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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-23
from the Boston Courier, Sept. 81
Capt, Townsend of the SLAYER.

Captain Townsend. 50 called, of the SLAYER
Echo, was brought before u 5 Commissioner
EI0ring on Saturday, for examination Lieut.
j. ~ Mlilit, commander of the Dolphin testi-
fed TO SulGcient facts to make Out a Drima-
face case. 1t was distinctly proved that the
Echo attempted To escape before her character
was suspected that she dSregarded two blank
cartridges fired by the Dolphin as signals
that she hoiSted the American flag when shot
was fired under her stern, and kept on her way
but ut second shot which was sent accroSS
her bows, aud when the Dolphin was within a
quarter OF a mile Of her, she rounded to, hauled
down the flag and surrendered There were
found on board BIS African negroes, unable
to speak English. Neither the American hag
nor any other flag could be found on board
nor any papers. Everything Of the sort had
been thrown overheard. A grave question of
jurisdiction has arisen, as it appeared from
Lieut. Mnffit'S testimony that he first took
the prisoner into the jurisdiction Of the District
of Florida, at Key West, where the United
States Marshal declined to receive him He
was also taken within the Jurisdiction of the
nl>tr ct Of New \ Or5 before he was brought
10 Boston. The refusal of the Marshal at
Key West to act must become the subject OF
inquiry.
Capt Townsend bears himself we'll in the
position in which he finds himself placed He
is about 81 years of age. lie has a fine in.
teligent countenance aud a gentlemanIy car
riagc He has brown hair, and flowing whis
kerS of lighter shade, and in personal ap
pearance is well got up everyway. In fact, he
has good external points for hero of some
new romance of the sea, without imposing toe
severe a task upon the Imagination of the wri
/ ter. OF the moral qualities enclosed within
his =" tabernacle of flesh, pretty safe opinion
may he formed from the traffic he was fonnd
/ engaged in Daring the rnn of 80 days from
the coast of Africa to the coast of Cuba, nc
less than ii ofthe unhappy victims VINO were
shipped died In one of our exchanges, We
noticed a few DAYS ago an attempt 10 create &
little sympathy for him, by representing that
on account Of the depression Of business he hal
not been able to procure suitable employment
and hence was tempted to engage in the slave
trade A report Of the examination has been
! postponed till Tuesday, the 2lSt inst
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-23

WHY tbs TELEGRAPH IS IDLE.-Ws arp,
last furnished with reason why the A..
Cable is not working The COMPANY ar.
to have been taken By surprise in t7c zgv
fui laying of the long wire, and to have
ted provision for stouter and stron.-r>l
required at either terminus, to save tie d
from the dangers of shallow water n
heavy cable was only shipped from Lou
under the charge OF Mr.. Clifford. at tn. 3
of tbs month His instructions were to %.
the substitution at the Valentia cnl o.tv
ld then to proceed to Trinity Bay-a i
requiring ut least three or four weeks h'
fnliImelt. The London moraing ram
Sept. l>t announce accordingly, that a,
end of three weeks the line would bcrair
public n>e, aud that the London ccls.a.
would he reserved for that occasion
This is direct and comprrhensbIe-de5ls
better than the apocryphal statements d
gard tocouhicting methods Of teIcsrlpa!r
which the Press has been freely supple,
And, by the way, who furnished Mr. Cr
w Field with the dispatch read at the &
tai Palace, stating, under date Of Sept IL
the Directors were on their way to 'ass
aud that the line was to be opened immeti
lv?' The public has been imposed uDn
Who is the imDOSter. " Y TINS
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-23

