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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-19
HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
st. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
CORNER MONTGOMERY ASp llUNTooN STREETS,
WILLIE.
FRANK JOHNSON, 80. Proprietor.

soss, HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE
Ei,I known heretofore ~ Huntoon's Exchange |
AlU have renovated, e-httu' he"h 'urnisue'' a''u
onaned II under the above name, with entirely new
arrangements | have erected spacious dining
hau-ndded Il large number of elegantly furnished
roo ms for families. and am prepared to nccomho
dat. any number of guests Ia n manner That trust
will be satisfactory to all. Having had the ben.
Eft OF long experience in the business, ard as |
shall give my whole attention to it, intend to
make thshouse in all its essential appointments NE
very best in this section of Catilernla
'' FRANK JOHNSON.
NB.-The Cal Stage Cos General Office is ut this
House, where passengers arrive from and depart To
all points Of the country.
December 30, 1886. u9l-"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-19

A LEGISLATIVE CURIOSITY AT the re-
cent meeting of the American party at Sac
ramento, Mr.. Bausman thus exposed enc of
the tricks Of the trade in our State print
ing:
The two houses of the last Legislature had
printed % reams of roll calls, at cost OF
$500. One quire contains "a sheets; one
ream contains 90 quires--to each ream,
therefore, $50 sheets-26 reams were print
ed, 26 times 4s0 ars l2,4S0. Four rolls to
sheet; multiply 12.480 by four--the product
IS 49, ,920! There are 38 Legislatures lin.
Guiding Territories) in the United States,
each with two houses-making 76 separate
bodies. Suppose each of these to consume
800 rolls per session, and the total would be
38 900. There would then remain unused.
y ,920 roll calls.
MIR, Bausman added that the number OF
roll calls actually used by him while Secre.
tary of the Senate, was 300.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-19

A MODEL HUsBAND.--Tho Paris CORES
pondent of the Boston Post, tells tale Of n
gambling, dissipated, debauched husband,
whose wife was beloved bo a rich baron, and
loved him in return, but discouraged his at
tentions. The husband, knowing he had re-
duced her to misery, resolved ito remove the
only obstacle to her happiness by destroy
ing himself and leaped from prccipice in
the Pyrenees Few husbands says the sd-
miring correspondent, would have been ca
pable of so generous proceeding, and 1t is
said the ladies generally speak of his noble
self. devotion in terms of the highest admir-
alton, and quote it on al occasions with the
warroest enthusiasm, in hopes that the ex-
ample may prove contagious and become
general fashion. Admirable and charming
illusion
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-19
OruuiI!e 0ailq Butte Rsturh.

The REroRr COURTEOUS The South
comes back on the Massachusetts, revilers Of
old Virginia in the following very biting
style.
I'VE are told by our ancient ally that Vir-
ginia is degenerate: that her prestige is in
the past; that her treasury is bankrupt and
her fortunes desperate; and that her only
hope of regeneration reposes in Mr.. Eli
Thayer's plan of colonization. Now, we ask
is it not to Massachusetts herself that this
description of sad state of affairs most tru-
ly and fJrcibiy applies 1t is she that il de-
geuerate--not Virginia. 1t is she that has
dishonored the memories of the fathers of the
Republic. that has despised their lessons for
the neoterisms of niger law and treason to
the Constitution; and that now asserts her
brazen claims to superiority over the rest of
the Union in the persons of such champion
as Charles Sumner and Henry Wilson. Her
public men Of the presnt day are q disgrace
to The Union Her courts of justice are vir-
tually under the dominion of mob law-and
the sanctity of the pulpit even is invaded by
set of debauched political preachers. Her
Black Republican Legislature has fastened
load of debt upon the State that she will
have to struggle under for years. Her peo-
pie are demoralized, and are ground down
to the earth by the odious slavery of manu-
featuring capital Her entire condition is.
in brief, that of a broken down and degener-
ate State. living on the glory of the past
and the prestige of few names which hav
disappeared from her political history. Tia
condition in which she would represent Vir
gina is precisely her own"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-19
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For cIrenlation in the mining aud agriculturalds-
,rcts of the county will contain thelocal and general
news ofthe week, uterspersed with interesting mis-
cellaneous reading matter. # will contain twenty
eight columns ofreading matter, and VIII be one 81
the larpesl and cheapest Weekly Newspapers inthe
state Published every Saturday. Tcrms-S5 per
Annum: six months. So; three months. 81.
a., ne lin $500
~ go ~ - 49,, ,fcaer,jon. so
~" A liberal deduction will be made lhtaVoroi
those who advertise by the year
sS- Bnsinesscards inserted on reasonabeterms'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-19
Jusl Received and in Store.

