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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-29

1857 State Fund, DR..
To balance on hand as per last re-
pOrt................... 7446 6S
May Foreign miners license for
March and April. 1922 90
Jun II Assessments from Tehama
County on 1885,. 45 10
July Foreign miners license for
May and June. 30l3 %
May 4 Poll tax for April. 1920 90
Jupe1 Licenses for April. ......... 220 90
Junel Poll tax for May. 800 90
Junel Licenses for May. 240 90
July1 Licenses for June. ......... ~ so
M'y11 Military tax.............. 60 90
M'y28 Fine Justice Elliotts Court. 10 90
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-29
$16649 SO

$16649 SO
Contra: CT.
By paid Clerk and Audi
tor 5 L eeS. .......... I'D w
" Assessors do. 284 go
- Balance in treasury. $l63l 9 93.l6649,53
General county Fund. DR..
To balance on hand as per last re-
port. 1855 II
May Foreign miners license Mar.
and April. ............... 1922 90
July1 Foreign minerslcense May
and June, ............ SOl8 %
May Poll tax for April. $50 90
Junel Poll tax for May. ......... 200 co
May Licenses, Merchants, Bar,
Billiard tables &c for Apr 1715 rs
Juue1 Licenses. merchants. Bar
Billiard tables, &c for May 2204 25
Jun30 Licenses Merchants, Bar,
Billiard tables, &c for Jun 904 co
To license on ferries. es.............. 678 90
To fines Justices courts. 40 so
June8 Indebtedness on Tehama Co. 81 90
Junl7 Assessments on delinquent
property tax Of 1856 from
Tehama county due Butte
county y................ 65 90
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-29
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l. 9 . tt.
TpETwEEN Meadow Valley and Marysvile. a
ND small walnut colored BOX, with brass handle
on the top. Any person sending said Box Langdons
Express Nevada City, giving Information where il
can be found, will be handsomely rewarded.
kH. s. R0LFE.
Smiths Flat, Aug. IL. a24w2
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-29
Notice.
Dissolution of CO-Partnership %.

UissOIutiOn OF CO-FaTtnefshEp q.
TEyHE CO.PARTNERsHIP heretofore existing
IA between the undersigned under the Of
Achard & Foucand, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The business will be carried ON IS usual by
arm, and TO whom ali outstanding accounts must be
paid 5. ACHARD.
July 90, 1857. NJ. FOuCAUD.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-29

wUptv ATE Nedlcal O Of1ce-IIundreds OF those who
have contracted disease are di.adpOinod of a
cure by not calling on Dr Young az uf1l lie will
forfeit any sum if he fails to cure any cse That may
came under his ne matter how lon2 standing or
affecting such ulcers. tumors, nodes lunches.
MIN on the uc@ ami body. puns On the bones and
iojns wakcfulnpss. trembling, copper coorrd sores,
Sing Of the bones emactaton, loss oi appetite,
s,uQh ond flesh. IA the nose and ears. loss or
hair weak eyes itching humors, n Many persens
amer heing relieved ct all eNicrnii appearances ot
priyaie disease suppose themselves cufed. but after
a few months find they are troubled wiih various
symptoms which they never had before and which
hay find il impossible 10 relieve. To all who az
firied in this way. Dr. Young would particularly
ommend trial ur his skill The symptoms With which
Won are troubled are caused by Mihi1 ln tue bocd,
which sooner Hter Wi destroy our heath and hap
nipras Nc uetaon who has eytr had aUWiaCk of Huy
private piaiut should notfl 20 cnnsni' Dr. Young
and take "A few hotties OF his Invaluable purifying
medicine ~ theY rest assured lhHt hcIr blood -
In a perfectv pure and btuithy condition, and thai
every trace oi discasc IS removed from the sysiem
Recent cases cured tn srom Two 10 five days without
change Of detor hindranee from buslness or no iee
DB j. &. YOUNG
Cfice. corner Montgomery and California streets,
opposite Weils, Fargo & CO.'S. OGlce hours from
A. NJ, to =. ~.
uNgJ G. YOUEG-DEAR SIR :--Piease send ms
III y some OF the medicines yen prescribed IN my
case have a friend here who is troubled in exactly
sane way that was. he has nightly emissions
n,,s,iA ad. weak back, loss Of memory,
and Is generally debIftaod; he Is discouraged aud
has not confidence eRongh to enable him TO call and
see you. told him how was. and that my friends
all said was IN consumption. and the doctors mp here
gave me up and advised ne TO go home 10 die, but
Instead Of going home called upon you, aud here
am. as well any OF them, and likely TO live long
time vet wifi streuLh enough t. work With the srOug-
est Of them. Doctor. viii SEM s7erY 10 you that
looks 70 ne as though be needed physician Itshal
not be my t0ull ii any dies for want Of medical
treatment. ] viii do all can to keep the afflicted
away from thosc poslr OF society yeicpt professors
and high SOL sdng titled who, If th" facts were
known. are men wholeft their cunntry fO their coun-
try's good. Pubs this leiur. doctor, IL you wish,
and hope some Of those that humbugged me, may
zee il and sleep z az or one night.
Trulyy0 rs, GEO. DAVIDSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS
To the Citizens of California.
C AU 10 NJ