JUDGE SUPREME COURT,
JOHN VI. READ OF PHILADELPHIA Cry
CANAL COMMISSIONER.
WILLIAM + FIR ZER, OF FAYETrE Co
MEMBER OF CONGRESS,
GALUSHA A. GROW, OF SUsQ. CoUvrY
PRESIDENT JUDGE,
DAVID WILMOT, or BRADFoRD CoUNTY
ASSOCIATE JrDGE,
JOHN PASSMORE, OF ROME TowNsHIP
REPRES NTATIYES,
THOMAS SMEAD, OF SPRINGFIELD TwP
O. H. PERRY KINNEY. OF SHEsHEQUIN
COUNTY CONMISSI IoNER.
PERLEY IL. BUCK, OF PIKE Township
AUDITOR,
ROBERT MASON, OF ARMENIA Township
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-23
RssF- We have received the forth number of

Bssg~ We have received the forth number of
the g Printer a mohthly newspaper devoted
the interests Of the '.art preservative of all
arts" 1t is handsomely got up, filled with in
terestlng aud entertaining matter and should
he in the hands of every member of the pro
fession, and all interested in the progress of
art and scene. Published by Henry & Hunt
ington, at No. Spruce street, n. Y, at 81
year in advance ...
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-23

The HuTcHINsoN FAMILY-This troupe of
voralists will give a concert at the Baptist
Church, in this place, on Friday evening next
1t Is not necessary for US to say anything in
praise of the performances of the Hutchinson
Family, as they have already achieved rep
utation at least as wide as the continent. To
our mind, the plain. simple melodies of these
performers form an evenings entertainment of
the highest character, such as it is the fortune
of our people rarely to enjoy.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-23

TIE LEGISLATURE OF MINNESOTA has passed
a law cxempting a homestead of eighty acres
from levy tor the debts incurred; also $500
worth of household furniture, $500 worth of
stock and utensils, $1,000 worth of tools, the
library of professional man, aud provisions
enough to support the family one year.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-23
nss- The conferees of the sixteenth Co..

pg The conferees of the Sixteenth Con
gressiona district Of this State, assembled again
Friday, at Harrisburg, and, after the one hup-
dred and ttceRty-siuh unsuccessful ballot to
nominate a candidate, gave up in despair of
ever coming to an agreement So they re-
solved to refer the matter back to the people
of the different counties composing the dis
trIt 7 baE"f sH gna a""
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-23

COMPLETE REPUBLICAN TmuaPH YV,r
Further adviceS from Maine indicate
election of Governor Morrill, by from Oh
5000 majority, and the choice Of an i,
publicans to Congress. This victory al,,i,.
the return by the newly elected R.n.
legislature of William 2. Fessgndep =.
Senate Of the United States.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-23

POWDER Mill EXPLOSION At Enfield
MEN kIlL.ED.-On Monday afternoon. a.l
past o'clock, another Of those constant!
pected calamitieS Occurred at the 9z,ss
mills of the Hazard Powder COMPANY,
field. The company has been iHtroia'I;
new machine for completing the mHtae
imitation of one in use at Dup0nts nils
Maryland. In the latter, large cyanlh
wood receive the Ingredient, and Ja>.o
TWO of small brass balls are iutIojnccd ".
by. the revolving Of the cylinder, compt' /
work. Mr.. Garasche, superintendent ~
the cylinders for the Hazard ComPau! i"
hide, thinking the danger decreased D! I
change The new mill was building Pd'1
thirty feet square, with gentle h..I Gu y
sides, and brook on the west IDe W..
wheel divided the building; the cybuleT !,
being on the east, and the glazing NIL o. :
west.
The latter had not been used at all. \.
Saturday the cylinder mill, two cyIindtA J.
haps eight feet long by three feet IN d'aA'' I.
was put in operation pulversing >aIPttfs.., !. y
Monday, charcoal and sulphur were ald,' (
quantity sufficient to make 1900 P3aDIy.. =.
powder. After dinner Mr. Gara>clF :. >
CoIvin, assistant superintendent and Two !.
Ball aud Stephen PayS-went to tns W. ",
Nothing more is known of them uniI; 'l' \. r
plosion occurred, at halfpaSt 3 o'cIoch. ~ =.
meaning of the terrible sound is too "'.. .
derstood in the vicinity, aud numbers ,.-T r
for the scene from the surrounding cV-... .,.
quite a number going down from lA0-l'
ville-four miles. ID
The building was blown to fragments ! !,
the water-wheel remained comparative! b
injured Some Of the timbers remained y Il. II
site; large portion were thrown IL ~, "a.
against the hill, aud the remainer Ve'y
tered in every direction. The first Gu, ,',, /
those coming to the ground was to eAu.' e,,,
the fire that had caught among the ray S,
Mr.. Ball was laying near the sIuiceG.4r l:r ,r5
or five rods off Mr.. Pays near tI,e I's ,Ezi
rods distant Mr.. Gara>cbe was DOW ,',.es
five rods to the northeast, and Nj n ms
across the stream, perhaps eight Fo1sl ma
were all dead, bloody and black ppa bslr
have died Instantly; but they were .O nori,,
nangled, excepting Colwin; the upper ,PP5 Il ,s
of his skull was taken or 1t was iO-''
replaced. .,,,tR
The bodies were taken to a room ,' tb,s
Office, washed, aud clothes sewcu ap0Tr Trry,!e
All the nils stopped.-Har1e'" ~
P|tss SIP. II.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-23

