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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-01-14
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NEW FURNITURE,
AT GREAT B AR G. AIMS
nj a. Hanna.

MOULD inorm his fiends that he now has
w fine assortment = New Furniture and Chairs,
consisting IN part Of Sofas, Diysns, Dressing Bu-
.eaus, Enclosed Wash sands Cottage Bedsieads,
,.enre Tables, breakfast md Dinner Tables. Blu
>eaus, Looking Glasses, Cane Seat and Wood
hhirs at all prices, which hs is determined to sell
II very low prices. He also has splendid Bss0rt-
nent OF Gilt MouIdiDgs for Diploma and Picture
frames. Loor ing Glass p!atesto fill frames always
IN hand. Persons wanting furniture viii find il to
heir advantage 10 give him call before purchasing
elsewhere WARE RooM, lst Door East OF the
Post Office directly opposite the Court House.
Cadiz, December l7-tf
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MANUFACTURER by
DONNI,D KENNEDY.

No. 100 Warren Street Roxbury, Mass pFlce 81
Wholesale Agents. Geo r. kGyser, Pitispurgh'
+. II Logan e. 60 wheeling; J Fiemlnihg' Al
leghery city m.p
Cadiz: and by James Cady, G adiz Junctionoi s. &
l.RR.; and BY ali respectable druggists every
Jan. Z, lss7.Iy.
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Notice sherehy gwen by the said Demnndant 10
the snid defendants ,hnt he, on the 30tn day OF De-
ccmher 1886 flied his petition for partition against
them for the following described Lands and tene'
ments in the seid county OF Harrison. The first tract
being part Of the North East quarter OF section 54;
township 10, nnd range in the StcuhenvIlle ;and
District containing III acres more or loss with all
the privileges and npperlenaDces there unto beIong-
ing.
Also part Of section 10, township 10, range 6. con
tang 9h acres more or less with the privileges nnd
appertcnonces. Reference is hereby made to sald
petition for u more ,uIl description OF said premises 6,
and that the said periion Mt term OF said court to
he holden on the First Tuesday OF May ls57 he VIII
demand that partition be made OF the premises aiore'
said. and ifthe same cannot divide without ami
fest injury that the may be sold or other prop
er order taken in that behalf pursuant to the Statute
il such case made and provided
Dated December 30, 1886.
b. L JENNINGS, his attorney.
Jan IA, ct
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The Best and Most Beautiful Pri-
2as Of the Season.

\ famous chance for Bows Z Girls.
TO TIE BOY who shall send us the largest nun
Der of one dollar subscriptions to "l'ilE SCHOOL,
FELLDW,"b the first OF February, we will award
n ha ldsone set of Carpen ers Tonls, complete and
servcable, md made 10 suit his hapd III an orna
meu.al box marked with lis name
TO THE GIRL who shall send US the largest list
Of one dollar subscribers 10 "ItlE SCHC0LFEL-
LOW, > IN the same time will present charm
ing China lea Set, brilliantly decorated in colors
and having her name, in gold, on evers piece.
BOYS AND GIRLS--SHOOLM A1ES AND
LAYMATES-lN TOWN AND COUNTRY
begin nov ana be busy aud smart until the first OF
February. ftHe
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LEGAL NOTICE.

