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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-21
judicial Convention.

The Convention for the Fifteenth Judicial
District, assembled In Oroville yesterday
and nominated fhe choice Of the Butte
County Convention, WARREN 7. SEXTON,
ESQ.,. as the Democratic candidate for Dis
trict Judge. We would congratulate the
citizens of the District upon this nomination
Mr.. Sexton will go upon the bench with no
interests to subserve but those of law aud
justice. A quiet and unobtrusive citizen,
lawyer of fine legal attainments and
sound judgment, gentleman of ofirreproach-
able character and studious habits, he will
carry to the bench mind well-stored with
requisite knowledge for the prompt, faithful,
impartial, honorable and dignified discharge
of the duties appertaining to the important
position to which he has been nominated
AS will be seen by reference to the pro-
ceedings, the Plumas delegatioh=-seSen
votes-although present as accredited dele
gates. remained out of the Convention A
minority resolution" of the Plumas County
Convention instructed them to favor the
nomination of another person, and when
they saw that their choice was not the
choice of the Convention, unlike genuine
Democrats, a majority of the delegation de-
cned to participate in the action of the
convention. We regret this step of the
representatives of the Plumas Democracy,
and trust that they will think better of it,
and yield to nomination bUnorably and
fairly made, that cheerful and hearty sup
port they would have desired for their own
choice had he been the nominee.
The Colusi delegation were also absent.
These two counties were entitled to ten votes.
Had they both been present, there would
have been q votes in Convention. OF this
number Mr.. Sexton received II votes, being
decisive majority of the full number of
votes of which the Convention should have
been compoeed. Mr.. Sections nomination
was no minority affair, but deliberate,
fair and honorable expression of the will of
the majority composing the Convention. -
We shall refer to the subject in our next.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-21

The X. Ms I'm SACRAMENTO. The dark
lanternites held a primary election in Sac
ramento on Saturday last. and elected del
egates to their State convention. The whole
number of votes polled in the city was 572.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-21
Wen NOOlas.

What DRINKING SALOON shonld people patron
ize pa most important question-and to whnt place
should repair to solve this bold suggestion? Now
PATTERSON'S SALOON-and this is no news-by
hundreds is selected, and those Who have drank his
brandy aud ale, bad glass have never detected
This Dave. Pattersons Saloon we greet, is opposite
the Court House on Bird street. bi3 II
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-21
DON'T throw YOUR Money away!

But go to HENDEE'S and have your Likeness
taken, corner of HantOon st. aud Miners Alley
They have had over eleven yeaTs experience in tn
art and warrant their pictures 10 be good
be made GIVE THEM CALL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-21
Sbecial Notice.

On aud after this date, shah sell exclusively for
CASH. As this rule will be strictly adhered to gem
tlefnen will please note. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to us are requested 10 settle mnedi
ately, as we are determined TO close all outstanding
accounts. d. TOY & OTrERSON,
Oroyile, July l3, 1857, jy13tf
Ss- North Californian copy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-21

EXECUTION OF SAILOR JIM.--The Yreka
Union of Thursday last, contains full ac-
count of the hanging of Danforth Harrison,
alias Sailor Jim, at that place on Wednes-
day the 10Th inst Through an unforeseen
accident, the first attempt to hang the un-
fortunate man, resulted in his falling to the
ground through the trap, the rope slipping
over his head He was somewhat stunned
by the fall, but recovered himself and again
mounted the scaffold with firm unflinching
step, remarking to Rev. Mr. Baker, that he
thought he was really in eternity The
rope was again adjusted and at twenty eight
minutes past four he passed from time into
eternity. Of the prisoners manner while
on the scaffold, the Union says. "The per-
fectIy composed and stoical appearance of
the prisoner on his way to and while on the
scaffold, was matter of universal remark
He spoke and prayed in loud, clear and
untrembling voice, and exhibited no degree
of trepidity whatever, but seemed as self
composed as if he were about TO partake of
q meal"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-21
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

