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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04
s1asiRlEEa SALE

"Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued ont of
D the District Court, 9Th Judicial District in and
Tor Butte county. California. to me directed and de-
livered. commanding me to make the sum OF two
thousand nine hundred and seventy five dollars with
legal interest thereon until paid together with all the
cots accruing upon said writ. wherein George W.
Hess and Iarcomb are plaintiffs, and W McCracken
= White, Henry Powers, J. g. Faden. = T. White,
John Doe and Richard Roe, composing the Pioneer
Mining Company, are The defendants. | have levied
upon and will sell al public sale 10 the hghest bidder
for cash. on the LIST day OF July A. d. 1897, nj The
hour OF s'cock z. Nj all of the right, title and in
erest of the above named defendants In and to the
following described property, to wit that part OF the
North Forth of Feather River ying along and oppo-
site 10 the Berry Creek Bar IN Butte county Cahor-
mia. and known as the Pio;ieer Mining Company's
Claim and described as follows. To witt 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
aud all The appeiienan lhereunto belonging or ~
any wise entertaining Sale to take place at the
Court House door IN 0roye, county and slate
aforesaid
Dated June 10th, 1927.
p. FREER. Sheriff Butte Co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04
NOTICE.
House and Lot For Sale.

krER THE STBSCRIBER offers for sale, good
IA. substantial ole story House, with two rooms,
Etnl with or without the Furniture. The Lot is To-
Gated Pine street. below Montgomery, and will be
sold at bargain, II applied for sOoD.
Apply al this office, or ON the premises.
June q. w. LANE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04
LEGAL NOTICES.

and endorsement of certain warrants and prohibit
ing the payment OF the same" approved January So,f
A. ID. 1850. or warrants which have been speclncaly
adjudged illegal by any Couri, and all said warrants
specifsd In The last mentioned Act. are hereby eS
pressly excluded from all the benefits and provisions
of this Act Third Just or legal claims against the
State rccrued prior to January lat. ls5T and which
may be allowed and audited by Act of The stature
And If the Treasurer of State shall wifnlly issue
bonds upon claims not herein specified as receivable
IL shall be deemed n msdemeanOr. aud shall be pun
ished as provided in section olIhis Act and such
bond shall he void.
Sec. II. The claims specified in this Acl may be re-
ceived for funding and bonds therefor may be issued
prior to the first day nf January 1880. but not ner
wards: and all claims hot presented for tuning pri
or 10 that time, excluded fiom the provisions Of
this Act. and such blank bonds prepared under The
provisions of this CT, shall then rtmain on hanu.
shall be CestrOved in the paesence Of the Governor,
Comptroller and Treasurer.
Sec l3. This Act shall take effect the first day Of
November A. d. 1857, 'o all lis provisions except
those relating to, and necessary tor, it submission to
the people, and for returning. canvass,ug and pro
claiming tte vOtes-which shall take effect iinmedi-
ately.
Sec. II This act shall be submitted TO the people of
the State for their ratification. at the next general
election, to he holden the first "Wednesday OF sep
temher. A. D. 1851 aud the qualified electors Of this
state shall nj said election on their ballots for state
officers, vote for or against This AT; those voting for
the same, shall write or have printed their ballots,
the words PAY the Debi," and those voting against
the same shall write have printed their ballots
the words "Repudiate the Debt
Sec. IS. The votes cast for and against this Act,
shall he counted. returned and canvaSsed. and de-
clared in the same manGer aud subject 10 the Same
rules votes cast for the Treasurer OF state. and II IL
appear that majority OF all The votes rast for or
against this law aforesaid in favor Of this Act.
then The shall have effect rs hereinhefnrc pro
vided and shall he irrepeaable until the interest of
The liabilities herein created Shall be paid and dis
charged. aud the Governor shall make proclamation
thereof; but If majority Of the votes so cast are
against this Act. then the same shall become void
Sec l6. II shall he the duty of the Secretary Of
State To have this Act published in one newspaper
in each Judical District of this STATE II one he pub
lished therein, for three months next preceding ths7
general election To be holden upon The first Wefnes- |
day of September next, Tor which publication no /
greaier allowance shall be made than the rates al
lowed by law to the state Printer.
Approved April 2Sth. 1857
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04
II z 2 .CEEYC z

OF the "Butte Quartz Mining Company is In The
Court Boase. s.W.w W. COUGH Y, sesy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04
PS9AS0AI SGDS3;AS3E3I9 ?
AN
ErFERvESCING TEMPERANCE
REVERAGE,

