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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-05-08

THE CLAYroN-BuLwER TREArY.-Thc reg
olution which the Committee On Foreign
Relations Of the House has instructed
their chairman to report on the subject
of the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, advises
the President to take proper steps fer
its abrogation, on the ground that tie
British construction Of the same is IN
just to the United States, and that the
American construction involves us in an
e%ntangling alliance. It is said that the
Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs
have under consideration the same sub
ject, and will make a similar report.
The treaty itself provides that it may
be abrogated by the mutual assent of
the parties. Both governments must
concur in the abrogation; and hitherto,
it is said, the government Of Great
Britain has been unwilling to do it. At
the opening Of the session the President
stated in his message that a renewed
overture had been made by Great Brit
ain for an adjustment Of the controver-
sy, the result of which was to be seen.
Reform IN CoUKr DREss.-The London
Punch follows the, London Times in pro.
testing against the folly of "going to
Court in ludicrous dress, most of them
resembling liveries, without petitioning
for deliverance from the necessity of
thus ~disgracing ourselves, and for The
abolition of ail the powder, plush,
brooches and buckles, cooked hat, and
other unchristian accoutrements, trap
pings, and emblems of ~1unkeydom and
beadledom, exhibited on State occasions.
Let US put away from US these foolish
things, and, when we go to court, go
dressed like rational people. following
the example set us by the citizens Of the
Presidential Republic On the other side
of the Atlantic"
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-05-08

For all clubs OF twenty and over, the yearly
subscription is only ! 40.
Post-pay all letters and direct to
I'D MUM Il Co,
janls l28 Fulton Street. New York.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-05-08

BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLE.
Bearin mind that the genuine are ssafnpsa"
the frames aSeumon's d CO., Improved fe'"'
D. KERNEGHAN b Gu,
iaslS TsE s. Cana ~
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03
Who viii rolnnteer 4

crew are ashore. Who will volunteer?
Tins bold proposition at first startled them
but IN less than five minutes twenty of them
had volunteered, and in two minutes more hF
was at their head leading them TO the bridge,
whi" the Squire with his detachment, procee-
ded to cut off the retreat Of the enemy.
The result vas in all respects successful.
The English party at the bills surrendered
afte- a grief skirmish. and were taken TO the ta-
9ern as prisoners within an hour after the;
Squire had left it. Edward and has brave band
boarded the ship without suspicion, and after a
short conflict were master Of the ship. H
!e1k her by the aid Of the released American
crew lato lston harbor the next dav and we
need npt add that, within less than three months,
h. was rewarded with the hand of the beautiful
Annette Hdrwood.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03
3JOputor Song,
ANNE LAURIE.

M4xwclrou B.ss are boruie,
Where raTiy ia 'sthe drw,
&cAhs there thai Annie Laurie,
G3ie'd me her promise trnr,
Gie'd nee her promise true,
Which nr'er forgot will be,
And for bonnie Annie Laurie,
I'd lay ne dome and dee.
Irr brow Is like the snaw-dTif',
tier throat j. like the swan,
H.I face !, is Ih- taire,t,
That e'-r the suu shone on
That e'er the sun shone on,
And dark blue Is her &c
And for bonnie Annie Laurie
Ia lay me donne and dee.
Like dew on the gowan lying,
ls;he "a o her fairy feet,
And Ike the winds in simmer signing.
Her voice Is low aud sweet,
Her voice is low and sweet,
And she's a Jhe woTldto me,
And for bouuir Annie Laurie
III lay ne toune aaA dec.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03

PRlzg FIGHTERs SExTENcED.-In the Hudson
County Court, New Jersey "A few days ago, Judge
Og len presiding, The following named persons,
convicted Of bsing engaged in prize fight were
SEQ need ;-Hvnry III. Huzzard and John Cliff
ioFh as principals, the first was fined $50 and
COSTS and The latter sent to the St ate prison for
seven months. John Hickey aud John Hall,
abettors in the prize fight were fined $25
each.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03

SENsIBLs.-A bill has been introduced into
the Legislature ofGrorgia, TO prevent the use
OF any Latin phrase in any OF the legislative
acts of that State. We think this very good
hisa II the laws printed in plain Easlish
u VIII not re1nlTe cfa scar eIutatIuu Cue
bic tho e who read them to understand them.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03

Ia poet asked a gentleman what he
thought of his last production, "An Ode to-
SIer!" The latter replied "You have done
50 much Justice to the subject that it is impossi-
bic TO read II without feeling its whole weight"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03
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Tonnage OF new spaper without the payment of ar
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Irrsile for the Subscription price u newspapers,
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03