For County Judge,
THOMAS WELLS,
For Member of Assembly,
JAMES KITCHENS,
For Sheriff,
NATHAN D. PLUM.
For County Clerk,
NJ. II. DARRACH.
For County Treasurer.
II. U. JENNINGS.
For Tax Collector,
W. w. HOBART.
For Recorder,
JOHN F. KIMMEL.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
p. II. HARRIS,
For Assessor,
DAVID WEAVER.
For Public Administrator,
WILLIAM COFFEY.
For Superintendent of Common Schools,
A. c. MORSE.
For Surveyor,
GEORGE ID. FRENCH.
For Coroner,
JAMES HARLOW.
For Supervisor, First DistrictI
PHILIP FARRELY.
For Justices of the Peace. Ophir Township,
JOHN S. BERRY.
EDWARD DONOHUE
For Constables,
MATTHEW j. PURCELL,
M. A. MCLAUGHLIN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-21
Private Boarding,

Can be had at the house northwest corner Downer
and Montgomery streets, with rooms il desired, farm
ished to SUIT gentlemen with their wives. or single
gentlemen Gas the case may be.) Apply to
MRS. BERRY,
ie3 on the premises.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-21
Economy should De the order
Of the Day.

The Subscriber begs leave to inform theproperty
owners Of Oroville that he has come prepared will
the necessary apparatus to build neat, substantial
FIRE PROOF STORES CONCRETE OR BIrON,
at saving of % per cent below the cost of brick
buildings. Having Il thorough knowledge OF the
component parts of this material and the manner OF
using it, he defy competition. Those desrous of
building would do well TO give him call. Plans
Specifications drawn with dispatch Any appca-
tions left al The banking house of Hedges l. Ilannon
will meet wth prompt attention.
jelOn KIRWAN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-21

THANks.-We are again under oblga-
tions to Messrs. Dewitt & Calkins for dailies
from below, and to Charly Brangan for the
Sacramento Union of yesterday.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Peaches! Pcach.s!. PeacI,es!!!

Families and dealers in Fruit can find constant
supply of The celebrated Peaches grown on the ranch
of Mr.. G.. H. Beach, Mary svie, received every day
fresh from the nursery. at the
ia PIONEER VARIETY STORE,
Myers street. 3 doors from Montgomery. Orovilie.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-21
Merchants Exchange.

This Saloon by far the best arranged, most popular
and best lighted Of any in Oroville vicinity proyi.
ded with five fret class Billiard Tables, talented
band of Musicians the best stocked BAR and the
most attentive and competent bar keepers in North
ern California is under the sole control of The
undersigned, who solieis, and hopes he may merit
and receive continuance of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon the Saloon.
1. .DWARAKOUSkY,
June % Aims "CouNT.v
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-21
Arrived.

JIM fIlELAN, the nonpcrel fighting man has ar
rived I'm town. Wonder if he will ''set to-" The
folks want 10 see what he is made of.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-21
Frneenth Judleial District Convention.


Pursuant to call of the Central Commit
tees Of the counties composing the Fifteenth
Judicial District, the Convention met on
the Goth inst, at o'clock p. NJ, in the
Court House
On motion of Maj. Bdwell, Judge Har-
rison of Tehama tounty, was called to the
Chair and j. c. Lewis of Plumas county was
nominated as Secretary of the Convention
and declined to cerVe. Motion Withdrawn
and C. F. Lott appointed Secretary
The Chair ordered the list Of counties
composing the Fifteenth Judicial District to
be called.
Butte, Tehama Plumas and Colusi were
called.
Co!usi presented no credentials, neither
plumas.
Butte and Tehama counties presented
credentials.
On motion of w. Earl of Tehama, COM
mittee of five be appointed by the Chair on
credentials, to be appointed from the dele
gatious present.
The Chair appointed the following CON-
mittee:
Maj John Bidwell and w. l.. Urton of
Butte. Col. John latham of Tehama, and
4. McElwain and j. c. Lewis of Plumas.
The committee met, examined credentials,
aeturned and reported as follows;
The committee on credentials, having ex-
amined all the papers presented TO them,
find the following persons entitled to seats
as delegates to the Fifteenth Judicial Dis
trict Convention, 10 wit:
FOR THE COUNTY OF BUTTE.
J. Bidwell,
Il. B Kinson,
S. Simmons, represented by c. Sim
mons,1
C F. Lott,
Geo. ii. Crosette,
Jackson Bean,
b. F. Myers,
James Harlow,
j. Hewitt,
Phil. Waterman,
w. Urton,
Phil. Farrely,
B. B Bliven, represented by proxy,
c. F. Lott,]
Phil. Ripley, represented by proxy,
Geo. II Crosette,l
FOR THE COUNTY OF TEHAMA,
W. r Harrison,
j. Earl, Represented by proxy, War
ner Earl,l
John latham,
L. Crosby, represented by proxy, ".
Earl
r. c. Baker.
The five delegates appointed to cast the
vote of Tehama county, not being all pres
ent, and said county being entitled to but
three delegates, the committee would rec
ommend that the delegates present be al
lowed seats in this Convention, namely;
w II. Harrison,
Warner Earl,
John latham
The committee wuuld state that in all ca
ses where proxies have bean alluded to in
this report, they have been in writing, and
in good and sufficient form, with other quail
fcations, such as residents of the same coun-
ty, and all of which is respectfully submit
JOHN BIDWELL,s
JOHN LATHAM,
VIM. l.. URTON,
Committee on Credentials.
On motion of Crosette the report was re-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-21

