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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-11
MOTIF q Il.

ES HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE "JrNCTION
q BRIDGE COMPANY" viii apply TO the Board
of Supervisors in and for Butte County, al It's No
vember term of the present year, ana on the nfst
day Of the term, or as aoon thereafter as the case
can be reached for license to construct Toll
Bridge across South Feather river at or near lis
junction with the North Fork OF Main Feather river,
in Butte county. State OF California.
by order of the Board Of Directors.
JOS. +. N. LEWIS President.
Jos. nj. BgowR. Secretary. o9-3st
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-11
Sheriff. of Rntte Counly and Collector.

~ B-fOr the information ~ the tax payers o
this county | III state, that Section l3 of the Reve
nue Law of this State, passed April the 29h le57.
makes it obligatory upon The Collector. on the third
Monday Of Octnber OF each year, 10 make an entry
upon the Duplicate Roll a statement that he has lev
led upon all property upon which he is compelled Ia
collect five per cent half of which goes to the
state. the remainder tu Vi fonnty
SEC. -. ON the Satlr ny ext preceding the third
Monday of November. :ha Collector Is compelled 10
have his Delinquent List mlde up and in addition
o the five per cent he is compelled 10 charge "d!iy
cents on each and every lot piece, or tract of land
separately assessed" half of which goes towards
paving the expense of adverliziug. the remainder
to the Collector, also twenty five cents on each
assessment of personal property.
SEC l.. "On or before the fourth Monday of Mo-
vcmbcr' the Collector is compelled To advertise the
delinquent list. ts2ll ~ ID. PLUM, Collector.
SEc. l. 'All taxes levied under the provisions Of
this Act shall be- paid the legal ccin OF the Uni"d
states or in foreign coin u the value paid for such
coin hy the laws OF the United states. PrOvi-
ded however that county taxes levied in accordance
with the provisions Of any Special Act may be col
iectcd IN such funds in such Srccial CT may be
provided"
fRNOTfCE il hereby given, tha; ON and after
this date. viii not receive Count scrip for County
Taxes. y. ID. PLUM Collector
Orove. October 12 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-11
rr11LE GREAT DISCOVERY oF TME AGE.-

YEYNE GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
a. Great Ressinp to MankiRd.-InnOceat but po-
teul!-Dr. +. j. CzapkHy's PROP ylaciicum Isef dis
injecting agent) sure preventive against Connor-
rheal aud syphilitic diseases, and ain unsurpassed
remedy for nil yenera, scr1iuious, gangrenOus and
cancerrus ulcers Oetid discharges from vagina, utter
Us and urcthra, and all cutBneOus erup0ns and dis
eases. As inuoculaon is a sure preventive pgainst
small pOx, So is DR.. h. sIzapkay's prophylacticum
a preventive against Syphlic and GOnoTheal DIS
eases Harmless in itself 1t possesses the power o.
chamicaly destroying the sphiltc virus, and there
by saving thousands of deDauchees from being inec-
ted bv the most loathsome OF all diseases. Let NJ
young man who appreciates health be without DR..
Czapkay's propylaclcum. II is in very convenient
eackage. and will be found convenient for use being
used 4 soap. Price s.. For sale al Dir. T.. J..
Czapkay's Private Medical and Surgical institute,
Sacramento street. below Montgomery, opposite ?.
NJ Co.'s office. San Francisco.
All letters must be addressed to l.. J. Czapkay N.
D., San Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-11
Orouillt Bully Bnttt Retarh.

GEOGRAPHY. "Joseph, where is
Africa"
NJ Con the map, sir.''
81 mean, Joseph, on what CONT
nent-the eastern or western!"
swell, the land of Africa is on
the eastern continent, but the people
all of 'em are down South"
GLOW do they live!"
SPY drawing"
"By drawing what-water?"
"No sir, by drawing their BREATH
Joseph was ordered to sit down.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-11
ST5ERIFF'S SALE.