The State # Ohio, Harrison County, IS.
Court o. Comm1n Plors of said county.
John G. T&llman, Jr.
Demandant
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Laura Ann Charles
worth urd her husband
james + CharIesworth
James 'rallman, John c.
Ta!lman, Sr., Peter Tall
man Rachel K. AIeXan-
der with her husband Ro-
ber; J. Alexander, OF the
county of Belmont and
State aforesaid also Jl
cob Taitmcr, Coates
Walden llogc, with his
father Thadcns liogc, 4
Elizabeth rai'man Of the
county of Washingtoo &
State aforesaid and isuac
IL. Tallman, who resides
in ihe state OF Illinois,
| Defendants.
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CIASTER. OIL in bottles, and on draught, a prime
~ article foi sale by nov % 1858 BEALL
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most generally demanded by the puplc SEN
tifnent
The internal concerns and interests OF the
State will chiefly engage your deliberations: but
its relations to the National Government, and to
the other members Of the coniedcracy cannot be
altogether disregarded,
Having surrendered to The Federal Govern
rncnt, among other great prerogatiyes the lmpor-
fant powers Of maintaining an Army and Navy,
and of raising revenue by duties on imports, it
becomes the duty OF the States to observe its ac-
fion with even jealous vigilance.
The tendency to wasteful extravaganza and
10 centralization OF power, which alarmed the
t.ar3 Of the carly patriots has Of late years be-
come more and more conspicuous. Enormous
revenues, contributed by the people, almost un-
consciously, in tho form ofenhaaced prices, foster
in the National Legislature contempt OF econ
,sirly, and encourage combinations for The plllage
OF the Treasury under delusivc pretexts OF pub
lie good.
Ohio paying one tenth Of these contributions
has d Substantial interest in these matters,whief
should not be overlooked and it cannot be dee
med unfit that her General Assembly should
rive expression to her demand for retIencbmeni
and reform; and for a reduction Of revenue, the
eniy security for both.
Immediately after your close ofthe last session
in conformity with your instructions, ! trans
rnitted to the Governor ofeach State copy o
J0int Resolutions OF the General Assembly reia-
tive TO Kansas affairs. The Governor Of Miss.
sssinpi has returned the copy transmitted to hiH
IN pursuance, as he states, ofthe requirements 0
aIoint Resolution Of the Legislature Of thai
State, ofwhich he transmits copy. | submit
his communication to your consideration with
out comment.
The relations Of the National Government 4
glayery. still cngross large share Of the publ
Attention, but have little to add to The consid
cred views which have already expressed.
That SIayeryis contrary 70 reason and naturt
Justice; that il is Of such nature that nothin
mort Of positive law can sustainit; that nopoy
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a Coed Stock Farm for Sale
New Arrangement.
Rev York Advertisements.

AduertiSing and Corresponding one, No 8
Broad,uqy, Nlto Iok. s Ps4.'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29
"Where 10 Honey Lnke!"

The Sacramento Union propounds this
question, and thinks because the people Of
Honey Lake 90 to Carson Valley for -four
the road to the Sacramento Valley must be
impossible during the winter. This is not
the reason, for we know that the jurney has
been made from Honey Lake to the Sacra-
mento Valley with animals during the month
of January. But the Union may well take
such view of the case, if Senator McGee's
statement that he resides within twenty five
miles of Honey Lake be true, for men would
hardly 60 one hundred and fifty miles for
supplies when they we're distant but one
days ride from the American Valley, unless
some impossible barrier prevented their
reaching the latter point The statement
of Senator McGee, however, is Incorrect,
and probably made to effect a certain pur-
pose.
1t is we'll known by all who are familiar
with the mountains in that vicinity, that
Honey Lake Valley is on the eastern slope
Of the Nevada mountains, and if the Union
would take into consideration the fact that
the chain of vallies lying along the eastern
base of the Nevada mountains from Carson
Valley to Honey Lake, are settled by Nor
mons, and others, they would, doubtless, be
enabled TO account for the fact that they
use against the route from Honey Lake to
the Sacramento Valley
In the spring of '52, the immigrant train
of DR.. Williams, which had wintered in Car
son Valley, instead of waiting for the SHOWS
to disappear on that route, went FRONT Carson
Valley to the Truckee Meadows, and crossed
the mountains by the Beckwith Pass, enter
ing the Sacramento Valley early in April
The Bcckwith Pass may be reached from
Indian Valley by an excellent road, requir-
ing but q triing outlay.
The principal obstacles encountered on
this route, however, are found in the True
kee river mountains, and in the vast extent
of desert lying beyond the Truckce river,
and above and below the Sink of the Hum
bodt The Honey Lake route lies farther
to the north, and the immigrant road would
diverge from the Humboldt. some seventy
five miles above the Humboldt Meadows,
thus avoiding the hundred and fifty miles
Of desert obstructng both the Carson and
Truckee river routes.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29
Q r O v ILL :
Steam Saw Mill,
HEAD OF MONTGOMERY ST.