II AM INFORMED that various liquor mixers of
n New York. Boston and San Francisco, are exten'
svely engaged in putting square bottles, under
various ttes, cheap limitations Of my ongesIablshed
and renowned
Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic
SCHN APPS,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-29

INDECENT Sick Fund.
To balance on hand as per last re-
pOIts 10
May To amouLt received from
State apportionment..... 374
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-06-18
Hurrah for Our Side!

With hat IN air we announce to the peo-
pie of the Territory that MARX w. lizard
is pre.emptorily removed from the Office
of Governor he has so long disgraced, and
has, with many long drawn signs, in COM
pany with JEEMEs, returned to the cane
brakes of Arkansaw. He now has indeed
good ground to use his farorits and forei-
Die expression-"I am ridin' on a Storm
There is a good lesson in this example,
to wit: Tha, those who set at naught and
trife with the popular will, must fall.
The people of the Territory are under
great obligation to our fellow-citizen, Gen
Bowen, who rsnained two months in
Washington, at his W expense, pressing
on the part of the people, the removal o.
lizard, authorized as he was by eigh
members of the Council, of which he is
the presiding officer.
We know that each individual member
Of either branch Of the Legislature las
winter, acting with the majority, will es
peeidHy rejoice, bored as they were will
the utter weakness and imbecility of hin
called Governor. What say you Honor
ables-don't you %rejoicei
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-06-18
MOrmOndOm.

We have received our full files Of the
Deseret News, the mouth piece of the
Great Prophet, Brigham Young. That
paper contains unmlStakable evidence OF
revolution-a determination to sustain the
Prophet as the Lords Amounted against
the Government of the United States
the World, the Flesh, and the Devil"
The Saints are willing to obey the Laws
of the country, provided they are in &C.
cordan' e with the law of God as revealed
by the prophet. The New England
Churches occupy the same PLATFORM
They are willing to obey the laws of Con-
gress provided they comport with the ex-
positions given to the Higher Law" by
their "Thirty-fve hundred Anti-Ne-
braska Clergymen. The New England
ers do not go quite so far in their defiance
of law as the Latter Day Saints do, for
the reason they are not quite so far from
the seat of Government, but place the latter
in Utah, and we should no doubt find
Brigham Youngs and Heber Kimballs in
the Beechers, Parker Pillsbury, Wendell
Phillips, Sumner, Seward, Chase & Co,
When religious fanaticism gets mixed
in political affairs there is but little choice
to make in the kind of religion SO mixed.
1t makes maniacs of men, whatever name
they may give to either their politics or
religion. The Crusades, the Invasion of
Cromwell, the Spanish Inquisition, the
persecution of the Scotch C~oyenanters,
and latterly the Mormons and New Eng
land Presbyterians, are all illustrations OF
this truth. When the ballot box, cartridge
box, and contribution box, blend their
powers together, and nought but mischief
both TO Church and State can come from
it.
The Mormons are evidently making
arrangements tc test The power of the
Government by calling on their Prophet
and Priests, and invoking the Spiritual
power of God to resist the enforcement
of The United States Laws. They are
arming, e~quipping, and drilling thei'
Saints of the rank and file, warning
them, as Cromwell did his men, TO 'pu
their trust in God, but keep their powdel
dry" They have made overtures TO sey
eral of the surrounding tribes of Indians
TO form treaties Of alliance for purposes
of defence. 1t all betokens the storm
that is coming, and they see there Is TO b'
, no child's play or compromise with then
by lhls Administrator.
, No State or Territory can remain
part of this Government while n a stat
> of rebellion against its laws. Some sup
pose they will remove to the British pos
: sessions. But they will find submission
necessary there. They are more likel.
TO go on to the Pacific Coast, and lastl,
to some Island in the Sea, as did n,
Mormons of Michigan, perhaps to III,
$ Sandwich Islands, where an Independent
igovernmen nigh, 10 established. Tn,
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-06-18