rpY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION issued ont of
70 ID the Tenth Judicial District Court in and for
Yuba county and State of California to me directed
and delivered, commanding me to make the sum oi
five hundred and ten seventy six one hundredths
dollars aud Interest on said sum until pats from The
twenty fifth d2, OF June A. u. II 4, at the ra.C Of
three per cent per month. also the further sim of
twelve ninety five one hundrcdhs dollars costs Of
suit together with AL the costs accrling On 'aid wit
wherein John Comfy Is plaintiff ANA JouH> g. Green
is the def udaut. | have levied upon qut viii / At
pubic sale to the highest bidder for ca-h on Ia itn
day Of November A. D. 1851 at the hour oi o'c rck
p NJ all of the undivided right title and interest Of
the above named defendant in and 10 tnr 'ulioWrg
described property to wit: the QIartZ Ledge IN '"H
M the bld Quartz Mil Ledge, and also ~ tn" Curo-
lima cd4e, with all Of the buildings, machinery ami
appurtcuances appertaining thcrctosad property te-
ing located "A branch of the llOncu known ~ the
DiXburg Eavne or creek, al place cHiied biXburg,
in GRO township Butte county California. The above
sale to take ace at the Court House door in the
town of OrOviile, county and State atoresa l.
n. D. PLUM,
Sheriff Butte County.
Dated October 22d, A. d. 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-11
Notice ofApEication forPardoGa

STATE OF CALIFORNIA;,
County OF Butte.
TENlIE HON. }. T.. n LEWIS, presiding Judge Of
a the Conrt Of Sessions for the county of bntte,
aud l.. {. Granger. late District Attorney for said
county will take notice that the defendant. Eiiis
Raper will make application to the Governor Of tire
state OF California, for the pardon o the said defend
ant. who was convicted at The September Term D..
1877 ol the Court of Sessions Of said county OF thc
crime Of an assault with deadly weapon with an in
tent 10 nnci bodily injury uuon the person o GER
tam Chinanan. and who sentenced by said CoIrt
Sessions on the l7lh day of ,Hil term, to the STATE
Prison of said state Tor the period of one Year
ELLIS RAPER,
Ry y. W. CHkEsMAN, Atty for Daft
Service of the within notice is This day acknow
lodged
October 3lsi, A. d. 1851,
tSicneD JOS. +. ". LEWIS.
Presiding Judge of The Court OF Sessions.
Service Of the within notice is this day acGnow-
ledged by copy.
October 3st is 81.
(Sgnedl C. GRANGER.
n2-e0t Dist. Any pro causam.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
STOLEN

HNROM the cabin of the subscriber Gold Hill, on
~ the eth of August, one GOLD WATCH AND
CHAIN. Whoever will return the same to Edward
p Lee, at Chase's Claim, shall receive 50. qucs-
tions asked. Description as follows: improved
straight line compensated Balance, No. 1851, llu-
gueDim Vueemin, Loce. al0ml
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-11
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN. that the undersigned will
q apply tn the Board OF Supervisors in and for
Butte County, n its November term. in the present
year. for q renewal of his License, to keep public
Ferry across Feather River at Hnuilton. in Butte
County ROBERT DAVIS.
October 1st, 1857. olst-4wf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-11
COustabge7s Sale.

EDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OFT
HID Of Edw rd HOnaho's court, an acting Justice
Of the Peace in and for Buue county. California,
and to me directed and delivered. commanding me
to make the sum OF Two hundred and ten (S2o) dol
lars debt, damages and inieresi, aud thirty-thr'e
$3.50 dollars cost OF suit, and accrurg costs said
writ, wherein G. Mccoy Is pHintif and II OierSon is
defendant. | have seized and levied urOn. and Will
expose public sale, t. the highest bidder for cash,
on the 7th day of November. A. ID. 1857. az tho
hour OF O'Clock. p. NJ, all Of the above defendants
interest in and To HAT certain lot, piece parcel Of
land situated in the town of Orovlllc, beng por-
ton of lot five (5) in block three ~ laid ont ~
the official map OF said town, and m re particularly
described as follows, 10 wit: Commencing nj point
on the southerly side of Montgomery street twenty
two 2) feet easerly from the sOutheasterly cCrner
uf Lincoln and Montgomery streets. thence euslery
along the southerly side of said Montgomery street
twenty C) ieet, thence souhcry siXIysiS (66) feet
thence westerly twenty 600 feet, thence nOrtherly
six,y.sx 900 feet 10 the place If beginning.
The above sale will take place The premises.
lol7 24-3l-n1l NJ. }. PURCELL, Constable.
This 18th day of October A. ID. 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-11
Notice---Turnpike Road.

HMTE, TIE UNDERSIGNED, do hereby declare
Wv our Intention To organize Il Corporation for
The construction of . Turnpike Road. having Tor lis
rermini the city of Marysylle. in Yuha county, and
Il Louis n sierra county. and touching as nearly rs
nearly - practicable ~ the following points. VIZ
Pmit's Rnnch. New York Ranch, aud Strawberry
" Hey in Yuba county. Bangor. IfausonvA and
Woodve in Butte county and Notice is hereby
e ven thrt meeting of the subscribers hereto will be
held M Hansunvillr Butte county on the .lst day
Of November. 4. ID. 1851 for The purpose of pre-
liminary organic uon OF said Corporate Company.
j W MASON, : LONG,
DIVE rASkILL, ER LU NBEbT,
II HANSON, EGARST,
RFPlATT PHILIP CAIN,
q DJEWETT.
TOrhp>town. OctoIer 3lst, lNai.
c-% Mnrysve Express and Mountain Messenger
insert once and send II Ia this Office
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-11
BRIDGE AND FERRY NOTICE.

NJOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN-That the under
~ signed will apply to the Board Of Supervisors in
and for Butte County, at their November session %
1857. Tor a license 10 construct Toll Bridge and
Ferry across the Middle Fork of Feather river few
rods above its junction with the North Fork Of said
river. s. p. SAVAGE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-11
Il. 1 Z G A III y -
STEAM r REFINED CANDY
M A NJ UF ACTORY.

No SO, Montgomery street, between Bush and SUIT
Ter, streets San Francisco.
TNNHEPR0PRlErOR of the above named esab
a lishment takes this method of informing his
numerous friends and customers, that he intends
following the example of the Gas Company-that is
reduce his prices, which he hopes will give entire
satisfaction to all.
His candies are all manufactured from Smart's
refined sugar which he imports himself and NIL the
nsed ny him are of The finest flavor and the
best in the market, together with variety of other
articles appertang TO the manufacture of candies, too
numerous to mention.
Having had an experience OF seven years i'll the bu
siness in .his city, an being the
FIRST CONF TONER
On the Pacific coast he naiters himself he will be
able To give entire satisfaction TO all VINO may aVor
/. i'm with their trade.
BY a new and improved process, his candies are
made at quicker rate and at ess expense than for
neriy, that he il enabled TO sell AT much lower
figure thun heretofore.
Persons desiring anything in his line will do well
to call and examine his splendid STOCK Of candies, as
we'll Us his prices. he feels confident they cannot
all to please the sricest economist.
WHOLESALE Prices.
beautiful assortment of STICKS, LUHPS AND
DROPS, selling at the reduced rates
COMFlTU r S including
GARAwAY SEEDS, psarlrd and smooth,
CINNAMON STRINGS,
GLOVE BUDS.
COREANDER SEEDS; large ana
GUM DROP<-SM0OTiI ALMONDS.
JUJUBE PASTE FRENCH NOTICES,
ALMOND CANDY, &C. nj 30 cents
AALso-A beautiful assortment Of FRENCH CAN
DIES, varying in prices according To quality
The attention of the trading public is invited to ex-
anime this immense stock Candies, comprising every
thing in the "duce"l line.
He leaves ttnthe buyres To Judge of the superiority
Of his articles call aud for yourselves for oc
ular demonstration is proof positive. j. EEGAS.
Remember the nuB,5er--33 Montgomery street, be-
tween Bush and Sutter, San Francisco. fyl9-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-11
i.EGAL NOTICES.
NJ O IT Q D!

gNNHE TAXPAYERS OF BUTTE COUNTY
a are hereby notified. that the State and County
Tax for the current year 1887 is due and that
The laws in regard their collection will be strictly
enforced "
OFFICE HorRs-From 10 O'Clock, A. NJ till IL
o'clock VI. AMI from l O'Clock Till 5 O'Clock p NJ E.
every day in the week except sunday. Ofice, in The
Court House. N. ID. PLUM
sheriff Of Butte County and Collector.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-11
MEDICAL.
DR.. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S

| u INSTITUTE. Sacramento street hrlow Mont
gomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co : Office
| sun Francisco California. Estahi.hed 1854 for the
permanent cure Of all Private and Chronic Diseases
and the suppression of Onackery. Auesdiug resi-.
| dent Physician. l. J. CZAPKAi. ID. late # the
hungarian Revolutionary War Chief Ph,sjciap to
the goth Regiment Of lonVeds Chief surgeon to the
Military Hospital Of Peslh. and late lecturer on dis
eases OF women and children.
10 TUE AFFLICTED.-DR. L.. J. CZAPKAY
has open>d his Institute for the cure OF all forms
of private diseases, such as Syphilis. Gonorrhen
Noe turnai Emissions md all the consequences OF
self abuse. In the first stages OF Syphic or Como.
rheal diseases, he guarantees cura IN few DAYS
'thOut Inconvenience 10 the patient hindrancc 10
his business. When patient, by neg ecl or inprop
er ireatmcDt, has developed the secondary symptoms
of Syphilis, such rs bIboes or painful swellings un
the groins, Of u ers in the throat aud nose, which il
not checked destroy the soft paris and cause the
bones 10 mOrtify. separate and come away. eayiRg
the sufferer an object hdeouS 10 behold when
botchts and pimpies break out upon the skin or
when he has painful swclngs upon the bOn"s, or
when his constitution Is injured 50 to preni.pusc
to consumption other constitutional diseases the
Doctor guarantees Il cure or asks no Ompensation.
Tn RtlEU MAfiSM, chruu1 or acute: in DISEN.
Terry or DN ARRH0EA, he hHs safe and eifeclual
remedies. Fer the treatment of the consequences Of
sell abuse, such nocturnal emissions. nervousness
timidIy headache, pains in the back nni limbs with
general weakncss loss Ot memory, injury to the sight
restessness, confusion Of ideas, dislike Tor society
aud feeling Of weariuesS of life; with the
system eNcitabe TINT sght noises shock .tarlle
tae patient making lis existence miserable. For The
above malndIc> the Doctor viii guarantee t. cure or
ask no compensation. II can be consulted free of
charge and invites an to call n l. vii, cost them
tning. and may be much 10 their advantage. ONCE
hours trOIn A. NJ. to = NJ.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-11