SHowERs.-The neighborheod of Yreka
has lately been visited by showers of rain.
The weather in those parts is rendered very
comfortable thereby.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-21

SERIOUS AccIpENr.--M Miss Kate Grey the
actress, was thrown from horse while on
the road from Yreka to SCOTS Bar, and her
arm broken. The limb was set and she pro-
ceeded on her journey.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-21

A DEACoN's SPIRIT OF KINDNESS "A
brace of bottles filed with the most delicious
champagne ever made from the wine presses
of La Belle France, were sent to us yester-
day by our generous friend, Deacon Shell
don. We popped the corks aud as several
of our friends popped into our sanctum soon
afterwards, we popped it down our grateful
throats just as the circus band struck ur
the tune of Pop goes the weasel"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-21
NOTICE

NOTICE
Is hereby given that large, shaggy dog familiarly
known by the name Of Neptune, has stolen, grabbed
or otherwise taken away huge hat, known 10 the
good people OF CO, as plug ugly, and secreted
the same, that the disconsoae owner thereof seeks
it in vain, much to his delrment and peace of mind.
Now therefore, this Is to aesure the said shaggy dog
Neptune, and his wo.egged accomplices in the
theft, that If the said hat, known as Plug Cg, is not
forthwith restored 10 the dsconsolate owner that he
will wreak such vengeance upon the perpetrators
will produce terror in the minds of all evil doers for
the future. sfs
CO. July 10.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-21
JOHN BIDWELL,s
JOHN LATHAM,
VIM. l.. URTON,


On motion of Crosette the report was re-
ceived and adopted mem. con.
On motion of W. Earl the temporary Off
GERS of the Convention were made the per-
mnnent officers of the same, and James Har-
low was appointed Vice President.
On motion of Maj Bidwell, il was re-
solved to nominate and vote for candidate
for Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial District,
Uiud UOce.
L B. Kinson nominated w. T. Sexton,
and on call of the roll, Butte county cast
her IA votes for w. L Sexton, and Tehama
county cast her votes for W. I Sexton,
and on motion Of Maj. Bidwell, the nomiua-
tion was made unanimous by the Con-
vention.
On motion the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resoiced, That committee of four be ap-
pointed to prepare an address to the people
of the Fifteenth Judicial District.
On motion Warner Earl, w Urton, B. F.
Myers, and c, f. Lott were appointed as
said committee.
On motion a committee of two was ap-
pointed by the Chair to inform Mr.. Sexton
of his nomination, and ask his acceptance of
the same. The Chair appointed Warner
Earl and G. II. Crosette said committee.
On motion a vote of thanks was extended
to the officers of the Convention, on the dis
charge of their duties.
Mr. Sexton appeared and addressed The
Convention in accepting the nomination
On motion of Maj. Bidwell the Convention
adjourned sine die.
w. r. HARRISON, Pres't
TANIES HARLOW Vica prae'f
CuAs. +. Lori, Secretary.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28
a aare nou.e to sleep In.


"A LAWYER ofhgh reputation in the city OF h'a-
aslnhia was travelling in ofthe Southern otA'e'
.ns being bsIated oue evening, after a long gay
sde he Vas compelled turn intoa house on Sol
i,ary plantations aud ask for shelter and hosp'al-
~ for the night his request was granted In the
Of the evening he thought he observed ms
ding, reserved IN the master of The house, which
awakened his suspicious. He was at length con-
duc,ed to his chamber, which was adjoining the
family room. There he dwelt on the circumstances
hish alarmed him till his excited Imagination was
filled with thoughts ofnighuy robbery and assas-
nation. He proceeded to baFricade the room rs
best he could. He fastened down the Windows
against tho doors he piled U? tables chairs every
SthinF that was movable iu the: room. While thus
engaged, words uttered in low voice caught ms
Ca and increased his alarm. He placed his ear 10
. The kew hole The man of the. house was engaged
in prayer. Among the objects of his'interce's'on
heitsas eraylag for tho stranger whom the pro7-
denee Of God had unexpected brought to lodge be-
meath, theirrgroot that night" When he got
through, our travelling friend arose from his soop
n POSTURE. Imagine the change in bis feelings
All his fears had vanished Though no Christian
rhiself he knew that the prayers Of chrstians are
aiiks guardian angels TO the ebode in which they
are offered up, aud sweetlY feeling that the house
where God was feared and worshiPped, was saje
7 kouse 10 sLeep in.-.4merican Messenger.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28
Terrible ran,

