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4 Offer fnr sa.c upward ~ 500 acres
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SPEED & STRANGE,
sel MAIN STREET.
Mrmslis. 7sss.

NNEaM d~isrs IN ssarissud fairy
NJ dEv-eposs. ssaiy.msde eiSthinS.
arpesss eiosks. nantes. searfs. iares AID
cmbrcslerir~. hosiery, bea. eFih auds<xfo
blankets Of ese-v -ssie and prirs. We
also have n. ,s.s nm hssxass IN sss
vosla. Wa pne- ear sssjs sss eash. end
win psks ]. 10 q. interest Of TIE fssnser
TO call % ~ Eespr~sfuliv.
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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-21
NUMBER 256
OropiI,r Nai,g Butte RrroT0.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 2l,t, 1907
Schie>,lnSer. ti.c Traitor.

After the last string news from NcarguA
doubtless our readers won a like to know o.
the whereabouts and doiugs ut the traitor
Schlessiuger who caused Walkers first re-
verse at the Hacienda de Santa Rosa.
Soon after that most dIsEraceiul rout,
We have lost si.ht Of jhe hero Of Ceuta until
very l1tcly lie wl~ tried aud condcnlue..
90 boz ,aot - trntpr hy Walkers court
up.UA., but, ct cutse, when jhe b0 "a .
were rva IL Tor HIM, he Wa ia u0W'-c pre-
pared for them. Rumor ,ail that Ho had
taken service with the Control Americans,
aud rum II appears was pLht. The B0i-
ttui OHrilf, ot san Jose says that Schlcs-
singer had not only held rank a. IA Colonel
IN the Saivadorcan army. but that he had
distinguished himself oaiy hy challenging
an hon ,ral'e, old and brave gcuoras officer
named I,yala to fight duel
~yhlessiugcr having spoken in a very in
81 ting manner ut the government nul poo-
pie of c'uatrmllu, /, appears tnat Gen Ia-
yaIl lookup the cndgel ~ their defense, aat
treat ed the traitor with the contempt 0yery
nigh bred man ot courage feels for real
or cons 'ructiyc coward. The traitor sent
the challenge the same day, but /,Vlla who
had proved bis courage a Euntred times
upon tnt hciG oi battle, could nt1td 10 dis
dain hostile mc-sage tio'u such "a scource
whcreupon : hie-slnEcr retired from the
Inc Of the array with large c"mmtni OF
troops. The Coe 4 Rican papers are furious
against the pr0tu3O hefoe t5t COTO'Lci hu1l-
gutO, as they cntiue Scnle,>ingcr, and
loudly demand that he should be cXpcl ed
from the service Of the allies " \, EL-
press.
\ PRINrING OFFICE ~ Ruins The In
diana State JoU,nai Of April 9th publishes
an account Of ths destructi II of the Office Of
the Sentinel, the leading Democratic paper
in Indiana The J0HrHM says:
About a quarter past 10 cock last night
the new boiler Of the Sentinel oiH,c, which
had lust been put up, and was being tried
for the fist time, explojcd The othce was
IN process Of removal from the old location
TO the Capital House The explosion dashed
several OF the men from the boiler room iu-
to the press. room, blew the boiler head and
portion Of the chimney through the inter-
venIng WALL forced out a greater portion OF
the east wall Of the wing, aud let The fiJor
Oi the two upper stori down, with AL the
type aud materials in them, making scene
OF ruin and confusion uuplralle cd IN our
experience. The noise Of the explosion was
dun deep roar, and shook the buildings
for several squares around. The wall that
had not been blown down was forced n foot
or two out of perpendicular, the floors all
crushed into a mass at the bottom, with
portion Of the boiler underneath, and worst
Of all the body Of man crushed and black
ened under the boile', After great deal
Of effort the heavy iron mass was removed,
and boy named Geo llomnn, taken out,
horribly crushed, and quite dead, Mr.. Ran
dahl, the fireman OF the news room, was
badly hurt, as was a boy named Fred Mud
barger; also, Frank Schuler, ,cob Lex, and
"A son of Mr. Doughty, one ot the proprie-
tors, all slightly hurt,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-21
LEG NOTICES.
SHERyFr'S SALE.