tI,nERE AGETH1U@tNUs iu fni, State suffering
for wan "i -ci'-+iH. V.itH' 'reatment. and
you fear t. apply tp FhYsiriaa }Ise they bave
heen decciY't or ~ihF.r iriep1a t'te been. by some
Of the dnaraitn- inist -,e trUto unity, and who
publish tkem-".ye- ns g"Cd b, ir.tns, professors,
etc. To AL ruci' ~ unne laln.s commend DR.. J
y. Young, - ptlsic'aa ia nlHH Gan place con
tdence. lie i n icaH OF erDiuaa. and profound
study, good <ureroH, ~ houo.A' - man, and one
who can -lInpa>hise e.lh persons ia 0nliction His
standing ~ = y-,tHu aa3 n.f fcrnan are both
guarante.a ,he Grst SIS ha s.ll.sl works which
are an nor lae.r au,hg7 SOD ihe extensive and
highly sg"c -iul ccnrsc of p-aCI.r with which he
has been haarrea s.uc his adTeu "a California and
the latter ~ BATS numerous pSrons and large circle of
acquainiante-,
l5~No CURE, no PAY-Rs
His Office j. 20 Zoe corner Of Montgomery and Cai
fOl MIA stree san Francisco.
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RECONCILIATION OF HON. JAMES 4. STEWART

RENOMfNAI1OS OF HON JAMES A. STEWART
The democratic convention of the first congress
sona district Of Maryland met at Cambridge on Friday
last and was organized by the appointment of Morris
U. Calston. esq, president Messrs Williams
and Goldsborough were chosen vice presidents, and
Thomas ]. Heating, esq secretary. On the first bal
lot Hon, James A. Stewart was renominated for Con-
gress by large majority and subsequently the
nomination was declared unanimous amid the great
est enthusiasm
The denomination of Judge Stewart will be hailed
with the iyeiest satisfaction not only by the democ
raey OF tho fifth district of Maryland but by the
democracy of the whole State The course pursued by
Judge Stewart in the last Congress- ON the slavery
question: and other questions affecting the vital inter
ests of his district and State merits the emphatic en-
dorsement which he has just received from constit-
uency which he has served with such distinguished
ability, fidelity, and success We do not and cannot
entertain any doubts in regard to his triumphant
election. We know that the impression is deep and
widespread that Maryland is so completely under
the domination Of know-nothingism that while it
would be folly to look for democratic gains in such
hopeless quarter il would be unreasonable to expect
the democracy of that State to engage in another
contest without positive loss.
At one time, just such impressions prevailed in
regard to Kentucky. In no State, few short
months ago, was know-nothingsm more rotons and
rampant. II the fair fame of Maryland has been
furnished by knownothing mobs murderers, and in
cendiaries, the reputation Of Kentucky has been
equally affected from the disgraceful causes.
If the chief city Of Maryland is at the mercy of or
ganized bands of lawless ruffians, the same could
have been if it cannot be- said of the chief city
ofKentucky. And yet Kentucky, with all the weight
of daring, proscrptive, and successful political or
ganization is Observation-Disclosures at great personal
risks and sacrifices redeemed, not by equvocal
show of hands, but by majorities which proclaim the
utter humiliation Of acknowledged in the State.
We cannot believe that the glorious example Of
Kentucky, and tho less glorious examples Of
Tennessee and North Carolina viii be lost upon the
people of Maryland They have but to make the eff
fort-one vigorous, earnest resoute, united effort
and the redemption Of their State from the POLITICAL
social and business blight under which it is now suf
fering is certain to follow .a
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THE LATE SENATOR RusK.

