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under late law partner of Mr.. Dillaye, charged
as having been reduced ten per cent below ad-
vances of local appraisers.
ID. An invoice of cloths, concerning which
Mr. Guthrie says, SIT can be pretty well estsb-
lished by the evidence that Mr.. Dillaye received
check"
Ia. An invoice of cloths.
Is. Nine cases of velvets
Is. A charge against Mr.. D. Of attempting
to extort from his clerk. Mr.. Krouse, $500,
through third party.
II. Charged with Frequently making out
mileage accounts, and drawing the money on
them, knowing that the travel performed was on
his own private business"
l8. A similar charge with the specifications
Upon all these charges Mr.. Guthrie gives the
particulars, as in bill of indictment before q
court of justice; and if they be true, then we
must say that he has presented most astound-
ing budget of crimes and misdeneanors against
Mr.. Dillaye, and that he had better never open
ed his mouth after his dismissal from his Office.
Furthermore, if these charges be true, 1t will
abundantly appear that official corruption here
is not limited to our Corporation authorities;
but that very likely the pickings and stealings
of the Custom House afford q wide margin for
the fighting factions Of Tammany Hall. We
present the statement of the case made by Mr..
Guthrie, as an official document; and the indi-
viduals, politicians, merchants &c, mentioned
therein periodically, will unquestionably clear
their skirts Of the allegations thereof at their
earliest convenience. As the case now stands,
the original public accuser, Mr. Dillaye, is
thrown upon the defensive, and he is entitled to
hearing. He must, however, clear himself of
these official charges and specifications before
he can undertake to prove that his dismissal
was the result of political conspiracy between
Tammany Hall faction and the Secretary of
the Treasury, levelled at Collector Schell, the
Secretary of War, and Daniel S. Dickinson, and
in reference to the next Presidency.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

The Atlantic Telegraph Expedition
THE WEATHER AT NEWFOUNDLAND.
ST. JOHNS. N. r., June 2S-lo A. Y.
Tho weather thick with RAIN but has appearance
4 clear up.
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Ird,sn p.rrsd.t,cs. 3, tao NNest.

Csc,Go. Juno 20, 1865.
Reports from rscotah Territory stale that the Ysak,oa
sdsas three Thousand number, committing 6sire
daiiors In The white seom as along the Minnesota rvcr.
The GAUGE Ia Dissatisfaction At their snnuses due nos
being paid by the government They therefore nierd W
recover their lands, and drive Me whites away They
bsve destroyed the village Medsry and burnt town Of
Flandrsu An emigrsni train mad also been piunderea
me settlers were concentrating at Minnesota Falls pre-
naratorv N defepsive opers,ions.
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THE GENERAL srwRarrR DESPATCH.

wATSGros, juno g, 1888.
decided stand has been taken In regard 70 Ceutrai
American Affairs. The governments OF the several sss.es
will at be informed through Ministers that The
administration is determined in any even, 10 sustain eli
the rights and interests which have been secured our
citizens by grants or charter In that quarter. y
The Secretary Of tho Interior has rendered impor-
tsnt decision In the Of the alleged proprco Of So.
peror City, question involving conflicting pre- emp
ton claims The contestants failed 10 show that they had
settled any improved land for their benefit and
In evidence that they were employees OF otnsrs,
whose direction and for whose benefit they acted
therefore their claim invalid ordered 10 be oas-
cecd This decision establishes the precedent uhai
neither Of the acts Of 1871 and lsss for the relief OF ci
OF The lands Of The United statcs refers
town sites not already occupied such ths tune OF
their passage, and that tho parties must be actual
pants ofihe town In order 70 enjoy the advantages hsy
confer.
Attorney General Black, Postmaster General Brown ana
Secretary Cobb, accompanied by Engineer Bowman have
left for Philadelphia order arrange for the buildings
for the Courts Cusom House and Post once In that city.
Governor sbley, OF Minnesota arrived here this morn
ing attend In person 10 the important business Of THAI
state.
Major II. C. wsynesdied this morning Of hemorrhass
Of tho lupce.
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Vermont Republican state Convention.
MoSrPvtEn jan "a, 1864.
IL dsOg,eslO The RseaS.S-a sssss Ca ,ss..Ot, "a
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Our Special washington Deep.

