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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-12-16

rne Gernan RICHMOND ADVER riSER
B. HAssEL. Editor and Proprietol
Is published every " ednesday and Saturday at
So per Anuum, payable III advance. Ters1s Tor
Advertisements reasonable.
OFF. e: 194 BROAD STREET.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-13
TAXES--OFFICIAL.

GTATE OF LOUISIANA. CITY OF NEW OR
. Parish of oreanssixth District Court Of New Or
leans.
The following named Delinquent Tax Payers for taxes
Real and Property and Slaves the City Of New
Orleans the 1856 hereby cited to appear before ths
teen days the Of the first publication in the official
journal said city, the demand Of the City New
Orleans placed opposite their respective
together with interest thereon At the Of cent
month from the h day Of July 1851 until psd-fve per cent
commissions thereon and costs N. -EI y"
Witness the Hon. X. X. Howell, Judge OF said Court
= W. H. REESE, Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-13

GTATE OF LOUISIANA, SECOND DISTRICT
Court Of New Orleans: The following named delinquent
Tax Payers for taxes Real Estate Slaves and
Property due the City Of New Orleans year
hereby cited appear before the Second District Court Of New
Orleans within fifteen days from the date Of FIRST publication
demand Of the City Of New Orleans for the placed op
posite their respective together
the rate Of one cent month from the day July
1851 until paid and I'VE Per cent attorneys commission
/
Witness the Honorable a. Morgan Judge Of the said Court
this 4th day Of August, 1851. P. s. Witt Clerk
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- City of New QleansEourh fusce,s for the Par

. City Orleans-Four.h Justices Court for
ish of Orleans s....
The following named delinquent Tax Payers for Tsxes on
Real Estate and Slaves Personal Property due the CITY
Of New Orleans for the 1856 hereby cited be-
fore the undersigned within fifteen days from the first pubca
ton of this citation the demand OF said city FOR
the amount PLACED opposite their respective names With inter
thereon at the Of ~ cent month for each
and month from the It'll July 1851 until paid and i've
~ per cent. commission the same
Witness city of New Orleans this 10th day OF
August a. d. 1861. g. DuPLANTlER,
Fourth IuHtice
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tOW PEAS-5j0 bags fresh Carolina, selected expressly
~ seed landing this day schooner W. H. Giliand
! from Charleston, for sale by BARElIL CO..
irI9 ii Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-13

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-13

nISSOLUTION--THECo PARTNERsHIP BETWEEN
u the undersigned, in the Of RIDGILI ROBERTS
Eli expires by limitation With the seasons bu-
Claims in favor OF will be settled BY
MONTAGUE L Co. and the or our late firm NAV be-
used by either one Of US in liquidation. & i4sE'
W-J. RIDGUL.
H j. NJ. ROBERTS
New Orleans, June q, 1857. JOHN D. TERRELL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26
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An Ordinance

For the hettey protection Of the Town of 0rovlle
against the danger of powder plosions
the Board of 1rasteeS Of the Town OF 0roville
dc Ordain "a follows:
See l. 1t shall not be lawful for any person or
persons to keep or cfsr for sale any POWDER without
having reviouNly obtained license Tor that pur-
piISe The Town Clerk. upon order fera the
Pres dent ofthe Board of Trustees. thali grant H.
cense to vendors OF powder, who shall be peImitted
to have on hahd 10 greater quantity than thIrty
pounds at any one time. said powder to be kept in
IA suitable tin or copper canister, to be labelled
Powder in large letters, said canister to kept
on shelf in sight and within eight fee. of the
main entrance the Store. For this license three
dollars quarterly shall be paid into The Town Treas
uFJ
large letters containing the wOrds licensed 70 sell
powder, placed on this main entrance Of the store,
or in any other conspicuous place.
Sec The Captain of the Police shall be keeper
of the powder Magazine. lie sh a II fix the the
for receiving and delivering powd ell and shall pub
fish the same in some newspaper printed in the
Town of Oroville for the period of ten days
Sec /. No perron shall be permitted to enter the
powder magazine for the purpose Of depositiug
therein or receiving therefrom powder. except the
owner Of such powder or his duly authorized agent
Sec 5. THE srperinten dent sail be entitled to
charge the sum OF two cents for each and ,verv
pound of powder received or delivered by him. lac
charge for storage shall be at the rate Of one dol ar
TOT each huudred pounds Of pow for each caleu-
oar month, and the same for all fractions of
months.
Sec o. All persons entering the powder maya zine
small De obliged to use such the super
lntendent OF such magazine may desire
sec Z. Every person violating any provision of
TINS ordnance shall be ned not less than ten. nor
more than one hundred dollars. Passed September
Gath, 1851
A.RLEovY, President.
G. A. SMITH, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26

