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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-01
Dated July Sd, 1857.
SHERIEE'S SALE
Sheriff Butte County.

EpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued out of
kD the District CoUrt. Ninth Judicial District. in
and for Butte County and state of California. To me
directed and delivered, commanding me to make the
sum oftweve hundred and ninety dollars with inter
est thereon until paid. and the sum of ten dollars
costs suit together with the costs accrning on said
writ. wherein IT Losky. Levy \ Go. are the plain
tiffs and Brannagan & Aissen are the defendants
have levied upOn ana sell at public sale To the high
eat bidder for cash, on the Both day OF June, d.
1857 at the hour of two O'Clock F. NJ all ofthe right
title and interest of Richard Brannagan & ignaZ
Nissen, the defendants above named. in and To the
following described property To wit: All of that Ger
tain piece parcel of land lying and being siluaied
In the town of Oroviiie Butte county and State of
California. and described follows: fronting on
Montgomery street be.ween Myers and HunloOn
streets, commencing Mt the American Theatre and
running to II. Emanue's house, twelve feet. thence
back one hundred and thirty two feet forming
paralellogramc twelve feet front by one hundred anC
thirty two feet back. together with all of the tene
ments. heriditimcnts and upperinances thereunto
belonging or in any wise appcrlninlng. The above
. ae to take place ut the Court House door in Oro-
vile. county and state aforesaid.
Dated Uroyiile, Jure 9th. 1851
F. FREkR. sheriff Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

and endorsement of certain warrants. and prohlbit'
ing the payment Of the same, approved January SUN
A. b. 1856 warrants which have been specincally
adudged illegal by any Court and all said warrants
speclhsd in the last mentioned Act are hereby ex'
pressly excluded from NIL the benefits and nrnvisons
of this Act Third. Just or legal claims against me
StHe sccrued prior To January lst. 1891 ana "h'eh
may be allowed and audited by Act of The Legislature
And If the Treasurer Of State shall wlifuly issue
bonds upon claims not herein specified rs receivable
il shall be deemed misdemeanor. aud shall be pun
shed as provided in section q olhis Act, ana suci
bond shall he void
Sec 1o The claims specified in this Act may he re-
ceved for funding and bonds therefor may be issued
prior 10 the first day of January 1889 but not after
wards and all claims not presented for funding pri'
or 10 that time are excluded fiom the provisions of
this Act and such blank bonds prepared under the
provisions of this Act, as shall then remain ON hand
shall he destroyed in the paesence of the Governor
Comptroller and Treasurcr
Sec 49, This Act shall take effect on the first day of
November. A. ID. 1857. 80 all IFS provisions EXCEPT
those relating to- and necessary for It's submission To
the people and for returning. canvassing ana pro
claiming the yotes-which shall take effect lmmedi-
ately.
Sec "A This uci shall be submitted the people of
the State for their ratification AT the next general
election, 10 be holden on the first wednesday ol sep
temher A. D. 1851 and the Quellfed electors OF this
State shall at said election their ballots for state
officers, vote tor against this Act: those voting for
the same shall write orhave psRed on their ballots
the ords "pay The Debt;" and those voting against
the same shall write or have printed on their ballots
the woris "Repudiate the Debt
See IS The votes cast for and against this Act, |
shall he counted returned and canyassed. and de- |
clared in the same manner and subject 10 the same
rules votes for the Treasurer of state, and If It
appear that majority Of all the votes cast for or
against this law aforesaid. or in favor of this Act
then the same shall have effect as hcrerbefore pro- /
vided and shall be irrepeaahle until the interest of
the liabilities herein created shsl he paid and dis !
charged. and ihe Governor shall make proclamation /
thereof hut if majority OF the votes so cast are
against this Act. then the same shall become 7od
Sec IT.. Ii shall be the duty of The Secretary of /
State TO have this Act published in one newspaper 4
in each Judica District of this state, If one be pub
lished therein for three months next preceding the
general election to be holden upon The first We1nes-
day of September next. Tor which publication no /
grea'er allowance shall be made than the rates al !
lowed hy law to the state Printer.
Approved April 2Sth. 1857
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-01
SHERIFr'S SALE