large supply ofAlconol Campheno. Lard. Sperm
Polar, Neasioot, and Boiled Oils. Solar Oil, and
Camphene Lamp Wicks Caude Wickng. Wax and
Night Tapers, orax, Soda, CASTLE Soap, Salad Oil
IN Baskett. Wolfe'- Schapps Iostctter's Bers pure
Cream Tartar, Strychnine, Castor Oil, and Wyn
kUop's Medicines. Wholesale and re;a by
ALBAN, THOMAS g. co.
ap7f Corner J and sixth streets.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-19

W~ATEsr AXLE GREASE OF sale by
.. : ALBRO.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-19
N OF &c e
ncclnra,iA - 30 e Trader.

er .r-t. .or. C.tfrl. .s-. Plt..
q CHARLOTTE '" Of j. A. sclil
a ier. of thc -. pa i"iy nforesaid
b H., luly -ro-u b. 10 the public
th.t A is ns iuf-I.l-" '1cefprth In my
,,rn maine. ast ,.a 't'. IN business
-a,t- tei,,r to 4 Nr.W known the
tsiv Rrewere. la ,a.U foH ,l h capital in
y...f.4,i ir, satt h.siftas Vcpei the sum Of
five ihonsnd do'lor@.
tyilnes.t1s haatia.s tta .ag>tA. D. s5T.
fttE - If'fIFR.
e,,v,~e 70 qr,t srb4-rilea i..t'- Aukas' l. 1857.
tOUN = BERRY # the Peace.
STATE CT CAIlFoRfIN. County ' f":
G9 he lthday &C A3g.-la p ''67, beforo me,
John :. Berry, Iasao' f 'h- - s,t tor ..s said
..:,.g., - ... ..s-ss.s.li Hn Fo bethe in
5iy,trald scri5pd n .uG &po ~ m Il he foregoing
4 d.car,tiau und Sub~iejeel ''a h"e&ecnied the
game freely aad voluntary lor toe sand purposes
Ciye,, nnder my band .his 'tyafa e4r If resaid
IpftN = BERRY. Justice ( the Prace.
W~ATESr AXLE GREASE or sale by
L =
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-19

We should be cautions how we indulge
in the feeling of ''virtuous indignation.
1t is the handsome brother OF anger ana
hatred.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-19
JUST RECEIV ED.

DER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE. CLIPPERS
Morning Light, Flyi Fish, Flying Mist, II large
supply of Pure Cream Tartar. Lara oil, Extract lie
quorIce, Blue VitriOl. German aud English Cafnome
Saitprtre Corn Starch. Shakers Sa-saparilla Sarsa
paritla Root, Gum Arabiac, Citrc Acid, Potash, Tx
tracts of lemon Rose and Vanilla, Vanilla Beans.
Boiled iinseed Oil, Castor oil in Barrels Pure Vel
low and White Wax. kidder's, Bowers and Weight
mans Tartaric Acid Bay Rum in and barrels,
Soap, ludellible Ink, Roses Backing Brushes. Ma.
sons Backing. Cod Liver OIL Spanish and American
Saffron, nubin's Extracts. 'ienune Wrighl's Ban
dreihs, Motfas and other Pulls. Chamois skins Ly>
copsdum, Essential Oils. Congress Water in pinls
and quarts, BoraX, Sal Soda. Pearl Barley and many
Other staple atices which together with our former
large stock of Drugs makes assortment varied
aud Large any nrug House in The city, 10 which
we invite the attention of the Trade and others buy
ing in this market. ALBAN THOM ASS CO,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
ap7tf l6l. ! street, Corner 9th.
The Washington union., 1857-09-23
[No. 5s7.l
By the President OF the United states.