Our Special Washanslon Despatch.
THE NBw YORK POST oPPICE APr0IsTMEsrs-rHk
CAss HEBRAN C0NvRNTr0H-AME2ICA AN CLAIMS or
FOREIGN COUNTRIES, ETC.
WASHINGTON, June %, 1858.
The appointments Of postmssep for the STATE Of New
York are under consideration Of the President he viii
not as reported, make all them immediately. He has
oil the documents or qualification and rccommendatoa
before him, and has heard the arguments OF partisan
friends who have crowded the White House the
past and win take time 10 maturely consider them.
They will DO disposed Of not upon tho spur Of pressure
Of politicians but upon merit, during the Of Con-
gross.
From New GranAda Ioarn that the new constitution
would como into operation May and that the Senate
had Intentionally put OF the decsonon tho Cass Herran
treaty Till that me BY this constitution the Hoase Of
Representatives would longer be part Of the treaty
making power The Sensts decide A. II chooses and
override the veto Of the President Tho raincauos
Of the convention treaty. under these crcumstanoes
Is improbable One argument used against the
Of territory for station among the Islands
In the bay OF Panama-and there some force In it's
that Great Britain, France and other Powers have init.
mated that they would require the same concessions
The State Department active preparing schedule
Of all claims Of American citizens against foreign govern
ments with the view OF decisive settlement Of them
The General Land once has the following surveys OF
land grants confirmed in California "Rincouaaa
del Arroyo do San Franchqule" 70 the heirs Of Maria
Antonio Mesa containing two thousand two hundred and
fourteen acres rancho "Aguas Fis" 10 Samuel Todd,
containing twenty six thousand husdrsd sixty.
one acres; raSchera "De Rio Estanislas 10 Francisco
Rice and Jose Antonio Castro ming forty eight thou
sand eight hundred and eighty acres "ssn Juna" 70
Hiram Grimes, containing nineteen thousand hun
bred and eighty.two acres
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healthy have no sores on them only what are pro
duced by simple friction when lying down. no chill
dren have died from drinking swiu milk, and the
system Of stabling COWS is good generally. Mr..
Haswell dissents from all this and, 10 minority re-
port affirms his belief In most of the disgusting
statements heretofore presented to the public.
The case Of Henry Dwight, whose examination
upon charges of perjury, embezzlement and fraud
has been going on for some time past, was brought
to an abrupt conclusion yesterday. At the sugges-
ton of Judge Russell in which counsel on both
sides concurred, Mr.. Dwight entered into his own
recognizance in 50oO to appear when called upon.
and was thereupon discharged. report of the
proceedings in the case Is given in another column
Tho European news by the Ariel, combined with
the severe heat OF the weather yesterday had dsprs
ing Influence upon the cotton market The sales did not
exceed 400 500 bales, closing wihou. change Of
ment In quotations. Tho total receipts at the Southern
ports since the nrst Of September last have been $685.
$40 bales, against 2s7e for the period last
year. showing Increase Of 10! 200 bales The increase
in the exports TO Great Britain have been 400 bales
the decrease In exports 10 France about l0lSs bales
Inc stocks .! all the ports amounted 10 2S7 500
bales, against 1874 1856 LAST year. Flour was
steady, with . fair amount Of sales, without
change OF moment In prices. Wheat was firm,
and especially for primo qualities, which were
Southern, good 10 prime white, sold ss 81 Is
81 80, and Western winter red 81 o. Corn nrm and
sales were moderate at rates given in another column
Pork Yves more active, especially for mess but closed
dull Tho sales embraced 1t SIG 12x sl6 25, and
primo at si3 Is $l3 S7, and In retail lots at sl3 So
Sugars we're active and nrm with sales OF about
hhds at prices given in another place. Coffee steady
and sales Of about 1850 bags Of Rio made II loAc
. 1886, with 50 bags 81. Domingo at 9Ao. . o,sc
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
DEcLARAroRy NOTICE.

STArE OF CALIfORSiA-County Of Butte-ss.
- Barbara Schirmer. resident Of the county Of
Butte nnj State Of California, heing d married
man, ID wit: the wife OF Charles Schrmer, also
resident of SAID county, hereby makes this deciara-
tion, that she will carry the business Of farming
and Tanching and buying, selling, raising aud ira
ding IN horses cows, sheep. hogs, vegetables, und all
business transactions Of what nature soever. con
nected with the said business Of farming and ranch.
Ing IN her own n,mc and on her own account, aud
tha on and after the date Of this declaration of in
tenion, she will be individually responsible In hcr
own Dnme, for all debts CONTRACTED by her ac-
count of said business above mentioned And she
further declares that the capital invested In her said
business above mentioned, does not exceed the
Of 1--WE thousand dollars
BARBARA SCHiRMER
ON this the sixth day u March, A. ID. 1855 before
me u. A. CASTOR, II Notary Public In and for said
Butte County, personally appeared Barbara Schir-
mer, and made and signed the foregoing declaration
under oath In my presence
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and official seal, the day and year first above written.
SEAL II. A. GASTON, Notary Public.
''..' in and for Butte County Cal.
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DEcLARAToRY NOTICE
STATE or CALIFORNIA,
County Of Butte.
n SUSAN FRANKLIN, wife OF Geo