while tho mail train from Petersburg was Cross
Ing the bridge over James River, yesterday morning
the cars received sudden jerk when about midway
across, and one of the passengera, gentleman from
south Carolina, named Sullivan, who was impru-
IDENTIFY standing uron of the platforms, fell from
his position aud rolled the edge of the bridge
He was of course precipitated into the river below,
distance of about seventy feet, and it was natu-
rally supposed that he had been instantly killed by
striking upon some of the numerous rocks which
obstaet the channel of the river; but wonderful to
relate, he escaped without a broken bone He m:-
raculously aighted in about six feet water face up
wards and after 1ouudering about for some time,
was rescued by fisherman who fortunately hap
2 rened to be visiting some traps IN the vicinity
r tE;eb .onH Wing. llth,
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HAnETo ~: ~

/ ing thu, best stock ofdry Goods and Groceries,
that he has had the pleasure of offering to the
people of this vicinity and would respectfully invite
a hope that the very liberal cement he has
received the past year in his sorc may be largely
fore manifested wish for the welfare of the Hall
town establishment, by putting their shoulders to
the wheel lnny still find it tcirinterest to favor
iniwitI their custom, he feels assured that every
thing commonly kcpt-fn we'll Furnished country
other store in the county. GEO. w: FOX.
Gc5-I would take .hC present opportunity ofinform
ing the farming community, that am puttingiup
a short time, viii he able to supply them with that
article on favorable terms. G. w. F.
- October 2. 1S56.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28
HOWARD AssocTA TON
PHILADELPHIA.
Important Announcements

Important announcement
mo all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such
/ as SPERM .TORRHQSA, SEMINAL WEAK
NESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRHqSA, GLEEF,
SYPHILIS. the Vice Of ONANISM, or SELF-ABUSE,
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
awful destruction of human life, caused by Sexual
Diseases and the receptions practiced upon the I'M
fortunate victims of such diseases By Quarks have
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as Charitable
Act worthy of their 4aIne. to give Medical advice
Gratis all persons thus afflicted, who apply by
letter, with q. description of their condition. iagc,
occupation, habits of life, c.,) and in cases of cx
trcmc poverty and suffering. to FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent institu-
tion established by special endowment, for the re
lief of the sick and strcsscd, afflicted with &c Hlru-
lent and Epidemic Diseases" 1t has now surplus
of ans, which the Directors have voted to cxpend
in advertising the above notice. tis needless add
that the Association commands the highest Medical
skill of the age and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment.
Just published Ivy the Association, a Report
SpermatnrrhGea, or Seminal Weakness, the vice OF
OnanisIn, Maslurbatnn or Self-Abuse, and other
Disrases Of the Sexual Origins, by the Consulting
Surgeon, which will be sent by mail, I'm sealed
cnvSl"pe,) FREE OF CHARGE, ON the receipt of
Adde'S. Or GEO. r. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon. Howard Association, No. ? Soutn NINTH
Street Piladcp hia. Pa. BY order Of the Dire ctors
G En-. TAIRcHILD, Scc'y. f. D. HEARTWELL,
August %, 1856. President
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Farmers.

lq Socrates was farmer, and Jet welded to his cal
fli5pS the glory Of his immortal philosophy.
90 81. Luke was a farmer, and divides with Prone
tleus the honor of rubjecing the OK to the use Of
man. ~.
ssociueiuua,us was farmer, the nObiest Roman of
them all.
e. Burns was farmer, and the muse found him at
his plow, and filled his soul with poetry.
: Washington was farmer, and retired from the
highest earthly station enjoy the quiet of rural
life and present to the world spectacle of human
8 greatness.
The enthusiastic Laayete-the steadfast Picker
ing, the scholastic Jefersonthe versatile Randolph
all found an Eldorado of consolation from the
e.res and trouble of life il the green and verd"nt
lawns that surround their homesteads.
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..s,.ssssszasnetsfat,
49, $3.50 :
enAe Erening Hearth-stone.