The most Wholesome, refreshing and nvgOrating
Drink In the World
YuNHE POWDER from which this Is prepared is
IL made entirely from vegetable ingredients, col
lected from all purts of the world and combined to-
gether with great skill and care. Two easDoonsful
nut into dry tumber of large sze with sufficient
quantity of water added, produces immediately
cooling draught of charming excellence and flavor,
and health giving effect 1t Is adapted to all seasons
and every ones use, and is especially suited orthose
who 90 to sea, as preventive of seasickness, cos
tiyeness and the genernlly unpleasant state Of tho
system. arising from change OF climate and living.
Ii also lessons the dangers of incurring diseases
der trppica sn. and all who about to take the
trp 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 laes or chill
dren are with them or invalids, or the sick as
thing is as grateful to the palate and stomach this
and ressts the encrvatng effects OF hot countries
we'll and. unlike ardent spirits. u does not enfeeble
by intiaming; but strengthens and exhilerates both
body and mind by its nutritious powers and the
ergy which il imparts to the digestive process Sea-
men also should be provided with some before they
leave port.
all feeengs ofheat. thirst even OF hunger; and its
being made In great measure OF vegetable acids,
TO prevent Scuryy and purifes The blood nj the same
time. IL Is also an invaluable RESTORATIVE Tor those
who laboI hard for living. such as Farmers, Miners
Mechanics and Lahorers: and to shop'keepers, Pro-
fessional neA and cthers whose occupation compels
them To lead sedantary ives draught before break
fast gives new spirit for the business oi The day.
Medical men who know its composition speak In
the highest terms of its utility, and all the poets
praIse IL Byron calls il the blest sheroet, Moore
makes frequent mention of IL and Hahz. the great
Persian poet, is loud in praise oft
Prepared by AUGUSTUS HoGG, London, New
York and San francisco.
Denot Davis Street Drug Store near Jackson San
Prancisco and for sale by all respectable druggists
and Dealers. ,, ,a
Yrice-5O Cents per Bottle-each Que will make IL
NE. Agents wanted and supplied on the most
Al and convenient terms. sp213m.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE
(FnRMERLy WILSON'S EXCHANGED
Is UP to the Grade
Sansome ST., opposite The American Theatre,
SAN FRANCISCO

NNR. BAILEY SARGENT, the proprietor of the
WE American QaeWilson's) Excl ange begs leave
to inform the travelling community that he has un-
dertakcn the personal charge of that house. lie
has made extensive alterations and improvements,
and has renovated the house throughout, making ii
the first hotel the Pacific coast. There have been
added to ne house fine sitting room and dining
hail. ne~ly furnished In point of comfort and all
The convenences which modern hotel keeping have
rend' red essential, the AMERICAN EXCHANGE
compare favorably with any OF the Atlantic
hotels. The best talent has been employed Ia The
various departments and the proprietor will the
Test table the market affords. Prices to suit the
times.
The American Exchange COACH is always in
readiness To convey passengers TO and from the house
10 the landings, or To any part of the city, Tor 81
baggage free
p. Is. SMITH has charge of the Coach. je3-3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04
SHERIrF'S SALE

EIY VIRTUE Of three executions issued ont of
ED the District Court OF The Ninth Judicial District
In and for Butte County and state of California
me directed aud delivered commanding TO make
the sum Of seven hundred nnd ninety two twenty five
one hundredths dsIlars with interest ON said sum
from the 18th day OF February A. d. 1857 at the rate
of ten per cent per annum until paid and The further
sum of twenty nine 80 one hundredths dollars costs
OF suit and all accruing costs ON said writ wherein
Jos. Guckauf is plaintiff, and JAS. A. Murray and
- Jones are defendants. And the further sum of
five hundred aud thirty eighty hundredths dol
lars and the OF fifty two 90 one hundredlhs dol
lars costs Of SUIT all accrung OF suit and all
accrung costs on said writ wherein A. Z. Spear is
plaintiff and J. A. Murray and - Jones are defend.
ants, and the further sum of nne hundred and sixty
nine sixty three hundredths dollars and the sum
of Thirty fifty hundredns dollars costs of
suit and all accrung costs said writ wherein
Treadwell Co. Plaintiffs and Jas A. Murray and
- Jones are defendants, have levied upon and shall
expose a public sale to the highest bidder for cash.
the 18th day of August A. ID. 1857 at the hour ot
O'Clock p NJ, all OF the right title and interest OF Jas
A. Murray and - Jones or either ofthem in and TO
fifty shares Of stock more less in the Bidwel
Bridge Company doing business in BidweLs Bar,
Butte County and State OF alifornia The above
sale 10 take place at the Court House door in the
town of 0rove, county and state Aforesaid
Oroville. July 90, 1857. Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04
Bridge and Ferry Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersigned
~ will Apply TO Me Board Of Supervisors in and
for Butte County at the August term thereof in 1857,
for License TO run Ferry and erect Bridge
the Middle Fork OF Feather river few rods above its
junction with the North Fora of said river.
June ~, 1867. SYLVESTER =. SAVAGE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04
Flume Lumber For Sale

yuSHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
Al a very low figure, large quantity of FLU We
LUMBER, and fumibg apperIenances. comprising
blanks posts, wheels, pumps, gudgeons, etc being
the building material of some two-thirds OF tne oid
Montezuma Mining ClaIm These materials which
can pc seen at the '-Old MonteZuma Claim" or Rock
island. can be purchased very cheap for cash. or on
credit with good security. Apply 70
''o"'' LEVI THOMAS,
Juns l6. 1857. [iel6>lml On The premises.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04
ScrOfiIa and Diseased Blood.

"DR. GUYSOTTS improved Extract Of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla" is Il true specific The pro-
prietors have in their possession over one hundred
certificates of the most extraordinary cures effected
by It. We can sefely sag, Try it. Ii reviyes the
dropping constitution, eradicates all humors from
the Blood and by its tonic properties restores the
invalid to life aud vigor. As spring and summer
mcdiciLe it has no equal Its singuarly efllaciOus
action ON the blood, its strengthening and viyifyIna
action on the system stands 2reemnantly above all
other Sarsaparillas. If you would have the rose
brought back to your cheek, II clear. healthy and
transparent skim and life and vigor imbued through
the system, take Guysot's Extrac; Of Yellow Dock
and Sarsapara. IL cU..tains more of the pure
Honduras Sarsaparila than any other preparation
extant, which is chemically combined with the eX-
tract, of Yellow Dook and the Extract of Wild
Cherry, thus making the remedy more thoroughly
efficient than any other Sarsaparla before the pubs
ic AT the same time it is perfectly free from a'l
mineral poisons, which cannot be said of other Sar.
saparilla compounds.
z n" Re care III and buy none but QUART BOTTLES.
Soldby Druggists generally.
Cotton * McDerm0t, Agents for OrOville.
Park II White. General Agents, and importers for
all valuable Patent Medicines, 49, Washington ST.,
San Francisco. my15-3m2p
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PERSONAL.

WilIards' - -
-: Mr.. Cavalcante de Albuquerque. Brazilian
Minister, is in New York city.
80. John NJ. Bolts is now IN New York city
lie goes TO Europe by the next Vanderbilt steamer
49, Bishop O'ConnOr. of PittSburp. WAS lee
turing in Dublin. Ireland, at the last accounts.
80. Hon. MIR shaw. NJ. c. elect from North
Cdroilna, Il az Browns Hotel in this IN this CITY
80 Jas. T. Murdoch made his appearance AZ
buftons Theatre Gu Monday night To a crowded
house.
49, The first number of Mr. Thackeray's new
story, The NiTginians, - will appear on the LIST
Of November. 49,
-. Young Booths voice has so entirely failed
him that he mas been obliged to relinquish his en-
gagement at Buttons Theatre
49, Col Lcckridge announces through the New
Orleans papers that he has no further connection
with the Nicaragua cause. Gen. Walker i in
New Orleans "
-. Ex-Governor Vroom. of New Jersey late
United States Minister TO Berlin, arrived home in
the Arago VieuxteInps, the violinist, was also
passenger.
-. Hon Thos, l.: Harris, of Ill, NJ. c elect,
- at kirkwOods' in this CITY His host of
attached friends here will be glad to know that
MS health Is greatly restored by his late sojourn
nearthe sea-shore
-. The installation of Gideon c. Tucker As
hem Of the Tammany Society to MI the pIacs
OF W m n Cornell, deceased took place on Mon
day evening in the wigygam at old Tamu,anv in
the presence OF large body Of the members of
that ancient fraternity
-. The Hon j. Clancy Jones of Pennsvlva
ma, las taken the delightful residence fronting
Lafayette Square on the west owned by Francis
b. stockton. ESQ of the nited states Navy the
condition OF whose health has induced him to
teke up ms abode IN another city. Ii is expected
tndi inc oisting lshed member from Pennsylvania
ember. - -'0
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II On Monday night the coroner's inquest
over the bodies of the victims of the recent disas
ter upon the Camden and Atlantic railroad rem
dered their verdict. The testimony all tended to
show gross carelessness upon the part of futile
and Brooks, the conductor and engineer of the
uP-SoinS freight train. The verdict cenSures
both OF these persons. 1t also censures the COM
Pany, through Mr.. Marshall, the superintendent
OF the road, for the loose manner in which their
road regulations were enforced. The two former
persons remain under arrest. 1t is expected that
Mr. Marshall will be arrested
AL the wounded are doing well, and no more
deaths are likely TO occur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-09