Sealed proposals will be received ly the Trustees
Of the Channel Rock Mining Company, up 10 The
2Gih instant, for grading Cunning and raining l7tG
feet of the bed of main Feather river Immediately
above the old White Rock Claim, ar what Is tnowx
as the "ChanLcl Rock Claim" Proposals must be
handed to the undersigned.
An assessment of $1,000 per share has been icyicd
upon each share Of the capital eek OF salde mrany
and must be paid to The Undersigned within ihry
days from date. IuoS. WELLS,
Secretary & Treasurer, c. Il. Nj. co.
0rovilie, Sept &, 1851. sS-l0s
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26

The BENEFITS OF Coon CREDIT The
public debt of Ohio is SIC .400, 900. and is an
nually diminishing. The aggregate taxa
bles of the State are S20,0OO,OOO. and the
amount Of taxes of oil sorts collected il S.
100000. The largest portion Of the debt is
held by banks and savings institutions, and
by capitalists of the most cautious habits
The following amounts are held abroad:
In Great Britain, by 228 persons $2,838 900
In the Isle of Guernsey, by 29} oo1s7
persons .'''.'...........>
In Switzerland, by llS persons sol SIS
In France, by $50 persons. .... 1861 900
= The savings banks, the frugal Swiss, the
mobiles of Europe, and the bourgeoise of Pa
ris Fearful of revolution,) have invested
their money in the bonds Of 0ho-St, Lou.
is Fee. Mas.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26
Economy Should De tie order
"a the EaV.

The Subscriber begs leaYe to int Im the property
owners OF Oroviic, that he has come prepared with
IN" necessary apparatus 10 buIi neat, substantial
FIRE PROOF STORES of ONCRErE OR BiTON,
at saving of - per cent. below the cost of brick
buildings. Having thorough knowledge of tbs
component parts OF this material and tho manner of
using it, he can defy competition Those DESTROYS %
building would do well To give him call. Plans auo
Specifications drawn with dispatch. Any applica-
lions he'll at The h"ukIng house 81 hedges ItnLOn,
will meet vii prompt attention..
elUf p klRWAN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26

ExrRAvAGANcE "A Paris lete' says the
Sultan of Turkey has ordered Eroment Meu-
rice to make him splendid mirror, set in
diamonds il will cost above 100000, and
beauty who not only exhausts the immense
allowance given her by her lord, but man
ages t run up bills in ConstantioopIe to the
amount OF half million OF dollars yearly.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26

TEMPEST IN A TEA Por The Merysville
Heraldrs say that Is ;. Cheeseman has nc
business t. collect money of weekly subscri.
bers to that paper, and the said r pub
fishes "kiard" stating that he alone is the
legitimate carrier and consequently the col
lector Of those subscriptions. On Herald, on
Charge Checsman charged Go il shir,
tail. bowie knife is ginning one yer
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26