AT the Fourth of July celebration in
Marion county, Illinois, a young lady offered
the following toas, The young men of Ameri-
ca TheE arms our support. Our arms their
reward.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03

Dy@The children are so dirty in place on
Cape Cod, that mother freqdenIly goes into
the street and washes the faces oi half dozen
children before she finds her own.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03

An, exchange tells of an excitable gentleman
who at fire, headed llnc of fire buckets and
fast as they were passrd-to him he threw the
buckets and all into the fire crying out all the
" hIlr, ssPass on more buckets !"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03

ga farmer in Chattanooga county, Ca.
warns thr public against feeding cattle with
green Chinese Sugar cane. He says il will
kill COW in thirty minutes.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03

We become familiar with the outside OF
men as with the outside OF horses and think
we know them while we are ignorant of all
that is passing within them.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03

G5-A driver of coach stopping TO get some
water for the young ladies in the carriage, be-
ing asked what be- stopped for replied, ST am
watering my flowers" A delicate compliment.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03

1E-A Few nights since, in New York, sefe-
nading party. after spending an hour in produ-
cling the most dulce; strains, were informed by
a polite watchman that ssnobody lived there.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03

u The lines said 10 be 80 hard in Hall
fax, that the two -dit ors of the newspaper pub
lished there, smoke the same cigar, taking it By
turns.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03
Colonel 9th infantry, Commanding.

A Coon OxE-"Hoc IN Hoe OUT IA
good one is told of worthy deacon in the city
Of S., in Northern Ohio. The DRAGON was the
owner and overseer OF a large pork-packing es-
tablishment, His duty il was to stand at the
head OF scaliing trough, watch IN hand, 10
s'iime''the I,ngth Of the scald, d,"Hog in when
the jus, slaughtered hog was TO be thro wn IN
the trough, and nHog CUT when The watch
told three minutes. On week the press OF bnsl-
ness compelled the packers TO work unusually
hard. and Saturday night found the deacon
completely exhausted. Indeed he was almost
sick the next morning when church time came
but b.. as a Trading memoir and Il was his duty
TO attend ihe sefTiee il be coald. He went.
but soon fell asleep in his pew and his mind
wandered off into the s'the land OF drea ms. =
The occasion was one OF unusual s1iemnty as
a revival was in progress The miai ster Prta-
ched sermon well calculated for effect. HIS
peroralion was climax Of great beauty. AS
suming the attitude of one intrnily listening, he
rpci,ed 10 The biealhlrss auditory:
"Hark they whisper, angels say
oHoy in - came from the d-acon's pew, in
stentorian voice. The astonished audience tur-
nrd their attention IRON the preacher. He
vent on however, unmoved:
"Sis,er spirit, come away"
nJog out ~ shouted the deacon-"faHy four. !"
This vas TOO mu ch for the preacher and au-
disnc.. The latter smiled, some snlckered au-
dihly, while few boys broke for the door, 10
usnlit their Sides laughing outside within full
hearing. The preacher was diseoaeerted en-
,;r.ly-sat down-arose agaln-pronounced
bri.f benediction and dismissed the anything
else than solemn minded hearers. The deacon
soon came to realizing sense of bis unconsci-
ocs interlude, Tor his brttbern rePrimanded him
severely while the boys caught the infection OF
1 the Joke, and every possible occa.ion afforded
| an opportunity tor them TO say "ffo2 i"' Hog
out ~
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03

rrThe name ol Sausages in German 10
"Wurs,.' This is decidedly the "Best" name
We have ever heard for them.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03

Is'Scatter the germs OF the beautiful" a
the poet said when be kicked his vile and chiL
drel oat Of doors,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03

THc young lady who does not apologize when
YOU find her at work in the kitchen, but who
continues her task until it Is finished W i'll be
most likely TO make good wife.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03

A MlsER grows rich by seeming poor = an ex-
travagsnl Caap grows poor, by seeming rich.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03

15SYou had better find out one OF your own
weaknesses than ten Of your neighbor's.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03

"THAT motion is out of orders" as chairman
OF polNical meeting said when he saw ruff
fan raising his arm TO throw rotten egg.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03
VOL 2, NO. IS.