TDY ViRtIE OF IN execution Issued cht oI
hDJu,.Icrs 'ourt. anil Ia-, Isilce oi the Peacr II
and tlr Oregon Township. pu,ie county >h'e ol tal
it,,rnin Ia ne directed ana delivered, commanding
me 10 make ne SUN Of eighty-ionr ten one hhhd
rrdths tS14 100 dollars principal and INT fest ana
sixteen INV ON. hundrrdths dollars cu-i- ol SUIT
together with all the COSTS accrnDg upon sad "rits
wherein james NJ smith Is piaihun ana " IMAM
ttlI and William Morris are ne irfsnda +, have
levied upou aud will sell at pubic S'ie 10 the highest
bidder for cash the l|th day OF May A. d. lTI! al
the hour Of O'Clock H. ail The r'gnt tlilr aud in
terr,t of both or either Of the above named defend
ants IN and 10 the following described properly, u
vii . one building or saloon aud bowhn2 alley. stu
atad NJ French,owni ia Oregon township, Butte com
~ & rna, and formerly kno~nhs Nuns DO ing
alley SAID Duilding being one story high' twenty
r.pt wide in 'front.' and Running buck (bowling alley
clud .tD eight, xix feet; also the lot or grUuni 'pDh
which said building is situated. tog 'lhrr with AL he
tenr,nent- heredHpents and appurindnces thercun
to bclongf z.
The above sa'e 20 take place at the Court House
door in the town of OroNie county ana state ai"re-
said =. hbEh' ohcflu ""''c Noh"''
ApriI nth A. ID. 1851
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-21
SHERIrF'S SALE.

upY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
HS ont of the District Court, Ninlh Judicial Dis
ri in and Tor Butte county aud state Of California
IA me d. drpcted aud delivered. commanding me to
maxi. the sum OF four hundred aud ulneiy three
iyt.two one-hunhrcdths doll r debt. and Gusts of
suit in the sum of ten dollars Together with all the
cots n.c cruing on said writ. wherein y. Carroll is
rlsiutif aud simon Gerrasr and J. w Whaling are
the defendants. have levied Lpon and will ,e at
tlic sale To the highet b der tor cash on the 10Th
day of Nav A -. l-j7 at the hohr 4 two O'Clock p.
~. the following described property 10 Wit: All Of
the right title and interest of the abpve named de-
G,pdanl- In and 10 bmldtg -itua' ID On the corner
Of Rird and Lincoln streets up "a lot number four
a. IT, bI OK number three 49, ~ laid down on the
=, ,gn MOT of the IuwD Of Orpvie, IN Butte county,
I q aiforniA. snl known as the Musical HALL said
bullding being about thirty feet wde and sxty-six
feet in length together with the scenery stage and
figures therennro belonging also all of the right.
title and in'efe-t uf the above named defendants by
right of ease Otherwise. IN ana 10 that pOr Of
the above described lot upon which SAID building i
situated.
The above sale 10 take ,,ace AT the Court HOuS
door in the Town ~ Oruve, county snc state afore
said hEEN, sherin buue co"hlE.
Oroyille, May 4'h, ISL DY+4w.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-21
Jusl Received and in store.

A large supply of Alcohol Campheno Lard. Sperm
Polar NeAtstoul, ami Boiled OILS Solar on, and
Camphene Lamp Wicks. Cuudle Wck'ng. Wax and
\ ight rapers, OraX. soda, Castillo soup, salad oil
in Basket Woe'- Schapps IIosCtter's Bltlers pure
Cream Tartar, etrychniue, Castor Oil, and Wyn-
koop's Medicines. " hoitsale and reinil, by
ALBAN, THOMAS Y Co.
ap7tf Corner and sixth streets.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-21
r0R
wv wv a. c ex WOx K S.

