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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

NJ NiTON. LANhkE.-NUMBER I'M
~ DITTO THIRTY RKV. THOMAS H. CANN
LtiPtlpl ass stcd by Experienced Teachers School
buildings local cd 1874 King street Schnln5iic wear com
ie ss liSt Ni2gday 70 September Recess, 25th De
Hnl August Charge oar $50, for ROa rd and TUT
non IN fnglst, Atugtc, French Drawing, no., AZ Pro.
lessons pifcS Pupils charged from he time OF nntflnc
HllA to be PAID quarterly III advance,
~ Catalogues fdrwa rled al reuuest Aldrpsa
REV. rIoS. NJ. CANN, prnrinnI
th'N Su-ilil. WIlmInpIOu.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08
A Bankers Double-aoting Force & Lit
Pump

For safe al main agency, smyrna, Defdwafe, oy
1861. BOWMAN ELLlOTr lBoI.
Please read the following certlicaes ;-liaylE ~ use
Bafkers Patent Force pump, am satisfied TINT ior e-
tiecy and perfection In prnelpei 1t - superior 70 WY
hcr Nc nave had III lso and fully ccomPllshes IN every
what the patent sets forth; do oheeruiy recom
mend them 10 NIL persons using pumps, !, ~ Is t,..l
1857 Thl5 il to certify III we have ma n We ~ nsbs
They answer every purpose Tor which they are Eocpm
munded and continue to us the greatest
and we can with confidence recommend them 10 every
person who wishes obtain good Pump for forcing Hna
lifting water; would also be etectye n Gese o. hIs
hianlnVe Hay Kent co., 1. b. BrauiuTu, DoNert =
George Davis, SINS rna, WIN, MlleH, uo', a ,,..f
Thomas b. Bryan, do, James v. MOORE ,OuehNa
Mn. Horner, Smyrna, J, Alexanler, pei, ,City;,s
Tho above pumps for sale at BOWMAN & ELllOTr'S
machine Shop Smyrna, Del, sole agents Tor Delaware
ORDERS punctuay attended TO- Persons sending ufuefs
i.rSq 1
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08
TAyLJKSENG.

THE undersigned would inform his former
"a lCieHds and customers that he has returned 70
Nh Chrlstiana Village from n visit TO the West, ana
WE IL new prepared to make nil kinds Of Clothing
.-sls- in the best anner and the latest style. Good
fits warranted and the work guaranteed TO glSo sattsae
ttun.
N.B-l3uttins and repairing done III the neatest man
Sep ) emo. ''s'e' Pc. BRILEt.Y,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08
Auctloneering & Real Estate Agency.