TN pursuance of the provisions of the Sd section
tinted s ,s AZ % eu 10 be surveyed the act Of land IN the Territory
belonging the half breeds or mixed bood Of the c
July H. 1854 JAMES BUCHANAN President The United states
of America do hereby declare and mako known that public sales viii
the land offices the Territory Of Mime
sota at the periods hereinafter designated 10 Wit
the following named townships aud fractional townships in the late ro
ton OF Indians viz:
NortA Of the base line st Of h principal meridian
fractional township hundred eleven
or range ten
fractional township hundred
fractional townships hundred
and one hundred and twelve, Of range twelve.
township hundred and eleven ac
ona townships one hundred and twelve ana one hundred and %
township hundred and twelve and
ship hundred and thirteen, within the above mentioned
The part townships hundred
hundred twelve within the above
serve, of range fifteen
land FAmBAuIr commencing day Of
March for the disposal OF the public lands situated within the
following townships and fractional townships
for the habeed mixed boods of the Daco Sioux ma
ton Of Indians, viz:
North Of and rOst Of he h principal meridian
The INDICATED part township hundred
and ten within the above reserve OF range nine
The INDICATED tracts in that part OF townships hundred and
eight fractional township hundred and
within the above mentioned reserve Of range ten
The Indicated tracts in that part Of township one hundred and eight
within the above mentioned and in townships hundred
nine and one hundred and tcn of range eleven.
INDICATED tracts that townships hundred and
hundred within the mentioned
and in township hundred and ten, OF range twelve
INDICATED that of townships hundred and
and hundred and within the reserve
| thirteen,
The in that of township hundred and
within the above mentioned reserve of fourteen
INDICATED that township hundred and ten
within the above mentioned reserve, Of range fifteen
accordance with the provisions OF tho act of July H. 1854 herein
referred empton claims will be allowed TO
the lands until after they have been offered at pub
| lie sale and become subject to private entry.
The the above lands will be commenced the days
pointed will proceed in the order in which they advertised
shall be than weeks and private
the lands will be admitted until after the expiration
| the weeks
my hand, city Washington this sixteenth day
September Don thousand eight hundred and fifty
|
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President
| THos. A, HENDRICKS
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
| Sep lo-law3m [ln&Star
The Washington union., 1857-09-23
For All Parts Of the West.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
NEW AND LMPROV VED RRANGEMENTS.

NEW AND LHPROVED ARRANGEMENTS.
TNHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore for Cum
Il berland, Wheeling, and all parts of the West
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Except Sunday
645 M, connecting with trains from Philadelphia
Washington Juncon) will stop stations
berland at 4 O'Clock, p.
Station (except Sunday
reaches Wheeling by
with for Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis
ve Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago ST. Louis Cairo, and
mediate points.
3D. The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily T. p n connecting with
express for Cincinnati St. Louis, Cairo, Chicago
places. The
places In the West Is nearly 100 miles shorter than by other
The time to these places is also un0quacd.
Baggage checked through to Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis and
St Louis.
Passengers baggage transferred at all points free
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold all the large tho
possible rates the ticket Camden
Washington city.
A second class Is attached to the mail train
from Baltimore Washington The entire road
Cumberland Oakland They morning by the
tran which leaves Cumberland $50 M and reaches Wheeling
Passengers from Washington have ample meals Wash
ingon Junction.
only by through baggage
be obtained in Washington
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The 6.45 will at
Cumberland and the stations beyond
Eastwardy the mail leaves Wheeling
mediation leaves Cumberland at 800 reaching Baltimore
FREDERICK TRAIN except Sunday stopping
stations Leaves Frederick at g. arriving Baltimore
at 80,
The EiIICoTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves g. M
and 33O Leaves Ecous Mills at $780, in 7.3o m,
except Sunday.
W. s. wOoDsIDE
Jan 17-dT Master Of Transportation
The Washington union., 1857-09-23
Select Classical School at Oxford, North Caro-.
Lima.