C w. GARRIOTT, PROPRIETOR,
ENTENDS immediately to commence extending
q the main pipe through Montgomery, Downer.
Bird, Iunoon, aud Myers streets. Parties who wish
to have attachments made to the same, will have
them attended to by leaving their orders at Ihe Oro-
VIe steam Mil Office.
The advantages ot these Water Works to the CIT.
zens ot OroVille. must be apparent to every one--an
auxiliary and aborsnvcr to The housewife, as well as
store restaurant and hoIe keepers, and ready at all
. times of the day or night Tor their
Il Il G. u l. 4 Il O n S.
1st Parties wanting the water must apply at the
office and obtain their certificates for the same, by
paying the of service pipe AMI one moilhs rent
End No addition alteration whatever in or
about any pipe water cock, shall be made, or
caused to be made Uy persons taking he walcr,wltt
out permission of the proprietor.
3rd. All pers taking water shall keep their own
service pipes, stop-cocks, and apparatus, in good
order at their own expense and shall prevent any
q unnecessary waste "t water.
4th Parties tnking the water and allowing thei"
ncrhbors and Others To the same, will be charged
double rates. or more us the case may be.
9TH The Water Rent is due in advance, monthly,
and in all where the rent is not paid 10y the 9TH
the water will oe stopped.
The proprietor is at llimes supplied with materi.
nj Tor service pipe water closets, &c aud has IN his
employ one of the best plumbers In the Stae.
Oroville, April 2lth, 1881.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-21
Q r O v IL l. =
6 &c al122 Saw Mill,
HEAD OF MONTGOMERY ST.

Fu7tlE Proprietor of this establishment il now pre-
pared to contract Tor. ard deliver rdrro from
500 It. ) u Uul feet of either common Pine or Red
Fr !.umb'r at the lowrs' market rates The Red
Fir will found The best Fencing lmber that can
be used
Al persons about 10 build, will find il to their adj
"Hntag' to purchase Ht this mil, rs they can have
their Lumber sawed to order. in lengths and sizes to
suit. and delivered Free OF Charge.
Attached To thu establishment il one of Wood
w0rh's Patent Planning Tnnguelng and Gro0Ying
Machines. and Nil orders for Panel Lumber OF any
. dc. cr ptlon can be Immediately lllel
Always ON hand Shelving. Flooring, beveIcd Sid
ing joi.t Fencing Boards, Sluice Lumber, Pickets
Lathe. Snakes aud shingles.
Also on hand Dours, Windows, &c. Or crs for
Doors, Windows, aud Blinds. hed with despatch
GEO w GARRIOTr.
Orovile, April 2ith, 1851
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-21
JUST r. &c EIV + d,

DER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE CLIPPERS
i Morning Light Flyi Fish, Flying Mist, large
supply of Pure cream Tartar. lad oll' Extract lie
quorice. Blue Nuriol. German and English Nanutne
Snttp,re Corn Starch Shakers Sarsaparllla, Sarsa
uarllla Root, Gum Arabiac, CItric Acid, Potash tx
tracts of lemon Rose and Vanilla Vanilla Beans.
Boiled inseed Oil, Castor oil in barrels, Pure Vel
low and White Wax. hid1er's, bowers aud Weight
mans Tnriaric Acid Bay Rum in cases and barrels,
Fresh Hops in one pound packages sage, Yankee.
Soap Iudrllible Ink, Roses Biackng brushes ha>
sons Hacking. Cod Liver oil, pan,h aud American
saffron Dubin's Extracts, Genuine rights B4an
drr,h's Aotas and other Pulls. ChamOi> >kius, Ly>
enpsdinm Essential oils Congress Water in pine
and quarts BoraX, SAL Soda. Pearl barley. anc man
olner staplr Articles which together with our former
arge sock of Drugs, makes our assortment as varied
aud Large, ns any Drug House IN The city, 10 whict
we invne lht. attention of the Trade and others buy
mo IN this market ALBAN rhUIAS& CO,
wholesale ana Retail Druggists
ap7u Io'. > sifee', corner o'h'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-21
OROVlLLE BREW ERI.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED HEREWITH GIVE NO
Il tcr - consumers of LAGER BEER in GRO
willie ana places around, that they ready 10 sup
ply them. They spared neither time nor expense
for the production of au aticl" which may impCte
win uytnlns Of he kind ia CIlItornlt. Orders are
h"reN ith solicited and given ones viii be promptly
dispatched. Delivery free of charge.
mar2l If A.BERG \ co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-21
WEEKLY CUTIE RECORD
.SiN FRiNClSCO BRiNC!