AccIPENTs IN srsQUruAxyA cor.-
Henry Devine, Auburn TOWNSHIP ~. NY. =
from horse in Montrosq, WoP,,as ,5, Eas o.
noon ofast week, and so sevsroI' ,II"tSGar .lr +,
lie died about ten o'clock thar c;. laJu'e
The horse took fright, ran pnon rD''s
walk, aud stopping suddenly on P,D 90, 'Ds
tact with the fence in front of ,-."s Va =
Smiths house, flung his rider forra., ,a., v
9 manner that his head and sbonI5 l'1 10
upon the stone Sidewalk Tho 'a..f ~. q
was taken up insensible, and cop,i".l,5' "l'T'1
state tiIl his death. He was ahon, %
OF age, Il souer aud industrious mon "FV
wife and several small childrer :. '41 ID
circumstances. S"4..
On Thursday last, Mr.. Georoo :,
siding in the western part of Rn,b S''('1 '
gagged in drawing fax out into 4 '-.
fell out of the wagon, KNOCKING h.. oa
| believe his son had hold of the Il" Ii'. @-'
throwing out the bundles Of Ray :, a
horses started very suddenly ni,,,. I.a
father headlong to the ground. H.- .-.'
carried to his house. where he ~s. "
most eXcruciating pains until bis d.,,. .
clock, Friday evening.
Another accident took place at y.s.
either Wednesday or Thursday r;,1.
II o'clock While Mr.. Fioyi E.r.
passing over the bridge at that pl,,,
the iron rods gave way ani prccip,,,.5 ~
horses, aud wagon into the water tr.,
below Mr.. Kellogg was not ipi,..5
but one Of his horses was instaDilr In y
his wagon crushed into hundreds If
The inhabitants were greatly sapr.,.1
number of teams, heavily loaded b,i
over the bridge the preceding day,
Republican.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-23

Win CHERRY BtLsAM-rhe memory of
DR.. Wistar is embaImcd in the hearts of thon
sands, whom his Baisam Of HH Cherry has
cured of coughs, colds, consumption or some
other form Of Pulmonary disease
RsS" Buy none unless it has the acyfHen sig
nature of Butts" on the wrapper.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-23
Hsg- The Lecomntonites Of tho Nnrl