GINCE the establishment of this school in Janu-
~ 1851, by tho present principal James H. Iorne A. NJ il
has received large and steadily increasing the public
attested by extensive from abroad its
delegation of matrcultes the University
will DO joint supervision
and Professor A. G. Of tho said University
teacher Of the
T. Horner will continue be assistant and others
qualified for the Office appointed occasion require
The plan studies designed prepare young
classes college, and also 1 those who may expect
the benefit collegiate respectable stations
life by instruction in the ordinary branches Of English
ton For the sake Of the greatest efficiency the
will be limited that ample time be devoted
lecture the subject of lesson by each his
department,
Care will DC taken also TO adapt the text books modes
ton TO the iS advancement Of knowledge
branches While the methods recommended experience
consistently preserved will be spared provide the
apparatus for the work.
Important preparation
and promote the permanent the schools
The instructors natives Of North Carolina
gagged the profession and may
many distinguished citizens this South
Among these Hon. Wm A. Graham Hon W. Mangum,
Cows Morcoad and Manly Hon Asa mggs RI Rev Thomas Akin
son. Rev Alexander wilson D. d. Rev Samuel Wait d. d., ov
Deems a. tho president of the North Carolina University
various members Of the board of trustees
The will commence the 18th Of July.
Other particulars made known application.
May 14%
The Washington union., 1857-09-23
Notice.

WTHEREAS by virtue Of decree entered in a
wv suit pending in the circuit Of Rappahnnnok county
Virginia in which Richards Nicn and Della Calvert plaintiffs
and Cecius Calvert Hannah c James Je Je
traitors OF Ann Coxe deceased and others
other things audged ordered and decreed that the
soner who directed to take the directed
should enquire and state the whether
eta Birch sister OF the habood to the said Coze living
the time OF her DEATH and she dead whether her husband
survived her and the said Ann Coke whether
children descendant descendants And for that purpose
commissioner advertisements be
ona Ingencer and Unon" weekly for four
Sarah Henrietta rch her child children
ants other entitled her
estate 10 In before said commissioner and make
their claim TO partakc in the distribution of the said
Now therefore, j. Y Mencfce commissioner
OF Rpahannock county hereby notify the said Sarah
Brch she be alive and she be dead child
scendant or descendants other entitled
interest tho estate OF the said Ann Coke deceased
office, In the OF Washington,
Virginia, the 18th day Of August 1857
their claim TO paake in the distribution of the said the said
Ann Coke, deceased,
Jury Q, 1857. J. Y. MENEFEE
July l4-w4w Commissioner.
The Washington union., 1857-09-23
United States Patent Office,
Washingion Seplember II Is

ON the petition of Jonathan Ball, of Emira, New
York, praying the extension Of patent granted to him
18th December S43 for Improvement in coatng water
ppes from the expiration OF said patent which
18th day Of December 1857
ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office
30th Of November II O'Clock, and all
notified and show they have why said
petition ought not to be granted.
their objections specially forth writing least
days before the day hearing all testimony filed by either party
said hearing be transmitted in accord
with the rules of the Office which will be furnished apca
will be the Goth Of November
deposons other papers relied upon testimony must be
before the that the
# any, within ten days thereafter
this published the Union, Inei.
gnce and Evening Star Washington pennsylvanin Philadelphia
Daily News Post Inquirer, Cincinnati Ohio
week for three successive weeks the Both of Nove
Der next the day OF hearing.
J. HOLT.
Commissioner Of Patents.
papers will please copy
bills the Patent Office with paper containing this notice.
Sep l9-1aw3w
The Washington union., 1857-09-23
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