PARKER s. CoNMOR
EGT lOLESALE WINE 4 LIQUOR DE EiLERS
w Glayr always on hnud Eng, ish. ScO'ch aud
albany Ale nnd London Porter. in cnsk and bottle
Myers strei corner OF Bird street, OroyiIie
February H. lSI7 feh1llf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05
THE AUGUST ELECTIONS.

Well done, KENTUCKY Our dispatches from
Louisville state that the election Monday passed of
pesceaby and that, in Louisville District Humphrey
Marshall, the american candidate for Congress, has
been elected. The American candidate for State
Treasurer, we are also assured, is elected Rcpubl-
can papers please copy) Express.
Always ready to oblige, we comply with the
above request of The Express, but we must be per.
mitted to add that while we regard the reelection
of Humphrey Marshall as highly probable, we do
rot believe "tbe American candidate for State
Treasurer" was elected yesterday in kentucky.
He may have been, but tho probabilities seem to US
decidedly against him. We say this without preju-
dice, for we would quite as soon chronicle his
cess as that of his Democratic opponent. The
Express goes off too hastily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05
FROM KANSAS.

Cores pondence Of The Cincinnati Gazette.
LAWRENCE, July q, 1857.
meeting of the voters In this District which con-
tairs population Of five thousand nha bitants
held in the Unitarian church this afternoon for tho
purpose of nominating candidates for two Senators
and seven Representatives to the State Legislature.
The assemblage was large, and Mr.. 4. b. Whitman
called upon to preside: On taking the chair he
stated briefly the object Of the meetiHg-to elect
District Committee and the nomination Of candidates
for the Topeka Legislature: While the Committee
was out, the meeting was addressed by Major James
Redpath, Judge Conway, and Professor Gunnison Of
Harvard University.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot for candi-
dates for the Senate andth House Of Representatives.
when the following gentlemen declared duly
nominated:
For Serotors-Wm. A Phillips. James B. Abbott
For tases-T dwight Thatcher, O. w Dietxer,
@. Croker. Robert Morrow, O. r. Warren 7. Vaughan.
Preptiss.
To be voted for and elected to represent this District
in the General Assembly of the State of Kansas,
the rst Monday in August, unless peradvcnture, Cen
Harney's Artillery in the meantime does what the
Governor has frequently threatened
/ have to-day memorial to Congress asking
for our admission into the Union under present
Constitution signed by four thousand citizens Of Kan
sas it will be much larger when all the returns are
made from the remote Districts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

"Wby don't the Free State men Of Kansas vote
sat the regular Territorial Elections ?" has been
the standing query of their enemies in the Free
States for the last year. The querists ignore the
facts that they twice attempted 80 to vote-in
November, 1854, and in March, ls55-and were in
both instances overwhelmed by an armed invasion
from Missouri, voting at the point Of the Bowie
knife. The Free State men did not desist fran
voting at the Territorial Elections until, by means
of the Wholesale frauds at those Elections Slavery
had been fastened upon them and they divested of
tho Right of Suffrage unless they would swear
fealty to the X braska bill and the Fugitive
Slave Law. Weary of the attitude of consenting
victims of such outrages, they held Convention,
organized State Government and resolved to
treat the so-called Territorial Legislature as the
usurpation, the fraud it notOriously was.
This attitude they have since maintained, letting
Legislative election and the choice of COnstitu-
tiopal Convention pass UNDECIDED. They could not
vote at the folmer without taking false oath, and
they wtro not permitted to vote at the latter unless
they had previously been registered by the bogus
authorities, as most Of them bad not. So they
stood alOof, and allowed the Slave party two fair
opportunities to exhibit it's weakness to the world.
Bat another Territorial Election approaches,
and from every side they are imporsuned to take
part in it Gov. Walker traverses the Territory,
making plausible speeches and fair promises, en-
treating all to vote at that election. Friends out
side write them from every quarter-"Wh not
"vote in October and Overwhem your Pro Slavery
"Oppressors :" Enemies cry loud and long,
"Why don't the Free-State party abandon their
latitude Of quasi rebellion, and vote at the regu-
"lar Elec,icnf II they are m.joriy of the Peo-
'ple Of KsDsas-as they confidently say they are
"wiy Lot chow it, and end all difficulty by taking
possession Of the Territorial Legislature The
"Test Oath is repealed; why won't the Free-State
"men vote ?"
Thus assailed from every side, The Free-Stats
men smother their own convictions, founded on
lorg and painful exper 'euce, and knowledge of
facts more intimate and thorough than Cutsiders
cen lave acquired, and resolve to try once more
the experiment of voting at Territorial election,
under such judges aud such regulations as it shall
please the pt wers of darkness, who have usurped
authority in KaDsas, to youchsafe them; when 10
they are arbitrarily precluded from voting A new
Advertisement Of Members is made out, under the
siepstures Of the preceding officers Of the two
branches Of tho original bogus Legislsture which
give. hi,iv sir members Of the next Legislature TO
fDurtten COUNTIES, and only three members to nine
teen Counties These last are Of course the most
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