STATE or CALIFORNIA,
County of Butte.
SUSAN FRANKLIN, Wife OF Geo.
n 9 VI. Franklin, oi BunRor in the Township of wy
andotte and County Of Butte, being duly sworn do
hereby deca:e 10 the public that IL Is my intention
to carry on heAceforh in my own nhIne and on my
own account The business pertaining 10 Bar and
Billiard Saloon Mt the pluce known ns the Burton
Ale House" In snt Township, and that the capital
invested in said business does exceed the Of
five thousand dollars.
Witness my hand and seal this I'D day of Decem.
Der 4. ID 1857. SUSAN FRANKLIN. lsEALl
Sworn To and subscribed before mo This 2ld day OF
Dec. A. ID. 1857. E.S. OWEN,
Justice of the Peuce.
STATE Or CALIFORNIA, County oi Butte
On this I'D day of December A. II 1857, before
me u. = Owcn Justice Of the Pence In and for said
county, personally appeared The nbOvc mined Susan
franklin to me personally known TO Ia the individ'
ual described in and who executed the foregoing dec
aration, and acknowledged that she executed the
freely Bnd voluntarily for the and purposes
therein mentioned
Given under my hand and senl thi. day and yesr
aforesaid E.S OWEN, (sEAL)
Justice oflhe Peace o Wyandottc Township.
j20.aw
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SUMMONS
STATE OF CALTFURNTI

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
In the District Court OF the 18th Judicial District
County of lutte.
GADEA s. SMITH, VS.. GILBERT u SMITH
~ Action brought Ia the District Court of the ti.
teenth Judcini District, aud the Complaint Filed in
tho county OF Butte In the Office OF the Clerk OF said
District Court.
Tho People Of the State Of California, to Gilbert D.
Smith, send Greeting: You are hereby required TO
appear Ia an action brought AGAINST You by the above
named piaintH In the District Court OF the Fifteenth
judicial iisric In md for the county Of Butte, aid
10 answer the Complaint filed therein, (a copy OF
which accompanies hits Summons) within ten duys
exclusive of the day Of ire) after the service
you Of luis Summons, II served Within this county. "
served out Of ths county. but within this judicial
District, then within lorly dnys-or judgment by de-
fau will bo taken against you. The tnid action is
brought to obtain decree of Divorce, and that the
bonds of ma rnony existing between plaintiff and
yourself may be dissolved and forever nnnuled aud
that shc hayo the lawful care and custody Of her
two children also dgnant for the costs of this suit,
and IL you fail 10 appear aud answer The shid com.
plant ~ above required, tho plaintiff viii apply
this Court for the relief demanded Ia her said
pnint.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the District
[ - Court Of the Fifleeuh judicial District.
}SEAL this i2th day OF Deccmter, In the year o,
~---~ our Lord one thousand eight hundred und
hny.seven.
NH. DARRACH, Clerk.
ny In. MARBLE Deputy Clerk. dl2-hn
GRANoER X CnEEHaAa, Atpys for plnlutin.
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SHERIFF SALES.
sHnRYrr's SALE
" Virtue OF AN EXECUTION