ETY VIRTUE of three executions issued out Of
HD the District Court OF The Ninth Judicial District
In and for Butte County and Stale of California To
me directed aud delivered commanding me to make
the sum Gf sevenhundred and ninety two twenty five
one hundredlhs dollars with interest on said sum
from the 18th day OF February A. ID. 1887, at the
of ten per ceHt per until paid and the further
sum of tsenty nine 80 one hundredhs dollars costs
of suit and all accrling costs on said writ wherein
JOS Gluckauf Is plaintiff, and Jas. A. Murray and
-- Jones are defendants. And the further sum of
five hundred and thirty eighty one bundredths dol
lars and the sum Of fifty two 60 one hundredths dol
lars costs O SUIT all accrung costs OF suit and all
accrung said writ wherein A. p. Spear is
plaintiff and J. A. Murray and - Jones are defend
ants, and the further sum of nine hundred and sixty
nine sixty three one htmdredths dollars and the sum
of thhty nine fifty one hundredlhs dollars costs Of
suit and all accrulng costs said writ wherein
Treadwell L. Co are Plaintiffs and JAS A. Murray and
- jones defendants, have levied upon and shall
expose at public sale to the highest bidder for cash.
on the 18th day of August A ID. 1857 at the hour OF
O'Clock p NJ, all OF the right title and of Jas
A. Murray and - Jones or either them in and to
fifty shares Of stock more or less, in the Bdwe
Bridge Company doing business in Bidwell's Bar,
Butte County and State OF aomia The above
sale 10 take place at the Court House door in the
town Of 0rovllle, county and state aforesaid.
p. FREER,
OrovilIe. July 90, 1857. Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-01
sHERrrr0S SALE

EBY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued ont OF
AB the District Court, 9Th judicial District in and
for Butte county. California to me directed and de-
livered, commanding me Ia make the sum of two
thousand nine hundred and seyeEty five dollars with
legal interest thereon until paid, together with all the
costs accruing upon said writ wherein George ".
Hess and lIarcomh are plaintiffs. and W McCraeken
- White, Henry Powers. J. B Faden. :. I. " he,
John Doe and Richard Roe, composing the Pioneer
Mining Company. are the defendants have levied
upon and will sell at public sale to the hghest bidder
for cash, on the lst day Of July A. d. 1887 at Inc
hour of sclock =. Nj all of the right, title and IN
terest of the above named defendants IN and 20 the
following described property To wit that part o. ihe
North Forth Of Feather River lying along and oppo'
site TO the Berry Creek Bar in Rute county Cahior'
MIA, aud known as the Pioneer Mining Companys
Claim. and described follows 10 wit: commencing
at the deep hole at the head Of the Berry Creek Bar
and running down the bed of the stream about nine
hundred and sixty three feet together with the race
and all the appertenances thereunto belonging or ~
any wise appeialning. Sale to take place at the
Court House door IN 0rove, county and s'ate
aforesaid
Dated June 10th, 1927.
P.FREER. Sheriff Butte Co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-01
IT III Il .orFTC 4

OF the "Buite Quartz Mining Company is In The
Court Boase. 8. W. W. COUGH Y, seey.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-01
52g95aS2AS7 9GlEa!a!3I3y9 ?
ErFERvESCTNE TEMPERANCE
BEVERAGE,
The most Wholesome, refreshing, and inyigoratng
Drink in the World.

Inc most Wholsome, refreshing and nyigorating
Drink in the World
yKyUE POWDER from which TINS IS prepared is
h made entirely from vegetable ingredients, col
lected from all pprts of the world and combined to-
gether with great skill and care. Two teasnOonsful
nut into dry tumber of large size, with sufficient
quantity OF water added, produces immediately
cooling draught of charming excellence and havor,
and health giving effect Ii Is adapted To all seasons
and every ones use and is especially suited Tor those
who 20 to sea, preventive OF seasickness, cos
tiyeness and the genernly unpleasant state of tho
system arising from change of climate and living.
Ii also lessons the dangers of incurrng diseases uu-
der a tropical snu, and all who me about 10 take the
trim to the eastern States. II they ard health
and comfort on the way. should not fail TO obtain
supply before starting. and more So II ladies' or chill
dren are with them or nvalids or the SICK, as no
thing is rs grateful 10 the palate and stomach as this,
and resiss the enervating effects OF hot countries 50
we'll and unlike ardent spirits. II does not enieeDle
by intaming; but strengthens and eXhllerates both
body and mind by It's nutritious powers ana the en-
ergy which il impars 10 the digestive process. Sea-
men also should be provided with some before they
leave port.
A glass taken at any time during the day eemoyes
all feelings ofheat. THIRST or even OF hunger and It's
being made In a great measure of vegetable acids
TO prevent ScurFy and purles the blood al the same
time. It's also an invaluable Restorative for those
who laboI hard for living such as Farmers, Miners
Mechanics nnd LahOrers; and TO shop-keepers. Pro
fessonal men and others, whose occupation compeIs
them 10 lead sedantary lives; draught before break
fast gives new spirit for the business of the day.
Medical men who know its composition, speak in
the highest terms of its utility, and all the poets
praise Is Byron calls Il the blest Sherbet, Moore
makes frequent mention of it, and Hafz the great
Persian poet. Ia loud In praise of il
Prepared by AUGUSTUS H0GG, London, New
York and San francisco.
Depot Davis Street Drug Store, near jackson San
Francisco and for sale BY all respectable druggists
and Dealers.
Ysice-5O Cents per Bottle-each Que win make 12
Nsasses.
Nj. Agents wanted and supplied on the most
81 and convenient terms. ap2l3m.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-01
Bridge and Ferry Notice.