IL The submarine telegraph between Sicily
and Malta was expected to be completed in sep
TENDER.
IL Mr.. Ten Brooks fIly Belle. was placed
fourth In a race for the Rawclife Produce stakes
al the ork August meeting in England
DEsPEEATE REMEDY.-Dr. :. F. REYNOLDS was
pIIteh on the thumb al New Orleans a few DAYS
ngo ~ young rattiesnake. lie immediately
ECU hatchet aud cut the thumb entirely OF
Delo'e the poison had time TO extend
. IL The galveston News SAYS From accounts
inc EN- grafton from Europe direct To This state
III Doiiihr ali, VIII lie greater than any preyi-
Gus year Two vessels from R.e,nen ,,,f,li ..,,,i
grants are eh Ptcted TO arrive In Nat,oord, P,y
some tihe Ia october, and we are infns,oed ,b.,
VIII arrive at this port ia the course Of iLe
IL In 100 towns in New Hampsl,i,s ,,.o.. -.
Dteh decrease OF population Of DeayIv 4. o.
Thus in all parts Of the Eastern State
been rush from the rural towns To snn,,I,, 1i
commercial and manufacturing and maj = ~.
OF the principle reasons OF the pres-nt :. 80
lines" There is too little attention to aprjcnI
ture " - 'oui-
IL In Petersburg, the other day two free ne
2roes were ordered to be- whipped for attenptino
I'D nghl duel IL seems that thew were both en-
1hoIed OF wise old widow who promised 10
marry both. provided one kept the secret from
thr other, 10y Keeping IL TO himself and also mo
Elded The one steal more -four for her bere6t
from The MILL in which they were L1tI vvorkino
Than the other. The trick being di,coyeTed by
one 81 the party, duel Was the INEVITABLE const
qnence But they Were arrested before either had
nred their weapons. -'NN
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

GEORGETOWN, Sept. q, 1857.
A series Of very interesting religious meetings
are now in progress at the West Georgetown
Methodist church, under the pastoral charge of
Rev MIR. Coombs. Services are had every even
ing. The congregations are quite large, and the
prospects for an extensive revival Of religion we
learn, are very fatterng. We would advise the
young men and youths who are i'm the habit of
attending these meetings, and who have hereto
fore been celebrated for their good order and
tlemanly department to abstain in the future from
lettering about the doors Of the church. and talk
ing and smoking cigars
Every portion of our city again gives evidence
OF the depressing effects Of the break in the canal
upon our trade generally.
We learn from Capt. Hicks, one Of the survey
ing party engaged upon our river channel, that
they are moving on finely and that the entire
work will be completed in much less time and at
less expense to our Corporation than was at first
supposed by Capt. Woodruff and MI Burgess
we also learn that there is about the same depth
OF water IN each Of the channels passing throug h
that portion known as the Cut, and that the part
winch offers the principal obstacle to the ingress
and egress Of laden vessels of heavy draught is
only some four hundred Yards in width These
difficult parts all found above and near the
Long Bridge, and from every indication have
been formed by the settling Of alIuvial during
1tsshets and breaking up of ice upon the rivsr
Our river wharves this morning look Quite
lively. The following vessels have arrived since
our last report Schr. George Bartol, Baltimore,
lumber for Joseph Iibbey son schr. John
Ihonas, NantiCoke, lumber to same; schr T
H. Cobb, Davis, Plymouth. n. c., shingles to E.
Pickrell Co.; schr. Island Bell, Albany, Ium-
Der To same packet schr. Mill Boy, Ocaquan,
four to Peter Berry There is also at the wharves
6arkantine, the II. Beale; l brig, the Mary
Cobb, and four schooners, unloading stone for
the public buildings at Washington The schr
j 5. Els is now being loaded with corn for Bos-
ton, by Thos. Davis
The last foreign news and private dispatches
from the North have unsettled and depressed the
nour ana grain markets, and caused a consider.
able decline in each AS an evidence of the state
OF matters in this particular in New York one Of
our merchan wrote to his factor few DAYS since
IN king inquiries in regard to prices and the pros
poets for profitable speculation in the article of
flour at present prices, and received the following
very significant reply: Your obedient servant =
small sales yesterday of shipping brands at IS rs,
heavy stock on the market. Wheat-red = 25a
II -, and white SI2caSl IS, for good qualities
Corn 60a65c. for white and yellow 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-09