E'lii undersigned would respectfully announce tho
citizens Of Delawareanl tie Eastern shore Of MaTB
land, TINT he has opened, Dover Del. HEAL Estate
AsenGy for tho sale n iarns houses lots any Other
property. Ills acquaintance with the people
# ihe several Staiea warrints him in the assirance
that all real estate nruAted to his will be speedily
DISPOSED of in the most udvpnin genus manner, Hewoud
also nnn1nneo that having had more thqn twenty yearA
experience in auoioneerng, evil DO pleased
smiles Of land, houses, stock goods anywhere in the
state thai may be rendered him, conscious that his ser
tipcs VIII not fail To give Snsla ii desTHd lie
wi make all ngrangenlents for public or private sales
and advertise them to the best advantage, lie will also
attend To he rents any evideces OF debt
The best OF references Will he given character and
business which may he ntrusel 70 his charge, Address
through tho Post Oioe at the hotal Of MI Isaac BA
kcr, DUver, Del. u, 4. RICHARDS,
SEP, IT, AuatIuHeer and Il eHl Est nle A gent
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EURopE-DELHI
Nor YET TARES.-By the arrival at New York
of the steamship Arabia, we have Liverpool
dates of the 18th. The City of Washington
arrived out on the 10th, and the North Star on
the 18th. The accounts from India state that
Delhi was not taken as late as the 29th OF July
and that the British troops had retired in con-
sequence of sickness. More mutiAies had oc-
Cured, including one regiment in the Bombay
Presidency. Several victories over the mutt
neers were reported. Another rumor says that
large reintorcements had arrived, and au as
sault was looked for in a tow days. The Allan
tic telegraph cable is TO be landed and stored
at the Plymouth Navy Yard until next year.
The United States sloop- of-war Plymouth had
arrived at Southampton. A monetary panic
had occurred on the Paris Bourse, and the
shares OF the Credit Mobilier had largely de-
clincd. The panic had extended to Vienna.
Various speculations were afloat, concerning
the approaching interview at Stuttgardt.--
Louis Napoleon is reported to be anxious that
a meeting should take place between the Czan
and Queen Victoria at Paris. The Spanish
Ministers had rendered their designations, but
they were not accepted. Gen. Concha will
continue as Governor General of Cuba, The
Evan gelcal Alliance was in session at Berlin
Martial law had been proclaimed at Belfast, and
all arms and ammunition were to be given up.
Nothing new from China, Cotton had improv-
ed ID. for middling qualities. Flour firm, and
id. better. Corn ready. The bullion in the
Bank OF England had decreased f2IS ,u00.---
American securities unchanged, but there were
more buyers than sellers. Consols 9O4.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

On Wednesday morning there wa a light fall
Of snow near Cranberry Summit, on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

MARRIED.

On Thursday, September ID, by the Rev James Fan
merry Mr. ELISHA BRoNcH 10 Miss MARY PHILLIPS, both
Of Marcus Hook.
GA Phrsday. sePtemher 2itiI, by The san,, Mr.. ltlum
INe DENNEY Of Kent Co., Del.
GA the same day, by Tho san, Mi Isaac lIACoeK to
Miss ANNA L. ROWLAND, both of Delaware CO., Pa.
EsNaEnznasEz
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

The NkW 1 DIRK bANkS-W ME II Is true,
technically, says the North American, that the
New \ ork banks have not suspendended spe-
Gle payments, the policy which they daily apply
to the redemption Of their deposits and issues,
amouns to practical suspension, 80 far as the
great aifais of business are concerned. For
example if check be presented at one of
the counters, it is either certified as "good .
or the notes Of other city or country banks are
paid out, by which means the specie is actual
| " retained to appear iu a favorable exhibit.
There are some fifty five banks in the city scat
tered over a distance of ten twelve miles,
and in cases where notes are issued including
many of them, time and considerable expense
| would be required to oulivet the coin for small
Ter denominations. In cases where the coun-
try bank notes ar0 paid out, both these difficult
ties, would be materially enhanced. At Pc
rod of panic, when demands are urgent and
moments valuable such delays involve a virtual
deaial OF the specie payments, which have
been SO much Vaunted at the expGnSe of other
cities.
The intelligence on Tuesday led us to hope
that the New \ DIRK banks would be able to sus.
tain themselves and to relieve the awful pres.
sure, which has so Tar weighed down every
department of trade, and almost led to a com.
plete suspension of business. Our adyic es
yesterday from private sources, were of u char.
acter to discourage the fnllness OF this co nf.
dence, and to justify gloomy apprehensio ms
Il IhS ntIuBBlG, ilhC lHul WHICH OCCURRED mere OIL
the dark and sad Friday of last week. has beer
} fearful and if the banks should stand, twill bt
: over the utter prostration Of the largest and
strongest houses. such u victory would b,
worse than defeat. New York and Boston
have yet to undergo still severer Ordeai thar
that which has wrecked so many Of their fore
j. most merchants, and we should be prepared
for any alternative that a few days may disclose
We have passed through the fiery furnace here
n and know how TO sympathise with those whom
: common calamity may reduce to the sam,
/ extremity. In this hour Of aftliction and adj
ID yersity, when every breeze comes scorchinH
] like sirocco, sweeping and blasting before i
d the fair fruits of labor and the honest earning
q Of years, let MS open our hearts in the feryo
!. of true charity, and be grateful in the midst o
i such trials that Providence has blessed tn
# land with plenty, and givenus resources whieI
@ are yet to recover that prosperity which We $,
i. nnduly valued when peril was absent.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