Continents Of Earth eau furnish no rest
ing place for such a community Of politi-
cal outlaws.
Capt. Benz. McCulloch, the Texan
Ranger, and whose very name is a terror
to ~eyil-doers, declines the G%overnorship
of this Territory. 1t has since been de-
cided to send Gen. Harvey there with
troops enough to pu, the whole of Nor
mondon under Martial Law, until they
will peaceably submit to a Civil Govern
ment. This is right. When ballot-boxes
fail, bayonets is the remedy. Utah bids
fair to engross the public attention of the
country as much as Kansas has done, and
we hope with the same pacific effect
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-06-18
The New Cent.

The Ledger states that 100000, six
million of pieces, of the "nicks" we're
paid out on Monday and Tuesday. There
are at present nine presses engaged in
making the impressions upon this new
coin; five mills are also IN constant oper-
alton, forming the rim on the coin previ-
Gus to receiving the impression. These
last named machines are capable of ma
king rims upon three various kinds of
coins at the same time; at present, how
ever, they are engaged upon the new
cent exclusively. About one hundred
persons in all are constantly engaged in
the operation of the Mint, and at present
the whole force are employed on the
''cent." Each of the presses throw of
eighty-six finished coins per minute. Al
this rate working from 8 o'clock A. M.
till 3 o'clock P. NJ, the nine presses throw
off each day, the sum of S2,7S64 40 In
cents, that is, providing the presses are
kept going regularly.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-06-18
eco REwARDl

1--WE are authorized to offer the above
reward to any person or persons, who will
prove that Hon. B. b. Chapman, our late
Delegate to Congress, ever Obtained any
city-lots in Brownville, Nebraska City, or
any other town, otherwise than by fair
and legitimate purchase The above re-
ward will also be paid to any one who will
prove that Mr.. Chapman had made any
arrangement with any settler or settlers
on school sections, by which he was to re-
ceive any portion of their lands, as a COM
pensation for getting a bill passed for the
relief Of said settlers.
Here is a chance for the virtuous editor
of the Nebraska Neps, and his TRUTH
TELLING () correspondents to accom-
plish a double object in proving the charg-
es they have so industriously circulated,
to wit: The defeat of Mr. Chapman, and
acquire a sum of money which would
keep them from starvation"
The above precious article has taken q
permanent stand a, the head Of the col
umns of the Omaha Nebrdskian, and
having made inquiries in regard to the
subject matter, to which it has allusion
we would suggest the propriety of a more
definite statement, and before proceeding
to present such testimony as would b
necessary to secure said reward, we have
a right to ask, Who offers this reward
Frsm the wording of the above article
we are led to infer that the reward is of,
fered by the owners, or the pretended
owners. Of the Press. We happen Il
know that this press, type, and materia
composing the same, was claimed to b
owned, but a short time since, by a firm
styled Sherman s. Strickland, and the. {:
writ of replevin was issued from the Dis
trict Court, upon a petition sworn TO b!
an agent of one b. b. Chapman, claiming
the ownership of the Press-and afte'
argument before his honor, Judge FrR
ousos, il was decided that said petition
gas insufficient in law, and consequent,
said Press lawfully belonged to Sherman
A. Srrickland,-or in other words, II wa
.dt. b. TIA, showing. ad,Hdgcd a" 10 TO-
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-06-18
Personal.

We had the pleasure on last Monday,
of grasping the hand of our old and es.
teemed friend, JAMES G. CHAPMAs, Ess.,
formerly of Mount Vernon, Ohio. Mr.
Chapman is now engaged in the practice
Of Law in Omaha. He stood high in hi:
profession among his brethren in his ma
tive State, and we have no doubt will sue
coed well in this Territory. We under
stand that Mr., Chapman is on the track
for District Attorney. Should such be the
case, he will find cores of friends in this
pek If vonis.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-06-18
NeMs.v