Ha~ The Lecomptonites Of the Nortbr-
land and SchuylkiIl district met at Prs
Friday, and rcnominated Hon. Wm.LD,
for Congress. The anti-Lecomptoa De1n
candidate is Joseph w Cake, Esq. aa
Opposition have nominated H0u. JAZZ,
Campell.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-23

re- The latest imitation Of the mountain
in labor, is the traraa Of the Democracy which
brought forth the candidate in opposition to
Mr. GROW, youngster "SpiIng" for a little
notorie:y, DR. II. NJ. c. D. r. VAIL (as near
as we can reccoect his initials. The young
man can't prerriL, SO his Congressional aspira-
tions will be without arqu. We advise him to
stick to his turn-keys and galpots and be
content with curing the % ills which flesh is
heir to- aad dismiss his ambition TO prescribe
for the body polite. The Union is not 10 50
much danger of dissolution that it needs his
services to save it, while the people of Susque-
hanna Depot cannot dispense with his pills,
powders and poions. lie will have to stick
to the saddle bags yet awhile, we fear
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-23

sag- FRED DOUGLASS Lecture at IsG.
Vile, on Monday last, attracted c,a.
some 1000 persons. The proceedings va.
ccived too late for insertion this week.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-23
Leroy, Sept. II, 1853.

REPORTED RESIGNATION OF GOVERNOR Den
vER.-It is understood that General Denver
has resigned the Governorship of Kansas to
take place in the Course of few weeks, 1t
is probable that he will resume his former
position as Commissioner of Indian A ffairs.s
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-23

Ray The remainder of the Court Proceed
ings are unavodably deferred until next week
when they will be given in full '......
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-23

The Mission To SPAIN Senator BENJAMIN
has declined the offer of the mission TO Spafn
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-23
News from all Nations.

A steam Calliope, composed of 80 whis-
ties, is being manufactured at Worcester, Mass, to be
sent to Europe.
-Pratt's nail factory, near Harrisburg Pa,
after lying idle nearly years resumed work last Mon
day, and employs 100 men.
One of the members elect to the Legsla-
ture of North Carolina said to be not yet 81 years
Of age
The g Etoile Beige" states that, not long
SINCE the clergyman was recitng the usual prayers
the coffin of child feeble cries heard and the
coffin opened, when the child found alive and
lfeike. II was taken to the hospital and finally recov.
cred.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice to Lien-Holders

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIFTEENTH
Judicial District State of California in and for Butte
County: The Vulcan Iron Works Company plaintiffs, r..
J. A. White, Thos W. Nutter, R. F. Derrick, Harmon
Bay, John Doe Hedges, RchardRoe Hannon and Job.
ID. Keaiipg. defendants T. A. MONKhOUSE, Samue1
Aitkin, Paul Torquet, Charles r. Seiger and A. C. Ans,
len doing business in the city and comfy Of San Fran
cisco. under the name. style and firm of 1.-THE yue.n
Iron Works Company the plaintiffs in the ACTOR
named above hereby give notice that they have ned
complaint said action the office of the Clerk Of aid
Court and that summons has been issued in said action
All persons holding claiming liens under the provis
ions of act entitled An Act for securing Liens Me-
chaDics and Others" passed April 19h A. ID. 1885, and
an act entitled An Act to amend Act entitled Act
or securing Liens TO Mechanics and Others passed April
is'h, 1906, approved April 22d, A. d. 1885, upon the
properly and premises described follows to wit All
mat certain steam Quarz-crnshng Mill situated and
nea oregon "uah, in said Butte county, partcu-
'''! uescfioed US follows, TO wit: Commencing at
poin' on lne ledge known the Welsch Ledge about
nree hundred eet southerly from TIE said mill and rum
ming hor'nerly along said LEDGE With TIE width spuIs
ana angles thereof twelve hundred feer said lodge being
known as the Welsch Ledge. all the budnts erect
Ions machinery, Improvements and sruclures up-
on SAID premises are hereby notified to appear I'm SAID
cour on the oh day of November A. D. 1853 al th ypep
ing of said Court and exhibit then and there the proof
OF their said lIens The above aciiou is commenced by
the said plaintiffs 10 foreclose mechanics lien upon ina
premises and property herenhefure described
Sept. l. 1855 CALEB BURBANK, Atty tor pI,fs
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sherif's Sale.

VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTI0N ISSUED
- out of the District Court of the Thru judicial Dis.
trc In and for the County of Santa Cruz and state Of
California; to me directed and delivered commanding
me to pake the sum of nine thousand five hundred and
eghtynve do'ars' with interest thereon al the
rate OF Two anu one half per cent per month from the
9Th day Of July A. D. 1858 paid and the further
sum of twelve twenty seven one hundredths dollars
Sl2 20 costs OF suit and accruiDg costs said writ
wherein ANDREW GLASSELLis Is plaintiff and JAMES
WILLIAMS il defendant, have levied upon and will
expose at public sale the highest bidder for cash. on
Saturday, the lIth day Of Sept ember, A. d.
1855, at the hour of O'Clock P of NJ said day all of
the right title and interest of the above named defend
in and TO all that certain piece parcel OF land
ing and being situate ID Chico township, Butte County
and State of California, and known the sRancho de
Farwell, and particularly described follows, 10
wit: Beginning nj point the Sacramento river about
and one-haf miles below the fourth standard para
e north. sadpoint being the northwest corner of the
ElanO SecO Ranc0% ~ thence running north sixtyeghi
degrees Q6so y five hundred and two and forty-sx
one hundreths 502 46l00ths chains to stake marked
'Farwell' (sad line from tbs Sacramento river $50
Chains to Mt Dnbao meridian being the boundary
thence from said stake marked .Farwe" north fourteen
and one hall degrees ll4 1-2o.) five hundred and
three (5oSl chais to Chico creek thence down said
creek with lis neanerings to the Sacramento river
thence down said river with its rearderings the
place of beginning containing five leagues Of twenty-five
thousand one hundred and ninety three ca 1881 OF
land more or less. aud being claim number 65l ON the
docket If the late United States Land Commissioners,
and number 4S4 the docket land claims in and for
the District Court of the United Sates for The northern
district of the Stale of Caiofa together with nil and
singular the teneens. heradi.nm and anpurtenan-
ces therein, to belonging or in wise appertainng 2
The above sale 10 take place al the 'ourt Hcuse door,
In the town of Oroville county and state aforesaid
N. u. PLUM Sheriff Butte County.
Dated 'rovilie. Aug 20ih, A. 1858
The above sale is postponed until uesday the 5h
day Of October. A. D. 1873. Mt the place and
lime OF day. at plaintiffs request
N. D. PLUM. Sheriff Butte County.
Orovile. September l1th, is g.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-02
Sherif's S Sale.