THR SLAVE AND CooLIE TRADE.-Advices
from Havana state that a cargo of Africans was
landed at the Punta Castle on the 18th ult.,
which filled forty volantes, in which they were
driven of to the plantations. The captain and
crew escaped. The American bark Mazeppa
had been captured by Spanish war cruiser as
a SLAYER. She had several hundred negroes
and the smallpox on board. Five hundred
and ninety-nine free colonists from China had
been set ashore from two vessels, one of which
lost sixty coolies by death on the passage
On some Of the sugar estates these untortu-
mates were cruelty dashed, and suicides were so
frequent among them that government inves-
LEGATION of the causes which led to ii took
place, when revolving state of management
was exposed. Fourteen thousand eight him.
bred and ninety-one Asiatics had been set
ashore during the year upto the 2Sd inst, and
two thousand three hundred and four others
had died on the passage.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08
A New Portable ForgeN

jih es<D THESE FORCES are made eXpressi Nor use,
.lEy They can be readily adopted many Pa,S w6urv
IN some CO rlGr and go work. For FaEmera AZ 0fac
Jurors Mi Hers, Miners, &c.. aud indeed Tor al
constant OF occa ona forging done, They are therOry
thing they be rcnol ed ~ any time qnd Iepeed
delay In g0ing three or four miles TO Blacksmith Sip,
With in6 that they could do themselv yea IN lew mnut
Those FORCES be and bought at any tune, eith
~" VI "''''"' n W, DAVIS Machine Shop,
corner of Front and Justison StTeets,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

~ THAT compettidi IL ,ss a.. az IA p,ie no auo gu
I'M ssa sndsythey ~ let thePa shoe, marks
doing IN the shoe tada. Boots and shoes oa be bought
imam ever before proportion 10 The cost Of
enmpetitnn, OF COURSE and still Sonpctt, IN
this locality No doubt public sayara or niFhi a. lie
gware that new shoe store has Ut No West
the lowest price for cash, Those who wio con vince Them
selves his fact give the slbsorh mil al his Store
being first store in Second ST., MARI ere
Il another em Of Importance to the publ Mai s that al
work TO order is prompt attended to at thlt More by
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

A Financial crisis is said to exist in Germa-
ny. A letter from Vienna, dated September
I, says :-"Last week several failures occurred
here, as well as Prague and Pesth. The most
important of those is hardware establishment
with liabilities amounting to several hundred
thousand guilders, and having extensive con-
nections abroad. There never was time
not excepting the years 1S47 and l848-when
the failures were so numerous as now every
day one or more suspensions are announced.
The worst is, an early Improvement cannot be
expected. The Bank Of Credit has limited its
transactions, and refuses all applications for
new loans, giving as the reason, that it ID not
in condition to expand its business" II some
of our flnanciers were in Germany they would
preach, in the face of the iacts calling for con
traction, that it was necessary for the bank Il
expand its business, TO save the commnnt!
from disaster.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08
soorr UpoN PILIow.-General Scott has

ScorT UPON PILLow.-General Scott has
come to his own defence against Gencral Pill
lows recent manifesto. Pillow said Scott fur
nished Trist with money to bride Santa Anna
when the American army was before the City
of Mexico. General Scott certifes on honor
that he never paid Santa Anna dollar while
in Mexico, and that Trist had not dollar Of
the public money in his possession. There is a
Mexican worthy whose name is expressed by
two blanks, to whom General Scottpaid money
for important information, but he never tempt
ed, he says, the honor or conscience of any
man. lie is under an obligation of private and
public honr, according to the usages Of nations
and armies, not to disclose names and crcuin-
stances, but expresses his readiness to go, con-
identaly, into all those different sums OF re-
ceipt and disbursement with the President, the
Secretary OF War, or any other member Of
the Cabinet. Pillow has evidently been
making hap-hazard speech to tickle tho ears
of his constituents and prove to them now
great man they would have in a representa-
tive like him. fss
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