VENilE Proprietor of this establishment is pre-
"A pared To contract tor. and deliver orders from
$50 to 5uU.U0n feet, Of either common Pine or Red
FIR Lumber at the lowes market rates The Red
Fir viii be found the best Fencing Lumber that can
be used.
An persons about to build, will find il 10 their adj
"Hntugr To purchase at this mill, thty can have
their Lumber ed to order in lengths and sizes
sui. and delIN Free OF Charge.
Attached 10 this establishment il one of Wood
worths Patent Planning. 1unguelng and GroOying
Machines. ana all orders lor Planned Lumber OF any
de, cr pnun can be Immediately filed.
Always on hand Shelving, Flooring, beveled Sid
ing, Joist Fencing Boards, Sluice Lumber, Pickles,
Lathe. Shakes and Shingles.
Also on hand. Doors, Windows, &c. Or 'ers for
Doors, Windows, aud Blinds. filled with despatch
GEO. w. GAERIUTT.
Orove. April 24ih, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29
SYfERTFr'S SALE.

EpY VIRTUE OF an execution issued out Of
Eola-ccs' ourt .Sam'l Class justice OF the Peace ia
and Tor Oregon Township Bu!le CountyStat ct cal
iUrnia, to inc directed and delivered, commanding
me Ia make The sum of eighty -four ten one hand
redths (Sri l0l dollars principal and interest. and
sixteen fifty on> hundredhs dollars costs OF suit
together with all the costs Hccruing upon said wri;s
wherein James Nj. smith is plaintiff and " illinm
Hall aud William Morris are the detcudH' l., hnve
levied upon and will sell al public sale 10 The highest
bidder for cash On The lem cay ol May A. u. lSJ7 at
the hour of O'Clock 2. d., all the right title aud r
terest OF both or either of the above named defend
ants in and to the following described property To
wit Oue building or saloon and bow linz alley, stu
at"d at FrcnCh,oW in Oregon township, Butte coun
" California, and formerly known as Smiths DO ling
alley. sand building htlng one story high, twenty
feet wide in 'front.' and running back (boH lug alley
cud-d) eight, sX feet; also the lot or ground upon
which said building Is situated. iug her with all the
tenenehts hefeditmens and appurtlnances thereun.
TO belonging.
The above sale 10 take place at the Court House
door in the town of Ornvile, county and sate uur-
said. y. FREER, sheriff Butte County.
April eth, a. ID. 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29

Mr. EDIroR-
You will confer favor by giving the fol-
lowing proceedings of a citizens meeting
held at Thompson's Flat, April Goth, 1867,
place in your paper:
WHEREAS, 1t becomes necessary for the
people of this State to protect themselves
against oppression, tyranny, corruption and
perjury, and especially does it become the
miners and settlers on the Fernandez grant
nj this time to watch and guard their rights,
and
WHEREAS, We must rely solely in union
and organization for the protection of those
rights--theretore
RcS0iUed, That we hereby pledge our mu-
tual aid and support to each other, and that
we will make the cause of one the cause of
all, and that We will protect each other in
our rights at all hazards.
Rts0irtd, That no man, nor set of men,
have any moral, equitable or legal right to
locate aud segregate from the public lands,
ut the present time, the same not having
been heretofore located, Spanish grants, ex-
cept such location be made subject to prior
locations, and prior rights
RccOved, That the course pursued by
many of the claimants of these Spanish
grants has direct tendency to paralyze and
destroy the growing prosperity of our young
and hourishing State, by destroying the
business and industry of her citizens and
that every good citizen must depro cate and
oppose such course.
Res0Ired, That revolutions, prStracted
and bloody, have heretofore taken place
which have been sanctioned by the common
consent of mankind in after ages, where the
cause of complaint have been muck less than
ours in the present instal ce
Resslced, That placing a firm and I'M
waveriNg reliance in the justice of our
cause, and in the sympathy and support of
our fellow citizens thro ghout the State and
our pareut States of the Union, We will meet
the approaching crisis like free men, and
trust the event TO Him whose eye sees and
knows the hearts OF ali men.
ReS0iced. That we invite the settlers and
miners throughout the State to organize and
cooperate with vs. in the commoa defense
and protection Of cur rights
Resolved, That these Resolutions be
signed by the President and Secretary, and
published in the Butte Record and North
Californian
b. PIKE, President.
JAMES 5. GRAIN, Secretary
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29
JAMES S. GRAIN, Secretary