FAILUKE.-Col. Moore, veteran politi-
can OF the Old Dominion, enjoyed great Perso-
nal popularity on account of bis atfabiIity OF
manner, and of course could always carry big
vote whenever he was up for an Office. He
generally spoke TO everybody he met, and usu-
ally succeeded in convincing them that he knew
them well. He met his match one morning,
however, when on meeting counfryman hr
shook hands heartily with him and comsRen-
ced -
why, how do you do, Thir, am very glad
70 thee you; fine day, Thir. thee you sih,l
ride your fine old gray, Thir!.'
/ NO, SIR; this horse 10 one I borrowed this
morning.
'Oh ah well, Thr, how are the old gentle
man and lady 2
My parents have been dead about three years,
Sir
'Btn how hh your wife, Thr, and the chill
dren e
8! am an unmarried man, SIR
'Thure enough. Do YOU thill live on the old
farm e
no, Sir: I've just arrived from Ohio, where
WIS born.'
We'll, Thir, gueth don't know you after
all. Good morning, Thir.'
FIFTEEN MLE RAcE-Thu-sday afternoon
last fifteen mir foot race was run at, Chelsea,
Massachusetts, by Louis Bennet, of the Caita-
raugus trf5e, Albrtt Smith, Of the Tonawandas
and two white men, Both the latter gave out,
one on the first, and the other On the 9Th mile
There was sharp run between the Indiant but
Smith Jagged on ths fifteenth mile when Ben
RI Passsd him, making fifteen miles in ons
hour and twenty-nine mnutps and fifty seconds.
Both Indians have frequently run foot races
over tSr Cold Spring Course. Buffalo .Hdrer-
ttSsr.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-12-03

We suffer more from anger and grief, thsn
from the very things for which WE anger and
Erleye,
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-05
SUMMONS
Feb 18th %
STATE or CALIFORNIA,
In the District Court Of the 18th Judicial District.
County of Butte

STATE or CALIFORNIA, }
In the District Court of the 18th Judicial District.
County of Butte }
81 sABRh s. SMITIl,vs. GILBERT SMITH
~ Action brought Ia the District Court OF the II.
taenth judicial District and tho Complaint Filed la
the county o Butte, IN the Once OF the Clerk OF said
District Court.
The Pc ,pla Of the State of California to Gilbert b.
Smith, send Greeting: You are hereby required Ia
appear IN action brought against hv the above
nnmed Plaintiff Ia The nstre; Court Of The ti.trpnt1
Judicial district, IN and for the county of Butte and
to answer The Complgut fled therein, Ga copy OF
which accompanies this Summons) within ten days
exclusive or III" day of servce) after te service
you OF lniS summons, If served thin this county, II
served Of ihis county. but wi,hln this Judicial
Dist cr. Within twenty days; or II SERVED ont of said
District then within fortl diys--or judgement by d.
huli will be- taken against yun The said notion is
brought To obtain decree of Divorce AMI thqt the
bonds of ma rtmony existing between plaintiff and
Yourself may be dissolved aud forever aunuled. aud
that she have the awi,lll car aud custody ot her
two children, also dgm mt for the costs of his suit
and II you tail TO appear AMI answer IN" said COM
plaint ns above required. tho plaintiff will apply Ia
this Court for the relief demanded la her sad com
plniut.
Given under my hand AMI the Seal Of the District
( - tourl ot the Fifteenth judicial District.
}SEAL this @h day of Decemter 10 the year o.
[ - our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fny-seVen
VI. IL. DARRACH, Clerk.
ny H. MARBLE Deputy Clerk. dl2-3m
GRANoER tnErsMAS. Attys tor plaintiff.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-05
SIT ERIrr's SALE.

HpY VIRrUEof an execution issued out OF the
II District Ooar, Fifteenth Judicial Ds,riet. In
and for Butte County, State of California. against
Lyman Bristol, wherein am commanded To make
the Sum Of Two Hundred aud Seveuty-six ninety
four one hundredths dollars. judgement and The
of twenty.seven 10 hundreiths dollars cost and
accrning costs said writ, have seized ant levied
upon all of the right ttle and interest of said by
man Rristo and TO the folio wing degctihed pieces
or parcels of land. situated in the Town Uphir,
county aud State aforesaid, and more particularly
described TO wit; Lots No. one, two, , three, 8
four, Ave, six seyen,7 oight, and nine. in
block twenty-five, - on the Map of the Carlton
Tract Of land, which Map filed in the Recorder
Office of Butte county on the sixth day of October
A. n 1856. Also all that certain piece parcel OF
land situated IN the Town of ophir, county of Butte
and State Of California. described follows. towit
Lots one and eight, iu block tweRty-nve 25 rs is
described on the Map Of the Town OF 0royle, and
heh In tho Recorders Office of the aforesaid county
and State, together with all the appurteuancas
there into belonging or in anywsc appertanng the
said property, having been heretofore attached by
virtue of a writ of attachments issued In the said
cause, which will expose to ppbc sale at tie
Court House door Ia the aforesaid epunty aud State
on the thirteenth day Of February A. ID lSiS at two
o'clock I. NJ, to the highes. bidder for cash.
PETER FREER,
Lata Sheriff Dutto County
Dated Orovlle Jan, 18th, lsiS
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-05
SUMMONS.