u
liz NOTIFY ptlmn5 gp3l tt public Interior nn1 ndnl
GRATED ar!lees A. the iSi9G ilgSe Icse4er4t days Of
tr Anti-culst lille SAiNES, aud Dcplratlve, Depopns
tpg liS Pr By supply Pig 2 , q y, Ilepds who
aui most reahe Drugs and eclnes that can he obtained
in this country nordsr e. Pig T. pass tlls 2slpa,
ION 50 deynntly to IF Mlihsd .aye PnfeHsea re Drug
nEr III Front and Wes Sls have eiaaEeh enpetenl Clerk,
lave dG atanseninis it, one q The oldest AMI 3ost
meet All the demands cnstoncs elt2r III HE whole
sale III retail branch OF business have alsi well SGcc
ted lot Of Periumery aud Fancy mtloesi which VIII sell
Oh flshdsliying in the Country viii tnl much their
Interest well as Gpnvcnlehcn 10 leave their orders with us
M tiey mass ~, their way to Market they have
e Inaiuay attended 10 and every art ule CAREFUL put
Ill We are detprnncd 10 sell everything in or line as
nay l4r ho privilege. Remember e place n W. corner
ieb. s6-tl, DIR. Il. j. DRAPER
~ THE GREAT REMEDY oFTHE NINETEENTM e f.
rRy.-For ScrofuOns and Cancarnus Diseases, 6ilndu
urH and White Swuling Goitre. Opthnalia or eyes
hip disease magnaqt uleesand obstinate old sores let
Ter salt rlenn bolches on the face, anda in
KEEP iHE BLoop I'TRE-Stgengthe Rndluygoratbtllo
ste md YOU have removed nine te9Ihs 81 The eeuSet
adapted to iunl these important
particulars. II pies and emrlehes the blood nvgoraes
he Whole y Stem persons from ne many ~
liver aud Somach Is tonic AMI Alternative properties nTe
unequaed One Of the chief advantages OF tins valuable
not required, is perfectly pure nd highly coneen
raGd remedy The propFeora use il IN then
Ia and its great curing these diseases
IT. valne wereyer used. Those using Dr. onnsherr
from the principal office Philadelphia, each hatte helng
accompanied with check for that purpose. The aiuleu
and & n o yar Il Viii he found espec
ally valuable to these suffering IRON debilliy, A +
eP Te g sss S NSfsi be Xo
Agents for DR., L, 4 Co.'S, All Healing salvO'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-08

dan RUM of very SUPERIOR quality tor sale ny EDW
I'D BRlNGHURSr x CO., corner Market and sixth
streets sep Ill.
HUSBANDS NiAGNETSA AtII.R.& W.BKING-
Ill HURSlvS, lbs Market ST.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28

PoPULAR.--T That old Christmas poem
which commences with the statement about
the euetness of certain mice, is most won.
derfully popular, considering its age. No
less than a dozen of our exchanges contain
that ancient saw, pretaccd with m assurance
of its applicability to the occasion, and its
merit as poem Well, it is good very
good--but it seems like crowding things n
little to make annual publication of it. Let
it " dry up" for Christmas or two; it will
gain much desirable freshness by few
years rest.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28

The FiRE.--The escape Of the town from
general conhogration on Saturday night
seems to be almost miraculous. Had there
been an ordinary wind blowing, the block
bounded by Myers, Downer, Montgomery
and Bird streets, would most probably have
been destroyed, and the remainder Of the
town would nave been in great danger. As
it happened, however, the air was very calm,
and energetic men were on hand to meet and
avert the danger. We have thus far been
siDguarly fortunate in escaping destructive
fires, but we cannot expect to be always 80
lucky, and in time Of pence we should pre-
pare for war. You property holders ought
to be ashamed of yourselves for not prOvi-
ding the town with an engine.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28
Route to Utah.