QuARTERNAsrER's OFFICE MARINE CoErs,
Washington, Sept. II, 1857
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
or supplying the marine corps with the following articles during
fiscal year ending 3oth June, 1858, viz
800 uniform caps, complete
1000 to 1000 marine pompoons.
1000 TO 200 patent leather stocks
indigo dye-to be chemically tested
30 TO 100 sergeants uniform coats Same as above)
musicians scarlet cloth, cocinea dyeo be
100 to 200 pairs noncommissionod officers cauettes.
800 pairs brass straps
80 SO red worsted sashes
l,eoO 1000 linen shirts
500 o 500 blankets (gray.)
500 to 800 knapsaoks.
$500 to 5000 pairs woolon socks.
500 marine fatigue caps the cloth TO be navy blue n
go dye and chemically tested.
1000 to 500 flannel shirts
500 1000 pairs woolen overalls, blue kersey
500 to l, 900 wooen jackets, do.
800 500 watch great coats, do
500 to 1000 pairs Canton flannel drawers
IS so musicians jackets scarlet CLOTH cochncal dye-to
be chemically tested.
Samples of the above articles may application
fee the office Of the assistant marine corps ls9
Spruce street, Philadelphia.
that accepted all
rial used for manufacturing coats, oyea &C. hand at the time
of entering into contract the contract prices thereof
be explicitly understood that critical inspection will be
given all articles furnished as 70 1T and quality and that articles
The to himself the right increase
mnh the quantity named above as the exence Or interests the
service may demand.
Proposals addressed the "Quarermase of the Marine
Corps" Washington, D. c. and endorsed Proposals for Supplies
The papers publishing this advertisement will send the
tanning the first insertion TO this Office for examination accompanied
by duplicate Of the the rate of rs cents for 800
first insertion and ~ cents 800 ems for all subsequent in
sertons.
The ntelgencer" "tar" and Estates" Washington
"Argus" Portland, Maine; "Patrot" Concord, N H. 'Gazete
Portsmouth, N H. "Po" and "Couer" Boston, Mass "Brdge
port Farmer Conn "Day News and "Aa New York eagle
Brooklyn N " "Argus Pennsylvanan" and Press Pblade
phia, 'Paot," Harrisburg Pa; "Repubcan, Baltimore Md
statesman" and "Argus, Norfolk Va; "Democra" Pensacola
Fla; Orleans Ia will publish the
above three times per week until the 22d October
lS-3tawt22Od
The Washington union., 1857-09-23

TOMPLEIlON of Panama Railroad. ad.-Reduction
Of fare to Caiornia.-mtcd mail steamships
York for Anwa the 5th and goth ech month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama 10 san Francisco.
These steamships have been inspected and approved by the
Department, and guaranty speed and safety.
The Panama railroad az miles long completed from
crossed The baggage
checked in New York through Francisco passengers
embarked at Panama by steamer the The
money paid New York all expenses of the
Reserve steamers kept York Panama and San
Francisco detention accident that the
entirely reliable
Passengers leave Panama the day they arrive at Aspnwa
Conductors through by each
and children without Otiler protectors.
For through tickets the
West street, New York. to l. w. RAYMOND.
Nav 6--dtr
The Washington union., 1857-09-23
For Kansas and Missouri River.

FTNHE PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
daily trains between St. Louis connecting
with the Lightning inc of ssourrver packets that leaves Jer
daily the arrival Of the carrying the mails
and for Bonneville Glasgow Lexington Kansas
worth Weston, St. Joseph, and all intermediate points
Through from Louis Kansas as hours from "a
hours ahead Of beats starting from st. louis.
The Lightning Line packets equal any boats the trade and
required passengers
delayed waiting for freight way Through
tickets purchased the principal cities the United
a the Offices ST. Louis I. McKlsSICK
22-dr Asst Sup'
The Washington union., 1857-09-23