VIRTUE OF AN
ID issued out Of the District Court OF the Fifteenth
Judical District in and for the County of Butte, and
Sass OF California; commanding me 10 make the sum
Of three hundred dollars. with Interest thereon, nj
the rate OF three per cent per month, from the sec
ond day OF hny A. D. 1857, nnti paid. less the sum
Of ninety three y one-huDdfedbs dollars. together
with the further sum Of sxiysx dollars tp'D,Oo)
costs Of suit and all aecrung costs by said writ,
wherein ID. q. DOWNER is plaintiff, and sEWELL
p MOODY 10 defendant, I haze levied upon, and
shall expose a public SALE 10 the highest bidder for
cash, at the Courl House door, 10 the Town o. oro
vile. County Of Butte. State aforesaid on We'd
uesday the seventh day Of April, A.
ID. 1858, at two o'clock, p. NJ, of said aay, all Of
the right little and interes' Of the above named de-
tendhnt In and 10 ths following described personal
properly, 30 wit. certain mortgage executci by NJ
d. Lnsswel and In favor Of the above named defend
ant, 10 secure the payment of the sum " Two hun
dred md ten dollars and interest. and behrDg date
Of the seventh dny Of April A. ID. 1857. and fled for
record In ihe Recorders Office Of Butte County, at
-four O'Clock, r. NJ, Of said day, and recorded ON
pages three hundred and twenty.three aud three
handred and iwcnty-four, OF book II, volume six
teen of mortgages, and was given upon the following
described property, to wit: All that certain piece or
parcel Of land situnted In the Town Of Orovo, Butte
County, aud State Of California. and commencing on
Montgomery street, ysnybiDo feet fiom the north
east corner of lot number sixteen, In block number
10. as The same laid down upon tho map or plan
Of said Town Of Orove, now ON file In the Record
ers Office Of Butte County. running thence In n
so1hery direction one hundred feet: thence castery
nt right angles, twenty feet; thence sOuthery nt
tight angles tblrtytwo feet thence easery ht right
angles, tweDyfoar feet; thence Dortherly nj right
Angles eighteen feet; thence westerly nj right angles
twenty feet; thence Borherly nj right angles to Mont
gonery street, hundred and fourteen feet; thence
along Montgomery street to the place Of beginning II
being twenty feet Also one certain promsnry note
for one hundred dollars dated about the first day
of Augu A u. 1857, ind hearing interest at tho
rate Of three per cent per month, drawn by D.
Iasswe and IN favor of the above named defendant
" n PLUM, Sheriff Bune County.
Oroyille, March 18th, A. d. 1858
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SUMMONS.

State of California, In the District Court the FIR.
County of Butte, teenth Judicial District
Joms SYLVESTER VS.. PniL,Ip RRiEL & Co
An action brought IN the District Court of the FIJI
teenth Judiciul District, and the Complaint filed
In the County of Butte, in tho once OF the Clerk
of said District Court.
VHNnE People OF the state OF CaliFornir, To rhllp
n l,riel, Greeting You are hereby required To
appear in AN action brought against you by tho
above named Plaintiff In the District Court OF tho
Fifteenth judicial District, In and for the County OF
Butte. and to answer the Complaint 6hd therein,
"a copy of which accompanies this SuirinOns,) with
In ten days exclusive ~ the day ot scrvice,) nfter
the service you ot thTs summons, II served within
this County II served ou of ths County, but with.
In this Judicial District within twenty days, or II
out Of said District then within forty dr,s-or judg
mant By default will be- taken against yea.
The said action Is brought to obtain Judgment for
the recovery of the sum ut Two hundred and Fiity
Dollars and interest thereon mt the rate of ten per
cent per nnnum from the second day of July last,
and for II Decree for the foreclosure Of n certain
mortgage deed, aud for the sgls of the mortgHged
promises known as the Slaughter Ground of =. 4.
Piatt 4 Co nni more fally described in Plaintiffs
Complaint herewith served md for Execution
against other property of Defendants If said mort.
gagged premises should be insufficient 10 satisfy the
Judgment herein, and for costs Of SUIT, and II you
fni To appear and answer the said Complaint ns
above required, the Plaintiff Happily 70 the Court
for the relief In his Complaint demanded.
Given under my haSi and seal Of the
(sEAL. ! District Cour Of the Fifteenth Judicial
f---> District. this Fourth day OF December, in
the year OF Lord Thousand eight hundred and
nlty sewn.
NJ. II. DARRACn. Clerk.
GRANGER h cnrxsn.S. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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SUMMONS

s'.TI ED"', "y nr u,S~ cSrs T""T r"%a,D,
vuNUE PEOPLE OF The STATE OF
Il California, to JASPER Ct.Et EhAND, Greet
ing: You nre hereby summoned To appear before
me, NJ my ofl"e in Chico Township of the County of
butei the 22i day January A. d. 1854. nt 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, 10 answer unto the compliant NJ w.
-. Middleton, who sues 10 re:over Sky five dollars
for In consideration Of horse sold SAIL Cleve-
hand, when judgment VIII be taken aguiust you for
the said amount, together with COSTS and damages,
II you fail tonpponr and answer
To any sheriff or Constable oi said County, Greet
ing: make legal service nud dno return hereof.
Given undor my hand this I'D day OF January, A.
ID. 1858
JAS. II COLE,
Justice Of the Peace OF said Township ! sEAL
febS-3ws N~-'
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To THE LADIES OF CALIFORNIA