The Press of Philadelphia in its issue of Saturday
last, says:
"An intelligent gentleman residing in this city, but
who now visit to the capital of Texas business
writing to friend, attributes the amentable suicide Of
the late Senator Rusk to motive which, if true land he
states it Is widely credited in Texa reflects great credit
his character possessed of sensitive honor
and tends to soften the harsh judgment that usually fol-
lows tho fate Of the sefdestroyer of e II seems that
Senator Rusks whole system had become terribly
shattered by the uncomfortable srngs the death Of his
excellent and loving wife had occasoncd him. 1t is said
that while occupying his seat in the Senate, during the
tendency of the debate the Kansas Nebraska BILL he
had madc arrangement with his colleague, Gen. Sam
Houston by which it agreed that both Houston and
himself should vote for the bill notwithstanding this
positive agreement, Gen. Houston voted against the bill
In the recent gubenatoral contest in Texas, Gen Hous
ton being the opposition candidate both political parties
commenced questioning Gen Rusk closely that he felt
il impossible longer to resist the public exposure
Gen Houston. For many years Con. Houston had been
his friend and companon4his old comrade-n-arms du-
ring the bitter trials Of the of independence they
had served together in the United States Senate and he
became haunted with the idea that to live longer would
occasion him dshonor He became tho victim OF the
preston that under the circumstances his death was
Of overriding necessity. II was, of course
unfortunate mania but all this evnces the honorable
feelings and manly instincts of who would hest
tate to yield his most precious possession TO Of
duty, however mistaken
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THE LIVERPOOL CONSULATE.

This valuable and agreeable Office, 80 handsomely
and generously rendered to Beverley Tucker esq, by
the President has been accepted by him, and he will
we understand, shortly proceed to the consulate
and enter upon the duties Of his office. These du
ties are very important in many points Of view.
New York and Liverpool are the two great points
through which the Old and the New World are
bound together by the irresistible power Of trade
and commerce. The value of this commerce and re-
cprocal trade can scarcely be estimated. But, great
as it s large portion Of il has to pass under the
supervisory care and attention OF the American con-
sui ; and hence the necessity that he should be q
man of ability, courteous, prompt, and accommoda-
ting to those who brought into business relations
with him. and possessing frmness and decision of
purpose to see that the laws and commercial regula
tons are fairly executed and faithfully carried out
Mr. Tucker possesses every qualification which his
position demands, and he will ably and faithfully
guard the vast interests which will be committed to
his control And besides all this his fine social vir-
tues and high-toned qualities gentleman will at
tract respect and insure him popularity amongst
kindred people with whom lie is going to sojourn.
We augur for him career of usefulness, and great
public favor.
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THE CANADIANS AND THEIR FREE NEGRO POP
ULATTON

Public opinion in England and her colonial posses
sons has undergone such radical change within a
few months in regard to the slavery question, and
the negro race in general, that the probabilities are
that the underground railroad" will soon get into
disfavor with our Canadian neighbors. The Indiana
State Sentinel Of late date says t
The Canada government are determined to get rid Of
their free negro population. A proposition made
time since to isolate them in the northern portion
of Canada but this project failed Now petitions be-
ing forwarded TO the home government to send the entire
negro population in Canaa to of the English trop
cal islan From this 1t will appear that the Canadians
rapidly getting their sckly sympathy for the
negro and arc determined not only to drive them out Of
this northern refuge but debar them from seeking that
asylum in the future Where will the poor negro GOT
would not be at all surprising II thousands OF runaway
negroes should wcnd their way back to their masters to
escape transportation"
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ILLNESS OF HON Mr.. SIMMONS.

The telegraph gave us the announcement OF the
sudden paralysis of Hon G. A. Simmons, at Reese
vile, New York.
The Republican of Saturday says;
About clock Mr. Simmons rallied sufficiently to
give some directions regard to the disposition of his
property About o'clock he requested one OF the stu
dents In the Office of Simmons Ames TO read to him In
Greek a chapter in Matthew. Thursday morning 10, a.
M Mr. simmons perfectly conscious although paralysis
of the left side is complete He is able to articulae more
distinctly than last evening Slight hopes are entertained
that renewal Of the disease may be averted
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HON. P. D. vRooM.

The Trenton New Jersey True American Of Mon
day last contains very interesting account Of
farewell entertainment given to Governor vroom at
Berlin by the resident Americans Of that city that is
no less honorable TO him than it is deserved. His
arrival in this country may be looked for next week.