their friends the public general
Is that they viii keep constantly hand Gold aud Silver ie
Anchor aud Lepne Watches Breast Pins Finger Rings
Bracelets Gold Guards aud Fob Chains Seal Keys
Silver Spoons all variety other
dpuz o. all which Will sell low ht
In the Stntc. All ask is call the puhlc
what say istrue. JOSEPH 5. THURMAN,
JAMES DINWIDDIE
u Watches aud Jowory Rcpal ed at short and
reasonable Old gold and silver taken Ia exchange for
work 4.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-08
INSURANCE.


nNIRE, LIFE AND " airline IN>t ka ~ 3
II IYkcHBURo IIoER Pins ISsnHAStE 1oAf y - Ms
Company against loss damage 10y IRE m
Dwelling Houses Stores FACTORIES aud atarf batd
ings goods aud merchandise generally IA
town and country 81 the most favorable terms
Also thc lives At ali per~aH enjoying
gaod sound constitution fuftheH dnFan %
life. a limited period -
reasonable terms
The COMPANY will also take marine risks from and u any 81
tbs Northern Southern ports. ~ favorable rates
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President
JAMES VI. GDRBs. Vice President
GEORGE u. THURMAN. Chief Engineer
DIRECTORS
JouS OfFI TABOR sAMrRtI u NckfsSff,
DFKTFH DTIY SAAufI GARLAND,
laws L PAYkp IuRk 4 DAVIS.
WN n srRAIros MAURICE ) LANGHoRNg.
JAS q. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CRIED r Wills <aery,
D Ds wv v u V 4h sfn OWN Medical Examiners
The Medical Examination subjects Insurance viii be
once of the Company each day between The
houts Of . md 4 o clock i NJ feb LIS
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J =. BoNDtRANT
Respectfully


HI HMUNI- May II
Gen,emen. Ny child had commenced breaking last
which gradually extended
sad including both ears which by tn
10 fear that both would drop OF
tired all advertised and domos, remedies without
good results then procured and applied little II Rf
OIL began get better the bottle got broke aud np
led gals again began Ny elder daugh
get Of that Turf OIL sisters heal
oked much better when you used il W. got another
Jiiie, and Der head nearly vol This hggra
half hour day wash il aud n
very offensive One more bottle feel assured vii cure
her entirely Is little the disease relnaiuiu
You entitled and for the benefit Of others take
great pleasure In giving you this certificate
Respectfully. u +. CHALK.
T Nessrs dove &
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ii OTHERS -s2OU 10 500 NookI} De madc ny usinR
our Recipes instructions Tor manufacturing French
Cognac aud Peach Bandies Jamaica and santa Cruz Runs
warranted 10 contain nothing injurious to The eyate
Address enclosing 81 aud Postage Stamp 20
q. A HARfWIIL & co,
New y aTk CITY.
l. IL