CLAPKAY, NJ. ID. Ply ysician, Surgeon and
-A[s Accoucher, invites the attention Of tho sick
and afflicted females hborng under any Of the vari-
Gus forms Of diseases of the brain, lungs heart,
stomach liver, womb, blood kidneys. and all diseas
es peculiar to their sex The Doctor is eecting more
cures than any other physician in the State of Call.
fornia Let no false decacy prevent you, but apply
Immediately. and save yourselves from painful suffer
ing aud premature death. All married ladies. W hose
delicate health or other circumstances o not allow
Hn Increase IN their families should call at DR.. L
Czapkays Medical institute, Sacramento street be.
low Montgonefy, opposite the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co. ONCE and they will receive every possible
relief and help.
Tho Doctors Offices are arranged that he be
consulted without the fear OF molestaiion.
All consultations, by letter or otherwise, free.
Address to DR. l.. 4. CZAPkAY.
Medical institute, Sacramento street.
Below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship
Cos ofice, san trsneisco.
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NOTICE TO CLOSE LIEN.

fHr STAT, ,oa oy - ycnaLiroRTrA't n Justices Court,
County of Butte. Ophir Township.
IN JUSTICE COURT, BEFORE JOHs 4. BER
- RY. Justice Of the Pence In and for tho Ophir
Township. Butte County. Wherear, by Judgment of
This Court lien has been established in favor Of
WIN SultzDhch against n. Gregoyicb, on the follow
ting described premises In accordance with AN Act
entitled an Act For securing Liens 10 Mechanics
and others" approved April l9h. 1886, TO wit ON
The House situated on the west side OF Myers street,
next 10 bincksnithshop, and being about sixty-six
ieet sonthwnrdIy from The north east corner Of Lot
No. :, and 30 much Of the land which the same IL
sitlhtd as may be necessary for The free and
enjoyment Of the same, This therefore is TO noify
all persons holding ciaiining liens on aid premi-
ses to he and appear before mo, nj my Office In
npb'r Township p, on the iDth day ofMareb. 1850, at
" O'Clock NJ. and exhibit then aid there proof OF
said Liens
JOHN =. RERRY, Justice Of tho Peace
Dated this the 9Th day Of March. 1855.
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NOTICE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Justices Court,
County Of Butte. Ophir Township.
FNNIlE PEOPLE OF THE STAE OF CALIFORNIA
u To Nicbolns Grcgnvlcb, Greeting: yon hero.
by summoned 10 nppear before me, at my Office IN
Ophr Township, Of the county Of Butte, on the 4th
day Of March A. " 1853 ut ~ O'Clock NJ, 10 answer
unto the complaint Of W. NJ. Snltzbacb. who sues 10
recover the sum Of forty Two 81 " I00ths dollars
Claimed 10 be due on account for mechanical work
performed on house situated on ihe west eide of
Myers street, next tO blacksmith shop, md about
sixty six feet sontbwardy from the north east corner
block No y, and for decree of foreclosure and sale
Of IA mechanics lien taken on the TO the
payment of said account. when judgment will be
taken hgnnst you for said amount, and for decree
OF foreclosure and sale of the promises aforesaid to
gether with costs and damages IT, You fail to nppsnr
and answer.
To ihe sheriff. or any Constable Of said county,
greeting; MIKE legal mud due return hereof
Given under my hand. this 10Th day of February A.
ID 1853. JOHN s. BERRY, lsrAL,l
Justice Of the Peace OF said Township.
Feb 1Tth 2w
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rENuE GREATEST Observation-Disclosures

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tent-Dr l.. J. Czapkay's Prothylacticum lself dis
injecting agent sure preventive against Gonpor-
rhenl and Syphilitic diseases, and an unsurpassed
rnedy Tor aIl veneral. scrninlOus, gangrcnous anu
cancernus ulcers, foel discharges from vagina utter
'i~ and urrthrn, nni all culaneous ernptons and dis
eases As inuocnniion is sure preventive against
small pox, ~ Is Dr. LJ, Czapkay's prophy ylacItcum
preventive against Syphililic and Gonorheni dis.
eases Harmless IN itself 1t possesses the power Of
chemically destroying the sSphtic virus, and there.
by saving thousands of deDauchees from being iniec
ted bv the most loaihsome of all diseases Let no
young man who appreciates health he without Dr
CEapkays prophy hclicam. u il In yer, convenient
packages, ana will be foand convenient for use being
used as soap Price, 81. For sale at Dr T.. j.
Czapkays Pfivate Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite p
NJ Co.'s office. San francisco.
All letters must be addressed to l.. J. Czapkay, M
D., San Francisco