ROBBERY OF "a, 000-On Thursday night last, q
daring ard successful robbery perpetrsted 10 the
branch office of the Bank Of Upper Canada, which 10
situated in the western wing OF the Parliament Build
&C. aid cash to the amount Of sixteen thousand dol
lars carried off Since the late removal Of the seat Of
Government to Toronto, the Bank has occupied
pertinent in the buldings, fitted 1t up % an office and
placed cashier (Mr. CummiDs) in it, with funds to
me ct The payment Of Government warrants, allowance
oM.PP's salaries If the officials and her ordinary
xpebses. This arrangement, which was considered
onveDient obvsted the city OF parties receiving
hecks going to the head Bank, q considerable dis
tam G. but has turned out serious Dss to the Bank.
Tie officials paid the last day Of each m0nth,
and to ct this expenditure CA 600 were brought
up to the Parliament House on Thursday. The perpe-
irh of the robbery must have been aware Of this
Which las led TO the suspicion that none but persons
we'll acquainted with the fact have accomplished the
deed. II IL said that Mr.. Cummns @ft the Office ct
the usual hour Thursday leaving all ~ he believed
secure. Next MOI ming, on returning, he startled
to obseye the door Of the cafe Opep the tin box inside
ed Of its valuable contents and all the cash abstract
ed, save about f2O0Or G3C0 in silver and gold, which
10y in corner, AID which it is probsbe, escaped thu
notice Of the robbers. Upon further examination it
found that the entrance was effected by breaking
portion Of glass ne 1t the brass catch of the window
and then rasing the latter up. On looking about the
window, $500 in s. bills found underneath eithsr
dropped Or thrown down purposey by the thief.
Toronto Globe Aug 4
ST. LOUIS PoLIcrMAS.-71e Democrat says that
MI. Woolfey,a pirate Policeman, acting on As boat
between Washington avenue and Locust street.. in
tbat city, was robbed Of his club and bistol whils
asleep.
No DAD HrAps-The dead hesda" have been
heteaded OF the Providence and We .cs ster Railroad.
The Board Of Directors have voted chat aud ate!
August rerrou whStever shall pas over tho road
Without payibg the usual fare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

The Pennsylranian justifes its candidate for Gov.
erner Gen. Packer, in refusing to meet Mr.. Wilmot
on the stump, ard discuss the questions at issue
from County to County, by decryiog stump Oratory,
and asking "What does stump campaign lead to
"but fights, riots, and murders'" This might be
swallowed by itself but when We see in this same
copy Of The Pennsylvania that Gen. Packer is
soon to address mass meeting at Clarion County,
We can't help thiaking that it might better have
been silent itself than recommend silence to it, can
didate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05
MISSOURI ELECTION,

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, Aug 4, 1857.
Scattering returns have been received from the city
and county. Rollinss majority in this city is about
1900 or 800. Mayor WiLers majority last Spring
was 200. TIE vote is very much reduced, and Rol
lirs falls behind Fillmore's vote.
The complete vote of this county indicates that
Stewart has carried the State by 5000 majority.
Stewards majority In Gasconade County will probably
reach 800.
Cooper County gives Rollins, the Independent can.
ddate for Governor 277 majority. The Town of Lex
ington gives him 299 majority.