State Of allornia, In the District Court oflhe Ff.
County "f Bu.te,I teenth Judicial District
JauS SYLVESTER W. PuiLLtP BEtEL 60.
An ncti "a brought in the District Court Of the Fir-
teenth Judicial District, aud the Compliant Flied
In the County OF Bate, in the OGice Of the Clerk
OF said District Court.
Y1NHE People oft the S.ntc OF California, To Phillip
Il Bripl, Greeting: Yuu Art hereby required To
appear IN an action brought rEujnst 20 by the
above named plaintiff in the District count Of the
Fifteenth Judicial District, In and for the county OF
Butte, nd 10 answer tn" towpllint fled th"rriu.
q, COPY ~ which arc ,nppnies This Summ0ns.) with.
il ten DAYS t3Nuhsive Vi tie day Of servc'.l after
the scrvicrop von Of hls Slmnous il st rvrd within
thia County if served mi OF his County but with.
IL, this judicial District witlln w' MY days. or if
ont of said District then within fory dUSs--or judS-
tnpnt by default Will be taken against YOU.
The said action ia brought 30 obtain tuG ;ment for
the recovery uf the sum Of Two Hundred aud Fifty
Dollars aud iairrrst thereon ~ th- rate of ten per
cent pr anuun from the second day ot July It
and for Decree for the foreclosure Of n certain
mortgage decd, aud for The "a" Of The moriga-cd
promises known as IN" SlAaghter Ground ofI. :.
pi'u " Co. aul laorr tuly described in plaintih's
COMPETENT horeTjth served; and Tor Execution
againsl oihtc property ot bnlen11uts, f SAID mort
gagged premises shIut be insufficient 10 satisfy the
ndgu mt herein, ana for costs of SUIT, and il You
fuiI To apnear and nusvcr the said Complaint
tbuyt required the Plaintiff viii apply 10 the Court
for tho relief ia his Complaint demanded
( ~-> Given under my hand and seal Of the
SEAL. ! District Court of the Fifteenth IuiiciN
- District this Fourth day OF December, IN
the ycar Of or Lord one Tho sand eight hundred and
hdyseF u. ..,
GRASGrR & CuEEsNNN, attorneys for Plaintiff.
d.-lNSln.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-05
SfIERITr's SANE
VDY VIRTUE OF DECHETAL

MD order l.stlrI nIt of he liisiric, court ui the
fuleon,h Judicial Di-riCi. ~ hn Tor q Itte county
ans STATE of Caf mia H{ginst rItiON UAUi, T.
mad JOliN w WllAdNt. and In rlvor al X eco
AiARtitlEil.A fv the sun Of fiy' hInarri aud Bfty
Safn OGddli1rs principal de1i and he furihe. sftu
oi lhrrc hundrei and hriy leur tWeNt3 five ne han.
dfcdihs 999i - 'ioll ~ interest. tug'ih wih ega
Interest thereon rom thc dle of This decree, anI
thigly pes cont thereon TOR h0rn y's Tees nnd the
farthfr sum oi thrty five twenty one hundredths
$50 ~ dollars costs Of sui. ana OIL accring ccss on
sad writ, tu u,c drrclcd ani dehycrc.i, commend
ing me Ia sell the uQrig g,d premise, hereinafter
de.cfibed 10 sauIy Nii ienands viii on SAIuR
DAY lheTWESTIErll - day OF FEBRUARY a.
D. 1883. at the hour OF TWO O'Clock T.. NJ. q sad
day in pirsuanca m tha requirements OF said writ,
will sell Ut public sale to the hghn bidder for cash
the properly de.cribed In sad order of snle n fol-
lows, TO wit: That Ger ain piece or parcel OF land sit
uated la the town of Orovile, county AMI tate aiOre
said, commencement on the northeriy line of blrI
street 90 feet ea-eriy from the north caslrry
Of Bird street Und Iunoon street, running nong the
rnid norlhe"ly line OF iiiri street castery 80 feet
thoacc at right angles n0rthery 50 teet, thence Mt
right angles westerly 80 feet, thence at tight angles
sOuthrrly so feet To tho place of beginning. being
part Of lot No. In block NO n lnid down ON the
existing map of said town, together with NIL and sn
gular the tenements. hercdiiamonta and appurenuu>
ces thereunto belonging oi In any wise appertuiniug
The above sile 10 take place ut the Court House
door In the town OF Grown county aud stute afore
said
" d PLU,H, Sheriff Butte County
Oroyile, Jan. GOT /, 1858
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-05
SHERIFF SALES.
SHERIrrrS SALE