tsei@E'
TnsISsE.Si.. now ve gathsr' rouhd 1T
So y 80 the 5toiIfng day Is done,
~ H.S the gray and solemn twtngnt =
- allow. down the golden sun
s ~ sI,[sii 5yss jlengthen on the payemenL,
IS = 5taIk like eiants through the goon5
-rfnayT An er past the dusty cAsement'
aalsaEs fsree5 around the q e-llt ROOM se-az. ~.
sT1rax the curtain. close the shuttsfsf tsts
g - place the slippers by- tue h I
houa, The rude winds loudly ranttes'
- What care Ne for Nind-sPrite's ITO
esli 1yv a Ia. safeSwe for outward seeming,
sFiekIe iottuneis frown or SMILE
~ sro,,,,iI, rs, love IL beauStng Z --.-.-z
- - : 4. 80 cao human Ills beguile.
ssrrtb the cottage root and palace
sig - SSTa1n;ff1e- peasant to the king,
All are uuafiiug from LIES chalies
ss,slS = R,,bbies enchaulment bring.
sPassS fStesa ire Glowing, musiehowing
~ 'Eror6 those lips we love the BEST
=, 0t,bs ioy the bliss of knowing
Sas ~ 49, : - hearts on which to rest
Esis7 Hearts that throb with eager Riadnesa-
- : - Hearts that echo 10 our own
With what care and haunting sadness
q saai Minele ne'er ID look or tone.
Gaze may tread the halls Of day t
Sadaess haunt the midnign noIt
lE7 Btfths vseitd and. witching t"llignSs
90 20 Beings the glowing heartn-slons
81 81 !. Altar Of our hottest feelings,
-, T. : IJbildhood's Wel-rememoereo snF'ne'
Spirit warnings, soul reveaiings,
Wreatls immortal rOu. tnee t"'ne'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-28
U. s. OFFICERS.
President,
l. JAMES UCHANAN.
, Vice President.
John C. BREC Il1DG E.

PREs1DENr's cARISET,
Sserefayy of SiaLe-LEwIs CAss. OF Michigan j
s ecrefarT Of Tfcas,ry-HowELL Cosp, of Georgia:
ecreknry Of Navy-TsAAc TOUcEv, Of C>nncctlch
SecrefarV Of U'ar-JonN B FLOYD, Of Virginia.
SSecretary of Intcrior-JAcoB TmoNIsoS of Miss
t.ostmasfer GenerGl-AARoS V. BRowF, ofTenn.s
dtkornev GenerdI-JEREMIAHS S. BLACK, OF Penn.
STATE OFFICERS
Gouernor-HENRY a. WISE.
Lieufennnt- Gopeynor-ELIsHA w. McCoMAs. !
Attorney GeneraL-IVILLIs P. BoCot;K.
Adjuta7lt GenerGl-WILLtAHI II. RJGHARDsoH.
2Assistant Cle,k-P. F. HOWARD !
Copying Clerk VILLIASr H. RTcHARpsoS' Jr:
auditor Of Public AccoMnts--G. W. GUTTER
Second I,.diioT-JAMEs L. JACKSON.
Treasurer. S. CALVERT
Register Of The Land ofice-S. II. PARKER
w. MUSFoRD.i
.StnerinfendGnt of The Penitcntimy-(>. S. MORGAN
:Genv Ag'tor storckecpcr Of Pe"i'ry---] c.sFOTTs
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g singular Indentification| or Property.

s'','ss sngtlaf, case OF identification of prop
erty recently occurred in the Supreme Court
Mrs. Msrgaret Farrell brought action
4 against Daniel Coughlin to recover a cow
1t was proved that the, husband of Mrs. Far
rel, before he died, inserted a five cent piece
under certain portion of the cows hide,
90 that in case tho animal was stolen, itcouId
be Identified without any trouble. Mr.. Far
q ,rellgdie,i and the COW was stolen. The place
where the silver was inserted Was cut.opsn
( and the money found and the jury being sat
4 isRed the animal belonged, returned a verdict
festoringat he COW to Mrs. FarEell and award.
ing $40 damag Boston 1rav.