The Sacramento Union thinks that the
the best route for an invading army from
California, to approach Salt Lake, is that
over the Sierra Nevada. through Johnson's
cutoff -.nOrning CaH.
1t is matter of great doubt, Mr. CAL,
whether the Sacramento Union really
"thinks" So Indeed, We think it may be
regarded as q certainty that it does not
think SO, although it says go, and evinccs
determination to adhere to the ott-repeatel
declaration. The Union knows that it does
not speak truly when it t''thinks" so. 1t
knows that its misrepresentation upon this
subject are based solely upon fancied al
yantages that are to accrue 70 its locality,
by the adoption of the Carson route
The Union knows that the distance from
the bend Of the Humboldt through Honey
Lake and 0rovlle to Sacrs mento, is not only
a better natural road than the Carson route
can possibly be made, (on account of SHOWS
but is actually of less distance than the
route between the former and latter point.
ria Carson Valley, and no louger ago than
last summer, acknowledged the fact by ad
yocating more southern route from Carsor
Valley to Salt Lake, because it would have
| Sacramento not only the terminus Of the
emigrant road, but also the first point ar
rived at after entering tho Sacramento Val
ley.
! 1t knows that thirds the distance
from Sacramento to Honey Lake rta. Orc
Vile, is over the Sacramento Valley stage
road 1t knows that the balance Of the
route to Honey Lake has been travelled by
trains every month during the year Il
knows that men on snow shoes have 10 t
their lives every winter in attempting to
pass over the SHOWS that envelope the Car
son route.
it knows that Mr.. Kirk worked an hun
dred men for nearly u month on the "John
son cut-etI,' in order to get his train ever
it, and render it passable during the sum
mer. and that he lett his heavy wagons as
soon as he had accomplished this work, and
before he had arrived at the commencement
OF his labors 1t knows that Mr. Kirk could
have reached Honey Lake by the Crovillc
route, without such an expenditure of time
and money, and have reached the scene Of
his labors in time to have prevented some
of the numerous massacres Of emigrants by
the Indians which occurred on his division
OF the route last summer.
The Uh ion is cognzant of these facts, and
yet laborS assiduously to suppress them, and
10y specious argument induce government to
build n particular locality, to the detr iment
Of other portions OF the State. The CAL
should not be deceived by what the Juion
publicly thinks" 1t is an arrant old hyp-
ocrite where dollars are concerned.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28

A CowAEDLY A. tg:.T Some ccwarily
wretch struck Frank johnson avery severe
blow on the head with Is sluug shot ON Thurs
day night, while Frank was attempting to
stop certain persons from burning fire.
works in the vicinity Of his house The
blow-which was irom behnd--made an ug-
ly wound in Franz scalp but ditn't shock
him Town. The fellow that Ierpetrotei this
qtrage is-luehily for himselt-unknown.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28
SHENIFF'S SALE