NTOTlCE is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ will Apply to ,he Board of Supervisors in and
for Butte County the August term thereof IN l'aI,
for License to run Ferry and erect Bridge across
the Middle Fork of Feaher river few rods above its
junction with the North Fork of said river.
June o. 1857 SYLVESTER Z. SAVAGE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-01
ScrOfula and Diseased Blood.

"DR. GUYSOTT'S improved Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparlla" is true specific. The pro-
pretors have in their possession over one hundred
certificates of the most extraordinary cures effected
by 1t. We can setely sag, Try it. 1t revives the
dropping constitution, eradicates all humors from
the Blood and by its tonic properties restores the
invalid to life and vigor AS spring aud summer
medicine, it has no equal It's singnlarly efdacious
action on the blood It's strengthening and vlvyIng
action the system stands 1reeminantly above all
other Sarsaparillas. II you would have the rose
brought back to your check, q clear. healthy and
transparent skin, and life and vgor imbucd through
the ~ stem, take Guysoit's Extrac: Of Yellow Dock
ana aparilla 1t contaDs more of the pure
Honduras Sarsaparilla than any other preparation
extant, which is chemically combined with the eX-
tract. of Yellow DOCK and the Extract Of VIVID
Cherry, thus making the remedy more thoroughly
efficient than any Other Sarsaparia before the pubs
lie At The slme time it is perfectly free from all
mineral poi-ons which cannot be said Of other Sar-
sapara compounds.
5're care al and buy none but Quart BOTTLES.
SOIdby Druggists generally.
Cotton Il McDerm0t. AGENTS for Oroville.
Park & White. General Agents. and importers for
all valuable Patent Medicines. l32 Washington St,
San Francisco. myl5-3m2p
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-01
Flume Lumber For Sale

vUyBE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
IL at a very low figure, large quantity OF FLC We
LUMBER, and huming appertenances comprising
planks posts, wheels, pumps, gudgeons, etc. oel13
the building material of some twohirds OF tne oio
Montezuma Mining Clam. These materials which
can be seen at the sOld MOntezuma Claim, or hocK
Island can be purchased very cheap for cash, or on
LEVI THOMAS.
June l6, 1857. (iel6>lm1 On the premises.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-01
uNRIVATE Medical Oaicc-

uNRIV ATE Medical Oqlcc-Hundreds OF those who
have contracted dis0ase are disadpointed OF
cure by not calling on Dr. Young al first. lie viii
forfeit ANY sum if he fails to case that may
come under his ne matter how long standing or
a(lictinc such as ulcers, tumOrs. nodes, punches,
pimpes on the face and body pains IN the bones ana
ioins wakefuiness. trembling copper colored sores,
n,.tnp of the bones. emaciaiOn, loss OF appetite.
strength ond flesh. in the nose and cars loss Oh
hair weak eyes itching humOrs, &. Many perSens
oftcr being reeyOd ef all external appearances OF
nriyne disease. suppose themselves cured. but hler
a few months and they are troubled with various
symptoms which ;hey never had before, ana winch
thpy find IL impossible relieve. To all who are al
dicied i'm this way. Dr. Young would particularly rec
onmend trial OF his skilt The symptoms with which
Won are troubled are caused by aints in the blood,
which soOuer or later will destroy our health anu hap
niness NJ persop who has ever had attack of any
nrivate cnmpaiut should notai to consult Dr. Young
And take few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine as they rest assured that lheir blood Ia
In "A perfectly pure and healthy eonditien, and that
every trace of disease IS removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in srOm two to hve days without
c,auge of diet or hudrance from business. fee.
DIR J. {. YOUNG
Ufice corner Montgomery and California streets,
opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Office hours from
Marysuile, June 10th. 1855.
uNRJC. YOUNG-DEAR fir :-Please send me
j some of the medicines you prescribed IN my
case have a friend here who is troubled in exactly
40 way that was. He has nightly emissions
r1u.I.t1 nd weak back. loss of memory,
and is generally debiitaied he is discouraged and
has not confidence enongh TO enable him TO call and
see you. | told him how was. and that my friends
all said was in consumption and the doctors up here
gave me up aud advised me to go home TO die, but
instead of going home called upon you, and here
am. as well as any of them. and likely TO live long
time vet wifi slrenth enough t. work with the strong
est OF them Doctor will sem eVery 10 you that
looks to me though he needed dysican. II shall
not be my fault If any dies for want of medical
treatment. | will do all can TO keep the afflicted
away from those pests OF society yelcpt professors
and high sot sdng titled mcn. who, If the facts were
known, are who left their country foi their coun-
trys good. Pubis this lettrr, doctor, II you wish,
and hope some of those that humbugged me, may
see it and sleep tsd :Or one night.
TrulyyG ~, GEO. DAVIDSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-01
THE "A CANEXCHANGE
FoRMERLY Wilson's EXCHANGED
T9 Lp to the Grade
Sansome st., opposite the American Theatre,