HORRIBLE DEATH,-The Tuolumne Ga
Eette give the following account of the death
of MIR John Rules. which occurred on Sun
day evening last Having been INDUCING
rather freely. and being rather noisy, a
friend volunteered to see him home. After
some trouble he was mounted IN his friend y
horse, aud, Tor greater security his legs
were tied under the horse belly The pa, ~
then >et our for Springfield. Rules clmpan-
ion lending The horse. When near the lower
end of Broadway, the animal became rest
i've, reared and fell back on HIS ridley, tut
Immediately sprang up and g.lloped away
like the wind As the horse got his feet,
the saddle tarned with Rules, and being
fastened to the beast. at every bound his
head dashed against the ground. This M.
zeppa.like ride was checked at Brazee's
lumb Der yard. upwards of quarter of IA mile
from the starting point. Rules was taken
from the horse dead and horribly manpled.
His arm was broken in several places and
his brains mingled with the dust OF the road.
Rules was a native of England, and leaves n
wife in Springfield to whom he was lately
welded
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26

AN IDEA OF TRADE AT SALT LAKE.-The
New Orleans Delta says that on the LIST of
August there was fitting out, at Atchison,
Kansas, one of the largest of those caravans
or trains by which the commerce between
the States and the Great Salt Lake Valley is
carried on. The train will consist of seven
tythree wagons, eight hundred and sixty
six oxen, and ninety men 1t will be laden
with one hundred and forty tons of assorted
merchandise, adapted to the Salt Lake trade.
Some idea of the immense value of the goods
which will be carried by this train may pos.
sibly be had. when We state that the freight
alone upon the IN from Atchison to Salt Lake
will exceed $40 900.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26


Since the election the town has been
gradually growing dull until now the streets
and saloons which have all summer long
been crowded with busy men and oilers are
almost deserted, save by few of the latter
class and an occasional dun or a retreating
creditor. The ten or twelve bands of mu.
sic that were wont to ''scream out out their
alright" upon the night air have all been
hushed with but one or two exceptions, and
the musicians have scattered like the lost
tribes of the house of Israel "Rondo" is
now living only in name, aud is made up
parent hut by the presence of few of the
old ''stool pigeons" and forlorn voices of
what few discoDsolate dealers have remained
until too late for their own profit and their
landlords safety. Whiskey is at discount,
and lunches are no more served up save by
benevolent few, and peace remains in our
midst Us they say In Kansas) and policemen
are forced into amateur ENVIRONMENTS just
to keep their hands in. The iai! doors are
growing rusty for want Of use, not however
from lack of those who should be tenants Of
that inst tutlon, for Heaven and the police.
men know that the town is full of thieves,
all too smart to be caught nor yet are the
hinges corroded for want of those waiting
to turn them, for the cells are full Of NAL
efactors.
Yet do we believe that these signs of dul-
ness are in measure indicative of better
Zines coming, for the large surplus popula-
ton that has left is for the most part gone
to work upon the river, and as to the loafers
the town is far better off without them.
should the rains hold off a reasonable time,
and the river claims turn out as is indicated
by the prospects" in u month from now
there viii be more music and "rondo" and
whiskey. and more men with money to listen
and gamble and drink than ever were seen
here before. II We predict rightly and our
representations are founded on reason
money will be plenty in our marts ere long
aud an impetus will be given to business that
will do the town iucaiculab'e good for the
whole winter. If the river clnims fail to
produce these results IN 0rOvile this season
then they are n hunbug aud an injury to
the town and county, for nearly all our peo-
pies extra tune aud money has been inves-
ted in them during the past year, all OF
which could have been applied to sure
although perhaps slow paying species Of
business
Too much music is n bore rs we have fire
quently had Cause to thiuk aud say during
the past summer; too much ''ROnIo" is II
debasement and an abomuation, ami COO
much whskey is n nuisance which ought to
be abated but each and every one in it, ex.
cess is very sure symptom of lively times,
and plenty of cash among he con uming
classes" and Heaven knows that when the
consumers have the circulating medium
in abundance, they give it chance" and
after il once makes it's exit from those buck
skin bags, every body stands n show to get
share. Nearly a month wilt probably pass
before we shall begin to notice this much de
sired change, but we are confident of its
coming.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26

DEATH OF AN Ex-SHERIFF WIN II
Endicott' ex Sheriff of Nevada county, died
IN Nevada on Tuesday, September 22d, in
the 42d year of his age He was native oil
Scynthiana, Harrison county Ky , and was
one of the first settlers of Nevada-haviue
located there in January, 1850. He had
been long suffering from paralyuc attack.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26
Proceedings of the board of Trustees.
ORovILLE, SEPT. Gath 1857.


Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present, Leoyy Pres'dt, Garriott, Harris,
and Smith.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Moved and seconded to pay G Hubbard
the sum Of fifty dollars for servic ices rendered
the Corporation
Moved that Howard Carey will hand In
his bill for his services as Jailor up to Sep
TENDER lst 1857.
Ordinance No. IS passed.
On motion Board adjourned to October
I'd 1867, 7 o'clock, p VI
c A SMITH, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26

yesterdays Marysville Herald with des-
perately savage article denuncatory of an
unknown thief who stole his wallet and all
his'' kale seed" and scrip. Mr. Farnsworth
should exercise more caution in spenkidg Of
gentlemen with whom his is unncquanted,
they might sue him for libel as Harasthay
has the "Morning Call"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26
SACRAMENTO sTORE--Extra

Our friends will please take notice, that hereafter
NO CREDIT WILL BE GIVEN for goods ut this
store Justice 10 oursel, cs compel us 20 adopt This
rule, and we request those having accounts With
to pay the same Immediately We have in store
ana shall keep on hand large stock of GR, { Err
les, PROVISIONS, MINERS TOOLS, sc, Sc,
all of The best quality, and will be sold CHAP FOB
CASH f.. +. DENtSON 4 CO
Orove, Sept. 1st, 1857. Sln
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26


How MARCY CoMPoStD HIS STATE PA
PERs The editor of the New y ork Ecening
Post, speaking as from personal knowledge
says;
MIR Marcy, in Washington, commonly
composed his immortal dispat ches not in his
Office, but in his library at home. when
thus engaged, he would at once, after break
fast, begin his work, aud write till nearly
noon, when he would 60 to the Department,
receive calls and attend to the regular rou-
tine duties Of his position. Daring the hours
Of composition, he WAS so completely engross.
ed with his sui jet that persons might enter
and 60 out or talk in the same room. without
in the least obtaining bis notice. He wore
spectacles, usually sat in his dressing gown,
with an OLD red handkerchief on the table
before him, and one could Judge Of the rela
tive activity of his mind by the frequency OF
be wa: an inveterate snnT taker, and his
consumption of that article appeared to have
pjuriousy affected his voice
lie wrote deliberately, with few ensures
or changes, and his thoughts generally in
the first assumed the form of expression in
which he was willing to publish them. He
almost always used pencil, and left the
second drni, to be penned by "A clerk. This,
however, be rarely altered. HIS haniwrit-
ng was legible and handsome, without being
eler ky
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26

THE FAIR Play Such Is the name of a
barge which the Marysyile HeraM says WAS
launched at the mouth of the American riv.
err She is l20 feet in length and 16 feet in
breadth Of beam and is designed to carry
freight in any stage of water She WIS
BELT by Capt. Daniels who fan the first
barge up Feather river. The Fair Play is
intended for tho Marysville trade
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26

SENT UP.-A man called Camnacbe Char
ley was brought before Justice Elliott on
Thursday charged with having made bur-
glarious attempts on various houses here
abouts. and was found to have skeleton KEYS,
'.jimmies," and other dangerous playthiags
about his clothes. He was sent to the Court
Of Sessions to be tried for his suspicious con
duct. He is most undoubtedly thief.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26
DE-. j, GILBERT,

Member Of the Royal College, CT surgeons, London.
formerly Surgeon Accoucher TO the Christ church
Lying-in Institution, London, and late House Phys
stefan to the state Marine Hospital san FRANCISCO.
". D DR.. 6 can receive u few a'iei;s ioio his
house, fronting The the Plaza near Mu,i,a Hall.
Orovilie. Aug. 4th
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26