HDY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL OF DER issued
n d out of the District Court, Fifteenth Judicial
District in and for Butte county aud state of Cali
foruia against A MAURICE Jr and SARAH ANN
MAURICE, and in faver of CHARLES II. HEDGES
and ~ w. HANNON, for the sum of four hundred
dollars (s4G0 00) principal with interest on said
AT the rate of five % per cent per month from the
second day of June A. ID. l-57 until paid al.o all
costs of suit taxed in the OF nineteen and lty-
five one hunlirehs dollars (S9 5j) together with all
the accruing said writ, to me directed and
delivered. commanding me to sell all of the mort
gagged premises hereinafter described 10 satisfy said
demands, ! will on The twenty y-third fl3d) day If
january II 1875 at the hour oftwo t2) O'Clock
of said day in presence with the requirements of
said order, sell at public sale TO the highest bidder
for cash the following mOrgaged property described
in said or, er of sale as follows, to wit the nOrlh
halves OF os number seven ~ and eight (s) in block
number thirty.two c2) des signattd The plot of
th, town of Orovie in the county OF Butte and State
of California, and bounded follows, to wiz com
meucing Sixty-Six (6f) feet west of the SOUTHWEST
corner of Do Nner and Robinson streets ruDnng along
Downer street siaty.siX (6G) feet, thence southery
one hundred and thirty ytwo 1872 eet, thence easter
ly sixy-six 66l feet. the nee norhcry one hun dred
thirty 1.-TWO 1897 iee TO the beginning, together with
all and singular the tenemcnts, her. ditaments aud
appurtepanc,s thereunto belonging or in anywise
appnrtanng.
Tno above sale to take place at the Court House
door in tie town OF OrOsli county and State afJre
said
" d PLU.U, sheriff Butte County,
Orovle, Dec. 2Slh. 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28
SAEHLFr'S SALE

EDN VIRTUE OF A DECHEfAL ORDER issu,d
y out of the District tour OF the tIltccuh Judi
cit District in and tor Butte County and t lie OF
California. against n. Carroll aud IA favor ut James
T. Game tor the sum Cf seven hhndrrd and jily and
ATTY two one huuGTedhS dollr, S,j9 ~ prinripai
with interest On sbid at the rate Of hr.c 3 per
cent. per month from the seventeenth (l7) day Of
September A. D. 1857 until pald also all costs ol SUIT
taxed in the sum of twenty four and five one han
dredths dollars (S24 0jt together with all The costs
aceruirg upon said writ, to me directed and dcIy
orrd, commanding me to sell All nf the n.orl2agcd
premises hereinafter described to satisfy >1ii de-
muuds. viii sell on the TWENTN FIRST l2lstJ
DAY GFJANUARY A. u. Ie5s, at tie hour of l'to
~ O'Clock p. VI OF said day, in pur- uHnce with the
requirements of said order sell NJ public sale to the
highest bidder Tor cash. the following mortgHgcd
property described in said order oi se ioiuws to
vii: all the rig ht lille and interest Of the defendant in
and to hrt property situated in the town oi ruVle.
Butte county California and described the plot
survey of said town OF Oroyille rs follows. To wi:
commencing on the south side of Bird street block
number y eighty (eO) feet from the corner Of
said block on said street Un The corner ut liuutOun
and Bird street, thence southcrly one hundred and
thirty tWO 32) feet, thence east erly iilv six lh feet
thence nOrherly one hundred and thlrlytwo (l33
feet thence along the line OF Bird street G,iy .IA 90
feet to place of beginning, together with all and IN
gular the tenements hereditaments and appuucnaa-
ce- thercunto belonging or in anywise apIcrlaiuing.
The above sale to take place at the Court House
d0Or IN the town of Orov L, county and State aiUre-
said.
" d. PLU.N, SHERIFF Butte County.
OrOvilIr. Dec 2sth. 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Leonard & Co
will sell at , O'Clock, at their sales rooms on
Montgomery street, a lot Of household furni-
ture, clapboards, town lots, etc
Cushion & Colahan, will sell at aution
at 10 o'clock this morning, neat and valu-
able cottage situated on Miners alley.
Garnham & Lockwood have everything in
the book and stationery line, etc in the
Literary Depot Call and see them, present
makers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-28

MAsoNIc.-At Il regular meeting of Oro-
Vile Lodge No, 1903, F & A NJ, held at Ma
sonic Hall Saturday evening, December Goth,
the following persons were elected and in
stalled officers Tor tie ensuing year:
ID. A. BRowN, W NJ
GEo w ELLto1r, :. W
ROBERT WuLIAAis, J W.
PHILIP WATERWAYS Treasurer
ARTHUR McDEeAIoTr, Secretary.
ID. JEwETT. : y
d. G O'DoN NELL. j y.
Il. G. GRIDLTY, I.