Tue Offering lands viii commenced the days
appointed and win proceed the which they advertised
whole shall have been offered and tho sales thus closed bu
sale shall BIO kept longer than two wees ana no private
Of Of the lands viii be admitted until after the expiration OF
the weeks.
under my hand, the city Of Washington, this sixteenth
day September Domn thousand eight hundred ana MY
- ,,.,,.,,
BY the President;
THOs. A. HESDuCKs,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE- -EAIPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right Of reempuon 70 any O. he
Lands within townships Of townships above enumerated
IS required establish the the satisfaction Of the register aud
receiver proper land ONCE and make payment therefor as a
practicable after eg his Ho and before the day appointed Tor the
the public sale Of the lands embracing the ac
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THoS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General land Office.
gaitI
The Washington union., 1857-09-23
UNITED STATES NAVAL COURT oV INQUIRY,
WASHINGTON, FebruarY 20. ..1S57.

TINHE judge advocate gives notice, for the informa
ton Of parties coming before the court under the LIST section of
the act OF January l6 1857 that they will respectively be advised
the department when their shall have beon referred the
and that it ia desirable That presenting themselves they
should prepared with list Of
sire to have summoned specifying which Of the respective heads
Of htnes for the naval service mentioned the their
to be applied respectively and suggesting the delay any
which may be required; and in respect Of what Witnesses
J, NJ, CARLISLE, Judge Advocate.
Feb 2St--f
The Washington union., 1857-09-23

ID III. GILLET, Counsellor at Law has removed
LIE his office his Franklin Row. corner Of and
Thirteenth He win continue devote principal.
ly 10 in the United States supreme Court
Having devoted much time 10 the law concerning patents will
advice opinions questions befro te
Patent Office appeals the chief justices
the District Of Columbia; and will tho preparation and
trial OF suits concerning patents.
He will also written opinions prepare arguments
ties having claims before Congress either
will also prosecute claims before any board established
dcaion
oct 2S-du
The Washington union., 1857-09-23
washington Branch Railroad.
Trains ran es EoIlo.as

ER0M Washington at 6, a. M, connecting at Relay
IL with trains for the West ami at Baltimore with those for la
dcphia and Now York,
Al $50 M for Annapolis, Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York
At3 p m for Baltimore and Norfolk and Relay with FredSr
ick train
Express 20 Relay for the West and for Annapolis,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York.
On Sunday at y a. m, and L. 20, p
From Baltimore for Washington.
4l5 and 0l6, M, and at 3 and 615, p,
On Sunday at 4l5, m. and 5,l5 m.
T H. PARSONS, Agent
10
The Washington union., 1857-09-23

LSOR RENT.-A rare chance.-Now under con-
sructon IL and airy with all the
water and lights Teiocaon in the principal square
the city and the well
psts, Offices &c Also, convenient and airy
light business. The whole finished
most improved manner, after the New York styles
WALL Il STEPHENS,
No. a22 Pennsylvania
between 9th and 10th streets, entrance ID street.
Aug l9-1mif
The Washington union., 1857-09-23

BANKING HOUSE OF CHUBB BROTHERS,
Washington, January /, 1857
TOHN D. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 this day admitted partners in the Banking
Cubb Brothers The firm from this date will
St. Chubb, John Barrow, and Henry Holmes The House Da-
vcnpor Iowa, is composed Of Charles St Chubb Douga
and Alexander Barrow, under the firm Chubb Brothers.
row, 4 Co. CHUBB BROTHERS
1-tin
The Washington union., 1857-09-23
mo. 5s4.l
Notice

Of the Removal Of Ae Land Office from OJrBwA to OTrrR
TAIL Cry, in the Territory Of Mnnesota.
TN ACCORDANCE with the provisions of the act
Congress authorizing changes the location
Offices" app March, 1853 hereby declared and
the "Northweern DISTRICT in
Territory of Minnesota wi be removed from the town OF OwA to
TAIL CRY, said Territory early period practicable
Of removal will be issued by
the register receiver for said district.
under hand the city OF Washington this 18th day
August, A. ID. 1857.
BY order Of the President
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Aug 20-1aw8w Intel & STAR