This Saloon 10y FAR The best arranged, mot popular
and best lighted of any in Orove or Niciuils p'ovi.
ded with Ave first class Hilhrl Table,. talented
band of Musicians, the bost ST. ckci pnt, and he
most attentive and comicie bar keepers III North
ern California is now under the sole control of tho
undo sign,d, who sOicits. and hopes he mry merit
and receive -. CONTINUANCE Of the liberal patronage
heretofore hes owed upOn t.r Hlo0n.
| DWARAk USKY
JuEe % Alias COUNT"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26

leaders to the advertisement in another col
umn, of the Magnolia Saloon which has
recently been very thoroughly re6tted; and
also desire to direct attention to the offer If
sale of the Lafayette Restaurant.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26

PARpoyEp On Saturday. Sept. 10th, a
pardon was issued for John Forton, who was
convicted of grand larceny, about the
month of December 1856, in the county of
Prison for the term of thirteen years
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26
County TreasuIeI's Office,

OROvILLk. j ny 18Th, 1901
Notice hereby given. hat all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered betW the ist day Of November 1856,
and the 9Th OF February l657 inclusive, that tho
same will be- paid pre,enuton al this office, and
alter this date said Warrants will ctust 10 tear in
lerest WIN BALTIMORE,
Treasurer BuIie County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26

PROFITABLE BENEFIT We suppose the
benefit en- to the Eureka Hose Company
of Marysville, was a profitable one, as the
papers say the house was crowded The
bows deserve it
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26

FIRE IN SACRAMENro.-Afir fire occurred
in Sacramento on Thursday by which two
dwelling h. uses on 0 Street above 9Th were
destroyed. The fire occasioned by childs
oareessness with matches.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26
Peaches! Peachcs!. Peaclpcs!..

Families and dealers in iruh can lnd constant
supply Of The Ct leLra;rd Peaches gronn Tie ranch
of Mr.. G. H. Beach, Mar ssiic, received ey ~ duy
fresh from The nursorT. nt the
ji4 PIONEER VARIETY STORE,
Myers street, 5 doors from Montgomery OiOyille.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26

FRENCH PHYSICIAN. Graduate Of the Medical
College of France, SURGEON AND ACC0UtHER,
diploma exhibited when requhtd) Montgomery si
next door to the Orleans Hotel.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26

The RIVER CLAIMS good reports
from the claims on the river still continue
The Cape claim seems to be growing richer
the longer it is worked. The Orovile claim
is drained and will be commenced on by the
miners to-day.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26
oRovILLE. SATURDAY, SEPT. a5ih, 1851.

HUTcHINGs' We were pre-
scented with q copy of this we'll managed
monthly by Messrs Garnham & Lockwood as
we passed their book store yesterday. We
thank them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26

THEY STOLE MY CHILD AwAY-A case
came up before Justice Berry yesterday
wherein the People we've Plaintiffs, and Mrs.
Abbot and Andrew Mul!cn were defendants.
The prosecuting witness in the case was
Mr.. Thomas j. Abbot the husband of the
aforesaid Mrs. A. Mr. A. appeared under
cover Of the statute complainant Of the
parties defendant. and claimant Of the child
of himself and Mrs. A., who {the child) as
he alleged was his by decree of the Probate
Judge, and had been abducted from his GUS
tody by the aforementioned female and Nj al
len, in violation Of the law made and pro-
vided for such matters The defendants took
the child from the school at F, rbestown on
Monday, aud started for Shasta, aud we're
arrested at Myers Ranch by officer Durette
and brought back TO town. This suit was
the consequence Of this conduct of Mrs. A.
and Mr.. NJ , and the merits Of the case seem
to be "mixed up" most extra ordinarily -
Considerable outside pressure was ex-
cited 10 favor of the father among the list
ners to his story, and th, popular feeling at
one time seemed inclined toward the resto-
ration Of the child to the father. What is
TO be done, remains to be decided by the
Court,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-26

APPOINTMENT Henry S. Fonshee has
been appointed Notary Public for Sacra.
mento County in place of J W. l. Hunt re-
signed