Under the above caption, we see the
following paragraph going the rounds in
several newspapers, c pied from the n.
Y. Herald. A more silly fabrication
could scarcely be conceived Of; and did we
believe for n moment that such was the
intention of Gov. WALxrR, we would
pronounce him a madman and q fool But
to the paragraphs
Gov. Walker, it appears, has discov-
cred that il would be madness to thrust
the bogus laws Of the Territory down the
throa,s of the people, and therefore pro-
poses to lay the proceedings and claims of
both parties before the next Congress, ac-
companying the act with the surrender of
nearly all Of the present Territory of
Kansas to the Free State party; and with
a small strip Of the southern side of Kan
sas and a large slice from the Indian coun-
try, the organization of a new Territory
for the benefit of the Kansas slave State
party. Thus Robinson, Lane, Brown and
the free State politicians will secure in
Kansas the offices and the spoils incident
to the organization of a new free State
such as two Senators and a member of
the House of Congress, a Governor, State
officers, SC. And thus, too, on the other
side, Atchison. Stringfellow /Lecompte,
Jones and the pro-slavery party will Sc
cure the height Of their ambition for the
present, in the same Offices and perqui-
sites in the new slave State"
If such a silly scheme is honestly en-.
tertained, so far as we are able to judge,
it is an arrangement in violation Of the
principle by which Mr.. Buchanan stated
that the point in dispute should be decided
namely: by an appeal to the sovereign
will of the people. But not only is it
violation of the great principle of the
American people, but it is an underhand'
ed means of inducing Congress to take
upon itself the right 10 create more slave
States and snatch from the Territory it.
self the power OF. will or thought upor
the subject. To imagine that SO evasive
and %unprincipled a system of temporizing
will not lead TO more aggravated evils i:
absurd. With the State of Kansas now
crowded with a populati m bent on the
maintenance of white labor-to suppose
that a new State along side it, composed
partly of the State of Kansas already
located and peopled with whites, will no
be in its turn subjected to anarchy, origi
mating in border ruffianism as well n
from the white inhabitants themselves
would be madness.
And yet by this luminous trick the New
York Herald declares that Gov. WALKE,
has opened a way for himself, direct an
certain to the Presidency of the Union
Bah!
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-06-18
I'm Season.

Souat,ers Of Nebraska You who came
here early-you who have foregone the
pleasures and Injuries Of an eastern life
since tho organization Of the territory
who have endured the tolls, cares aud pri-
vntions incident to n pioneer hfe-you
will soon be called upon to cast your votes
for a Delegate to represent your interests
at Washington. Ponder well before you
vote. You have witnessed the humilating
spectacle for the last two years, Of having
your dearest rights and best Interests mis-
represented, by a nonresident Of the terri
tory-a man who never received n major.
i,y of the votes Of the people Of the terri
tory-who never was elected to Congress:
who never had any interest or sympa.
thy in common with you-and whose sole
aim and only ambition, was to fatten upon
Pune PLuNDrR. Are you ngain pre-
pared to witness this most debasing and
humilia,ing scene Will you vote for B.
B. Chapman, to again debase this high
positioni He came to this territory at its
first election, three years ago and asked
your votes; you refused them, and he was
defeated. He returned to his quiet home
in Elyria, Ohio, unnoticed and unknown
and lived there with his family, until just
thirty.eight days before another Congress
sional race, two years ago. Then, with
his wife and n single trunk, he made
his appearance again in Nebraska, and
had the unblushing effrontery to solicit
bona-6de residents and actual settlers TO
vote for him, in order that this territory
might have the eminent services of a fifth
rate Ohio political trickster to represent
them in Congress thereby excluding
many able and capable men of known
ability and integrity-men who had the
nerve, and were willing to make any sac.
rifce in common with their fellow squat
tiers for the interests Of the teritory--and
men too, who had come in time to shear
the heat and burthen of the day"
It is true, that two years ago, the peo'
pie rejected him by a majority vote-ant
it was only by dint of a certain certificate
so honestly figured up for him, by an hon
est board of canvassers, hat he defeate(
the known and expressed wishes of III,
people, and procured his seat. We nsl
this time, that all squa,ers and early pio
neers of Nebraska, see 1, this matter
and place in the most emphatic terms ,hei
seal of disapprobation and condemnatio
upon this corrupt nonresident politics
juggler!
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-06-18
"Omaha City Times.o

The above is the title of a large, new,
weekly paper, just started in Omaha City,
by its enterprising citizen, w. w. Wy
MAN ESQ, former Postmaster cf that
place. 1t is now the largest and nealest
paper in the Territory, and we sincerely
wish its editor the success which his in
dustry and perseverance so richly merit.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-06-18