EEf VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
hb of the District Court o the Fifteenth Judicial Dis
trict in and for the County {" Butte, and Cafur
na, to directed and delivered, commanding
r..lNe the of wu thousnnd hundred and TIVE
niythree and e0-l0 dollars tess the of 81 j23 80
matt Oh fonsr eXec.tioi- ogeIh with lni-e here
ON al the rate oI len per cent per innun until paid and
al COSTS Of suits taxed in lhe sum u thirty light Sixty
one tundre dollars aud af ruin2 SAID writ
wherein W. :: TOrMAN il l,iiiut II ni1d DOWNS MIN
lNNS COMPANY is Il setiduhi. have LEVIED upon and
viii public sale a. highest hiIdr. f,r cash
On saturday, the 18th day uf September,
a. ID. Is y, at Tue hour rf iwD cl / III al
day all of the right title utd o the
ed defendants iu and to tina, river situated
between White kucs and Lon. = Bar. il luile county,
California main Feather commencing lie
of Slate rinf Mining tun;la'fits auc ndig
down the river iOrrt hcnGtH lesa. said
claim being known as Oowh's Mining Ca pany's
claim ais the grade and ground ,iig adjoining said
eia us necessary oI the fl oining and working the
The above SAFE to take pa at the Court House door,
in the Town of Orovile. County and State aforesaid
n. ID. PLUM. sheriff Butte CouIiy.
Oroville, Aug. 2Sth. A. u. 1858 a2Sh
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-IN THE DISTRICT
- Court of the Fifteenth Judicial District County of
Butte. ELIZA J. ROGERS VS.. B. B. ROC ERS. Action
Brought District Court of the 18th Judicial District
and the Complaint filed in the County Of Butte, in the
Office of the Clerk If said District Court The People Of
the State of California send greeting: To B. B. ROGERS.
You hereby required to appear in action brought
rRainss yon by the above named plaintiff in the District
Court of the of Fifteenth Judicial District in and for tho
county Butte and to the complaint filed therein,
"a copy of which accompanies this summons within
days excsive of the day OF servce) aer the service
on you Of this summons il served within this county; if
served ont OF this county but within this judicial Dis
trct within twenty days; il served ou of said District
then within forty days-or judgment by default will be
taken against you The said action is brought 10 obtain
decree of sail Court that the marriage contract exist
ing between you and the plaintiff be dissolved and
nuied that she may be released from bond. mari-
mony and to obtain judgment for the costs and money
disbursements of this action and such other
ther relief as may be propeand if You fall appear
and answer the said complaint above required the
plaintiff will apply to the Curt relief in her
plaint demanded.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the District
~ Court of the Fifteenth Judicial District, this
eighteenth day of August. in the year Oh
[ ffty-eiRht- NJ. H. DARRACH.
~ auglS 3m- Clerk.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-02
Diseased Humanity.

ME Blood, Heart, Brain, Intestines. Sinews
II Nerves, the Fluids and Semi Fluids, and the
whole Physique.
The gloomy hypochondriac, the dyspcptic the
nervous, debilitated and feeble the over-doetored
Invalid, the bilious and liver diseased sufferer the
gourmand. the debauchee, the Incorporate, and all
who suffer i'll health
SHOULD PAUSE AND THINK ERE SICK
ness overtakes them for then worn out nature sue
cumbs to Death, because she has not strength to
resist. Now, DR.. Jacob Webber's inyiqoratinr Cor
dial causes streugth-that is It's main quality The
hrst operation Tonic, the paftaker feels then that
Sudalon Is caused-his skin is damp, his limbs
supple and active, he feels wish for exercise and
knows be has strength to endure it, he is light spir
tied; his skin becomes clear his eyes, too because
his liver is made active, the bile neutralized or
elected, and his blood thinned and purified If he
has foul stomach, this acts as an aperient, not
otherwise. Again. it Immediately relieves belchipp
prevents an accumulation Of wind in the stomach.
The stomach, the great receiver of disease and its
cure. l will now enumerate few of those dis
eases where have seen DR.. Webber's invigoratinp
Cordial actmost beautifully. General arrangement
OF the system; weakness from various causes VIZ:
Change Of climate, long sickness, the use of mer
curry, or beng otherwise over-doctored from abuse
OF nature, and her laws, by drunkenness. rourmaa-
dizlng, debauchery, and other excuses, trembling
Iesef ana ague chills, rheumatic, nsIralgic and
otner pains In the body or limbs, want Of appetite
sleep or memory, sour or bilious stomach, tick
hng IN t1e ears. tic dolorcux, ETC., etc.
Inc reader Is conscientiously assured that this
really extraordinary panacea is alit is represented
and Is nos one OF the nostFums Of the day. Let the
afflicted iryit, and they viii be thankful for having
done SO. lss warranted to be uninjurious to the
most delicate constitution OF to either sex or age
to contain no mercury or other mineral 1t is put
up, very highly concentrated, in quart bottles.
price ss, two for IS. Sold by every respectable
Druggist in California.
sT Beware Of counterfeits. Buy only quart bot
ties, and see thatsthe names Of r. Jones and ] /.
Webb.ris blown the glass and ON the top Of each
label. None other is genuine
April sls5s. su TONES.