SAN FRANCISCO,
RER. BAILEY SARGENT, the proprietor of the
1v6 American (lateWison's) Excl ange begs leave
To inform the travelling community that he has UNI
dertaken the personul charge of that house. lie
has made extensive alterations and Improvements.
and has renovated the house throughout. making il
the first hotel on the Pacific coast There have been
added TO .he house a fine sitting room and dining
hall. ne"ly furnished In point of comfort and all
the cOnveniences which modern hotel Keeping have
rend' sed essential the AMERICAN EXCHANGE
can compare favorahly with any of the Atlantic
hUtsis. 4 he best talent hes heen emnAty4H ia t4e
yeriOus departments, anG "a proatip;Ur A{ set thc
best table the market aloris. p,3ees 10 suit the
times.
TIE American Exchang cHlt5 fs alrsys ir
readiness 10 convey passet gees fga a8 9 The hors,.
to the landings, or 10 aay 0f iv, for 81
baggage free.
p b. SMITH has charge a .ir .g-gr,
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Rene Asl $viississ''-ns Infection, - enS>ss'ss
Of .Aa, the Ca.bolic CAveh VI, followed BY usmil-
gated ahuxe Of vAs, i . The Lecture . veil vrae.,
sensible even. Ms6ens Lola hss get Il 1|eIaby
by heart but the thrill Of sz.borship Is ns~sere Dis
eernibe in her voice and nshoer. Sens paris Of it
nteres: her mOre thar cthers, and she p' mo The
Josui.s with hearty goodwill DC: che ia som'n
Who has never thooght reasoned cpou Christianity,
and en- exposition OF ss merits, coming rom he' pp',
10. from her brain, H. to say the east, shasT sear
lees AID profane. We cannot hear her TAX OF holy
Families without -hu5der, and RE con-ecrs'ed sym
Dol Ct the crsss hers indeed % siore, oa sarcey
70 expound Ard Illustrate. We do no; wi'a 10 %
severe, Madame LoI. tu: there IA fitness IL things
you VIII understand.
Bavaria concludes within The bcur. She lie unsfiee'-
edly glsd to &C: througb-her audience ia not sorry;
their curiosity was satisfied sfer the frat hasour.
Still, We did not esve the Hall without our moneys
worth. Among the Isssors Of ffe sad Of society,
what 10 avoid j. not ne iess: important, and upon
this point Lois has given us new, even unexpected
enlightenment 20. 30 mach, we thank her, and have
the honor to be, Ere, ETo.
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o.A - ~ aar,s.r,r rp,.,,. . r..ahu, away iton

stoed 70 10 Gar here rocoess % s.eahos sway rom
bim ne bears OF ite "Amtrscaes" al 20, S.s"'
Hs ezp,eted n 20 nominated W i-ls, snd stsf-
yard had he thoughts fIed u1on tae Sp-a,sersaip
Of :he House and me S-nA.orship. Brt De- ne1a'
attained to any higher place ID Al sses. ia lie II 90
.ture. lie is now in p-iva;e lfe, and from h's -,
rene pinnacle OF Observation decldes tsst GARNER is
unworthy | believe, however, TIA. be- is Do' sat.s
fed with Mr.. Banks or NJ. Peach, and prob tb'y
hi. principles viii not permit La ~ vo'e i'f Df.
Swan.
The Ati0Rtic .NOahts made is sppeerance yes,sr,
day. j viii not try a. interfere with your crlIcA
purposes toward Il. | understand hat me hss'
article, or Douglass Jerrol1, is by VI. HannAy,
author ofcertsn lectures On Satire end SstTsa' and
also some mer.orious novels. Mr. Emerson has ,"O
or three poems, and en- article on Illusions. L d-s-
covered the authorship a. glance by the eua3y
use Of Its for II Is, which is p,cuIar % siF'
Emerson. There are three or fcIr stores, when
by Mrs. Stowe, Miss Rose Terry, who ls lIkey %
ne . fdvori,e contributor, and Mr.. {. ". Pllleo'
Mr. Goodwin has an article on the Hoancisi tlurIy'
and Mr.. Hauwell On India Ok. Holmes ls Ss
author of The Autocra. Of the Bressfast Tsbe, and
Mr.. Lowell has poem ard M article which have
not yet had time to IDENTIFY. Mr.. USferRood - lie
critic on musical matters. GILBERT.
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BOARD OF AIDERNFy