AN APPOINTMENT FROM 1owA.-We
observe, by despatch, that Hon. Joseph
Williams, of Muscatine, and formerly
Chief Justice of this State, has been APP
pointed one of the Assistant Judges of
Kansas. The numerous friends of Judge
Williams The has no enemies) will be
glad to hear this mark of favor bestowed
upon one of the Oldest citizens, and one
of the OLDEST men of the State. The good
wishes of all Iowa will accompany the
Judge in his new field of labor-and II ay
his honors never be less !-Iowa Gazette
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-06-18
Fair in Omaha Citv.

THE Ladies' Sewing Society of Omaha City
will hold a Fair in the Congregational Church
in that place, on Wednesday evening, June
nth, for the purpose Of defraying the expense
of furnishing the Church.
A Supper will be given in connection with
the Fair. Doors opeD>at 8 O'Clock.
Omaha City. June q, tS57-1w32
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-06-18
PROCLAMATION.
BY THE GOVERNOR OF NEBRAst
Executive Department, !

Executive Department.
Omaha City, N. T.
To the qualified voters of Nebraska Terri.
tory I'll, Mark w. lizard, Governor of the
Territory of Nebraska, in pursuance of an act
Of the Legislative Assembly, approved Janu-
airy 26, 1856, entitled "Elections,o do hereby
~teclare and make known, that an election viii
be held in the several counties of this Terri
tory, on the first Monday in August, A. ID.
1851, for one Delegate to the Congress of the
United States, one Territorial Auditor, one
Territorial Treasurer, one Territorial Librari-
an, one Attorney General, and one District
Attorney for each judicial District, to be yo-
ted for by the qualified voters Of the District
for which he is to be elected. Also, thirty-6ye
members TO the House of Representatives of
the Territorial Assembly, to wit The Coun-
ties of Dakota, Cedar and LEAR qui Court,
will elect two Representatives; the Counties
Of Burt and Cunning will elect one Represen-
t%ative; the county Of Washington will elect
three Representatives; the county of Douglas
will elect eight Representatives.; the county of
Sarpy will elect four Representatives; the
counties of Dodge and Platte will elect, Joint
", one Representative; the counties of Cass,
Lancaster, Gagh and Clay will elect four Rep
resentatives; the county of Otoe will elect six
Representatives; the counties of Nemaha and
Johnson will elect three Representatives; the
counties of Richardson and Pawnee will elect
three Representatives. And at the same time
and place the qualified voters Of each county
will elect the following county officers, to wit:
one Probate Judge, one Sheriff, one Register,
one Treasurer one County Clerk, one Superin-
tendent Of Common Schools, one County Sur
veyor, one County Commissioner for each
county, two Justices of the Peace and two
Constables for each Precinct.
The County Commissioner Of the organized
counties lying nearest adjacent to the morgan
lied counties, will proceed to divide the unor-
ganized counties into convenient election dis
tricts and cause notices to be posted in each
election precinct of the time and place of
holding said election, and Of the officers to be
voted for, and to appoint judges, and cause the
said election to be conducted in all respects,
and due returns made thereof, as required by
law.
In Testimony whereof, I have hereun-
to set my hand and caused to be af-
fixed the great Seal of the Territory,
done at Omaha City, in said Terri
L'e tory. on the thirtieth day Of May,
A. d. 1857, and of the Independence
of the United States Of America, the
eighty-fIst year.
BY the Governor,
MARK W.. lizard.
T. B. Cunning, Secretary. n32
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-06-18
HuuuOr.

1t is rumored ,ha, the Hon. w. A.
RIcHARDsos, of H., has been appointed
Governor Of this Territory. II true. ii is
IN evrsl!.ut sppotn'rsci.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-06-18
Palmer & AVerill,
just Received, and for Sale,

A LARGE stock of Furniture, consisting in
part of Wood, Rush, Spindle, Split Bottom,
Jenny Lind, Maple, Mahogany, Children's and
Office Chairs, Rockers, &C.; Bureaus, Center,
Card, Office, Breakfast and Dinner Tables,
Leaf, Toilet, Work and Wash Stands, Office
Single Lounges, Trundle Reds, Bedsteads of
v%aricrs kinds, Tin Safes, Mattresses. sr Sc.
Terms cash. PALMER & AVERILL.
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