SIRINGrowN.-We learn that new and
rich diggings have been struck on the fiat
upon which the above place is located, and
also in the vicinity of Enterprise and Oregon
Gulch. These old 40 towns are said to be
reviving under the impulse of these discov-
cries, and promise to excel their former i'm
of Strngtown and Enterprise, were hereto
fore principally confined to river and gulch
diggings, little or no attention being paid to
the fiat, which is evidently of the same for
nation as the bar SO successfully worked
below Oroville.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29

MoRE IMPROVEMENTS - Hands COM
menced clearing the lot formerly owned by
Mr.. Sava.e, on Montgomery street, prepar-
atory to extensive building operations. A
magnificent oak which stood on the line Of
the street, and spread its huge top to shade
the grateful earth, was removed TO make
room Tor walls and business places.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29

A HARD ROAD TO TRAVEL. On Tues.
day, April 2lst, f. J. Lewis. with portion
OF the party who went out to examine the
line of the proposed wagon road from Red
Bluffs to Weaverville, returned to the for.
mer place, having gone some eight miles be-
You'd the fork of Cottonwood Mr. Lewis
and 4 Caulk. the latter of whom is prac
tical teamster. informs the eacoa that so
far as they went on that trail, they think
that it will cost an immense amount Of mou-
ey to make a road passable tor wagons. Mr.
Lewis says tina; the whole company concur
in the above opinion, which was in effect, to
use the precise term OF one of the party,
that the trail was - steep that squirrels
lad to double teams TO get walnut up it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29

SETTLERS AND MINERS NEETING.-We
publish to. day the preamble and resolutions
adopted Mt the settlers and miners meeting
held ct Thompson's Flat on Monday after
noon. The resolutions bear formidable
and determined tone, that foreshadows
trouble to the holders of Mexican grants To-
Gated upon mineral lands. Similar resis
lance was offered to Fremont's Mariposa
claim and will continue to be offered where
ever Mexican grants are located upon dense
mining communities. Those who believe
that the mineral goes with the SOIL admit
that it was by no act of the Mexican author
tiles, as their statutes especially reserved
the minerals to the use of the supreme gov
eminent, but that they were tacity encour-
aged by the act OF confirmation without a
reservation clause 1t is indeed a slim title
by which to claim large tracts of the min
eral wealth of California, and the miners
and settlers on the Fernandez grant are evil
IDENTIFY determined not To surrender their
claims without struggle.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
We will Remove This Day.

FHNO THE STORE RECEN fly OCCUPIED BY
n the ISL Nicholas Bookstore" directly uppo.
site our old stand, where We VIII be pleased To see
all our old friends and customers. until We eau re-
ceive them in our new brick. about being erected.
u. TOY OITEKSON,
Oroyic, April eth, 1851 ap27-Iw
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29

ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGIsLATUaE'-
The House have rescinded their resolution
to adjourn on the 9th, and fixed upon
Thursday, the Goth, as the day of final sep
araton.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29
RALLY! RALCY!! RALLY!
KEYSTONE CLUB, ATTENTION.

There will be n meeting ol the KEYSTONE CLUB
nj tho Court House, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
c9,h, inst. Mt o'clock Punctual attendance is re-
quested, business of importance will be intro
duced. by order of the President.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29
NOTICE.

LII persons indebted TO the Hotel de France. are
"A requested to cali on the undersigned and settle.
and he wIll make a liberal discount: otherwise. he
will expose their names in The ne. slapeT. Every
thing lelt IA his charge viii be sold Oh The 18th OF
May next, II moi reclaimed.
ap- bow i. CLDCCHET,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29

FaNIlE subscribers take This method Of Informing
u The ctTZrus OF OfoyIile that the! are no"
prepared 10 furnish them with superior quHhty oi
lee from heir houses in Grass Valley.
OUR DkPO1 is situated ON Miner Alley, between
Myers and IIunooP stree where those Wishing
DiChEY, L co.
N.B-Ice can be had twice ada! from our wagon.
in all mrs Of the city. apo
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29
JOHN f. HEUSLER,

The Fainter. announces himself as the People :
Independrnt cHnd date Matshai. AT the cry citc
ton first Monday in May, and wishes the support OF
his friends and citizens in general
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29

POLITitAL NOTICES All Political Notices must
invararably be paid for in advance.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29

JOHN VI. PETERSON,
aratiOIl.