iHE TELEGRAPH BUSINESS business of
teieefaphing, though only in practical OPERATION
some seven or eight years, has grown in thi,
country with unexampled Tapidity. Lines now
extend Tor many Thousands of miles over the
Shlt'o state ana messages are despatched every
hour thTo1gh the day from one point 10 anotbef
upon business Of almost every kind, though some
are more indebted than others TO the TELEGRAM oh
Lof The facilities they enjoy in their transactions
10 snow Low busily the wires are employed
oAIIy, though they make outward show of
any klDd 81 activity, we give the actual number
OF dispatches for six days over the mag netc tel
egIdph line from New York to Washington the
once OF which is al No arl Chestnut street The
New y OK Office sent and received 3,iI7 messages
from the 3lst Of August TO the 5th Of September,
inclusive the Philadelphia Office : S97 messages:
baitlnore, ,iOo messages; Washington T. 2l5
Total sent ana received in six days H. l55 or over
TWO hundred messages per day. This is the bu-
slness u but four Offices out Of fourteen on the
line.-PhIE. Ledger ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-09

loRruEISG A SAILOR To DEATH-The Eng
hsh courts have had a case before them which
shows the barbaTities which are sometimes in
nleted upon seamen- A sailor, named Rose
snIPped In The Martha Jane, an English vessel
ne LAD hO sooner set his foot on board than he
became subject to the most cruel treatment He
was nogged daily by the master and irst and SEE
onu mate mastif dog was set upon him.
Whlch tore his mesh; aH iron bolt was put across
ms mouth, and his hands chained behind his
oaGk 70 the deck, he was rolled In an empty ca,k:
ana, InaIiy, he was hung by the neck for several
IhonSnls. DEAN nnalIy put AN end TO these in
credible fortunes. The three officers bo,revar
have not escaped justice; they have been TIED
convicted, and sentenced TO be hung thOugb The
jury had the extraordinary Obtuseness 10 recon-
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.. ~ The Jackson gold snuff box, says the New
York Express, was formally delivered to Couu-
Gilman Nantine, of this city, by Mr.. Jackson The
"oVerhor OF the State and the Mayor Of Nashville
Were present when Mr.. Van Tine received it in
behalf of the Corporation Committee Mr. Van
Tine teiegraPhs to Alderman Monaghan, that Mr.
Jackson at first hesitated TO dispose Of the leg
acy, owing to the reception of lies of remonstrar-
ces on the subject. Mr. Jackson and Mr. Van
New York "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-09

u Consul Keenan,, who, it was said, caused
the American flag to be displayed in the attack of
the British upon Canton, denies the story. He
says the flag was taken into the Governors pal
ace by seaman belonging to the u. :. ship Le-
want, and that the only agency Consul X. had in
the transaction was to remove the flag The mat
ter will no doubt be properly investigated, and
full justice done by the Hong Kong Consul
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NO NEW ACCOUNTS.

We have conc uded to open no more new accounts
on our books alter this dnte and earnestly request
have been rendered. to csll and close them without
delay, or their accounts must be discontinued
ilG We take this occasion to return our thanks
10 our many customers who make their purchases of
MS for cash: and also those Who have kept bulls with
US and paid them promptly when presented. All
such accounts We shall be pleased to contInle ard
nope, by giving strict attention to bus mess and
keeping at VI times we assorted stock ofdry q DDS
oil the best cass to merit their increased confidence
ana parousga believing that the change IN our sys
TEN VIII enable us to purch; Sc our stock on much
better terms and will prove greatly To the advaniat
OF our customers a. well as to ourselves We IBvlt,
al cash purchasers TO give a call before makIDs
their selections, show them at al times
among the best selected and assorted stocks fgood
to be found In this city.
COLLEY & SEARS.
Sc 9eo6t SIS 18th St, three doors from Pa. av.
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ID Abiding to the Robertson alleged poison
ing case, the Rochester American saws:
sit is proper to say that the Dr. Beigler i'm the
case Is the young man who succeeded to the
practice Of his father
He has succeeded to a very poor practice, then.
according TO the Buffalo jury, upon whose yer
dict the father was sentenced TO state Prison-Al-
bonp Argus o..