IN tire chA,r.
Sh0rt cars On. tie Hudson Ricer Roiroaj.-Aih
DRAKE presented petition from large number Of
Inhabitants residing ana the route Of the huf
son River Railroad IN the city, tina. care De pisssd
On said track for the accommodation OF ci,izens. Re
i,Ifeo 10 The Committee on Railroads.
IetH'5Rs ReterTtd.-0f several pefsons - hsve ,De
yes. era Ct West Twenty ninth street, 20 running
feet, rguatsd ana graded. OF sundry, peT.oas tr
correction Of tar. OF the Historical Socisty Of 81
Ann tor deaf mue. flr Of gss ioi So lapps
IN mont Of thar buIdirg in Secora svenrs W -
Mary Church, Manhsttanvile, for gas lamps In TO"
Of tie building.
ed Ii favor Vi subeuarg LIE ;ecors ssd cav ass' IA
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v, cat. ma, h. i.r.ped whether b ndorsee
r.. ,s.,s, ,,s,s,.d IN tse sttrns,ive. The
,cs5v srev 3 retk,,-p.s.sl ard mspped it al NE
w, SEATS MAJ. Forruostety il misssd IRE, but tns
n.1, mon ept the asss.Iant vas solhsg IN ths dns'
crowd gathered around, ara soon the dlfhcS'y "A
qaieted. u,, had
hi. reported in Lsconpton that negro, VINO nsd
sb.eorced from ths vicinity, was seen yesterday "a
Topeka AND efIa1;s were m,ds 70 take him. when me
ei,izens pte,f, red and prevented. los Of ro"des
vent up 10 Topeka Is nght resolved 70 cspture inc
negro or die. Difficulty may grow out OF y,
Msj. sherman, with his eLtire command, VINO has
been enc ampei mile out Of lawrence for the p,sf
few week. has been removed to Lecompton, probably
70 protect the Constitutional Convention.
Gov. Wslker is quite ndispOsed. lie is stopping
with Secretary s,.uion two miles east OF Leoompton
The fatigue and excitement Of the last week or I~o
have be en- too great for him. happy TO state that
last sv enng he seemed 10 be improving and was con-
6Seni he would be up again ia . day or two
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IMPORTANT FROM ENGLAND.
A SPECIAL MINISTER TO BE APPOINTED
FOR THE UNITED STATES.

By letters from our London correspondent, recsived
by the Perss. we learn tha. the British Governm nj
has decided to appoint Specs Minister to negotiate
SETTLE ment of the remaining differences between En'
shrd and this country in regard to Central American
affairs The appointment Will take ace early next
year, and possibly toorer.
We have reason to believe that Sir WILLIAh GORE
OusrLEY has been selected for this important service
f.o. the choice indicates disposition, on the part OF
the British Government to conduct this delicate and
p,cuacted rego,iaton to peaceful and mutually say
nfactory result.
Sir WILIIAg OUsEIyY commenced bis diplomatic
career As at,acb6 to the British Embassy at sshlng
ton come thirty years sgo. when he married dsuga'
ter IF the late Governor Vas MSS OF Vermont. lie
has ever since manifested steady and intelligent In
erest in the affairs OF this country, and has wrtten
several pamphlets upon various topics connected with
its current politics. lie has been engaged IN d;plo-
matte service mainly in Brazil and the River rae,
where his acton was little in accordance with the
views Of Lord PALMEIsTOS a. TO render 1t niue SIN
eular that he should now be appointed to ohlce oy
Ministry of which that statesman Is Premier.
Sir WILLIAM il well known to President 81 cHANAS,
ard viii enter upon this negotiation under cucum,
stances Of peculiar promise II is understood that II
successful in the negotiation here, he will proceed at
once 10 Central America We trust the rurnor OF his
appointment nj may prove correct ~. l. liuies