Announces htmselfas an Ind'p1deHt candidate for
Marshal, at the ensuing election
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29

THE SwINDLING ROAD BnL.-lt is said
that Judge Lewis swindliug road bill was
amended in the House so as to permit the
people to say through the ballot box whether
they will be taxed forty thousand dollars to
build road to his toll bridge Of course
Butte county will not cast seventy-ive votes
in favor of the measure, but while the ques-
ton is pending, it will be used as an argu-
ment against road operations elsewhere in
the county, and thus effect, tor time, the
swindling object OF its originators.
AS Mr.. Lewis has announced himself n
candidate for the District Judgeship, the
next election will doubtless find him asking
the people to appropriate forty thousand dol
for his benefit, and also to elect him District
Judge! Can impudence 60 farther
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29
CAPT MURE AY.

Mr. Editor. you will please announce the mare o
GAIT MURBN. as candidate Tor Marshal. at th'
approaching municipal election
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29
Spanish and French p!
s. Q III O O Il.

TENHE undersigned desires TO inform the public
u that he has formed "a class for the purpose of
teaching the Spanish and + enCh Languages, and
would invite thOse wishing To acquire correct
know ledge of the above Languages To join his Class
Those wishing 10 JON will be w4ited upon al their
places of snes- residence, by leaving their adj
Dress at the office OF Messrs Smith Hubbard, Bird
street near lluntCon. at e. A. smiths Book store
B-hadies taasht al their residence.
ul,2l-lm J. j. JOSEPH.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29
oRoVILLE
Water WOrk 6.
.....PROPRIETOR.

c. W. GARRIOTT, .........P PROPRIETOR
ENTt NDS Immediately to commence extending
n the main pipe through Montgomery, Downer,
Bard, iluntoou and Myers streets. Parties who wish
To huve attachments made to the same, will have
them attended to by leaving their orders at thc Oro-
Nlle Steam NH Office.
The advantages OF these Water Works 10 the CIT
liens of OrOlille must be apparent to every oncan
auxiliary and labor to the hOuseW lie, ns well az
store Restaurant and hOIel keepers, and ready at all
times of the day or night Tor their use.
Il + 6 u l. A l. o Ms.
1st. Parties wanting the water must apply at the
Office and obtain lhelr certificates 1Ur the same, by
paying the cost OF service pipe and one moih- rent.
End No addition or alteration whatever in or
about any pipe or water cock, shall be made, or
caused to be- made ny persons taking tie water ~ th-
out permission OF The proprietor.
3rd. Al persons taking water shall keep their own
service pipes, -lop-cocks, and apparatus in good
order, at their own expense, and shall prevent any
Unnecessary waste Of water.
4th. Parties taking the winter and allowing Their
nciehbors and Others TO use the III be charged
double rates. or more a. the cise may be.
9Th. The Water REM is due in advance, monthly,
ana in all where the rent not paid by the DIN,
the winter will De stopped.
The proprietor Is at Il times supplied with materi-
a. Tor pipe water closets, &c and has in his
employ one OF the besI plumbers IN the Sta e.
OroyiiIe. April 2uh, l0,7
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29

RUNAwAY.--The splendid team of Mr.
Downer's our worthy Postmaster were left
standing for moment on Myers street, yes
terday, when they started for home. A
person succeeded in catching them by the
bits, but was unable to stop them, and they
turned down Bird street, tearing away a
corner of the residence of d. A Brown, Esq
breaking through the fence enclosing the
barn at which they were kept, and smash
ing the wagon.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29

ANOTHER ENGINE.--We noticed another
engine hast evening, on its way to the bar
below town, which is doubtless intended for
working a mining claim in that locality. If
so, it will be the third one employed for that
purpose. They serve the double purpose of
draining the claim and furnishing water tor
washing the dirt, and must be cheaper in
the long run, than to pay for water, provi-
ding they were not actually necessary for
keeping the claim dry. They are always
worth their cost, and experience has demon
strated that they may be successfully en-
pleyed in mining operations. We are pleased
to see their number increase, for we have
thousands of acres of rich mineral lands
that can he worked with their aid.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Fancy Dry Goods


ENFoRM THE CITIZENS OF ORONlLLE. THAT
4 they have just opened ON Myers street, the
largest assortment of