ElY VIRTUE or A DEcRErAL ORDER Iasued
- out of the District Court of the Fifteenth Juh
cial District IN and for Butte county and Stne Of Cn
iforna against A. EkINkLE aud IN, favor OF WIN
LATTlNOKE for the sum ~ three hundred $500 o.
dollars with Interest saId SUN from the fh day Of
February A ID lrJ7 al the rate OF ten per cent per
annum until paid, also all costs of taxed in The
SUN 81 ten SO % dollars and all sccruing costs on
said writ 10 ma directed and delivered commanding
me To seil the mDr'gaged premises hereinafter de
scFiyed % satisfy said demand, I viii on SATURDAY
The TWENTY-sEVENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY A
D. 1858, AT the hour OF two O'Clock r. VI. Of said
day, Ia pursuance with the requirements of said
nrer seli nj public sale ~ the highest bidder for cash
the propery described iB said order of sale M fol.
lows 20 vii: NIL the right title and interest uf the dc
fendaBt IN and 10 a cerian house and lot lying and
heing situaied In the village Of Bangor Butte puniy
and state ~ California, ~ Wit that house described
on the said fourth day Of February A. d. 1881 ~
OWNED and occupied by said A. skinkie & Trayesse
as Liquor Saloon and called the Fashion Saloon.
aud lot on the corner Of Main aud lnbert street In
The snid village Of Bangor. aud county and State
aforesaid.
The above sale to take place at Tho Conrt House
door, In the Town of Or0yllle, County and State
aforesaid. tltFg .FegfI'- nm q
" d. Plum, Sheriff Butte County
OroyIlle, feD. 4th, 1853. f
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Butte Ophlr Town

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
County Of Butte Ophlr Township
" OTlCE I'd ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
v That whereas an ncti0n WAS brought IN the Jus
tire Court, Ophir Township. in and for butte County
California ON the third day of February A D. 1865.
before me, Edward DonadO, Justice Of The Peace u
.,nd fur sad Township by chester f. Cotton and Arthur
MtDermo and aggn.t u. Guswel upon one cor.
tain nc count and lien filed by said Cotton and Ncuer-
inoti ma against certain house known the City
Hoiel Montgomery street DroSile. and occupied by
one Mrs Pannei and 1t appearing that the proceed
ings III SAID cause nre reQiar and that the partcu-
lars OF tho raid denand with description of the
pruportl sJlglt to be charged wi h said lien have
been established by The ~ lgment OF sad Court
whereun judgment reudt red b the snid Court
on the OH day of February a. ID. 1853 in of said
Cotton aud McDernott nnd against the said NJ. u
Iasweil ior The sum OF 6ltyhve dollars with legal i-
tr0st from tho time Of tlg said account aud lien in
the COMFY Recorder once, and ior sixteen dollars
and 20 cents COSTS Of court aud all accruing costs
hHi may hereatttr HCcrie and an order having been
entered by the said Court that said lien be orccloscd
ac'nrdirR 10 law, and that the building described In
si ID lien 10 vii, the city Hotel, be sold according to
l.w tu sui-y tho said Judgment, Interest aud cost
nnw therefore it Ia ord red by the Cpur that Hotlc"
bc given by publ cation IN ltH DHiiy Butte Record
dhily r ten dat to any md All persons holding
liens on The NJ described pre- misses 80 be- huh Hp
per heture this C0uu on tho 27th day ot February
1885, ~ the hour of tNclyr ~ loek " , and cNhb
-, stch iiens according 70 tha statutes IN such
made AID provided
Giyen under my hani his l2th day of February
ID 1855 EDWARD U IN AlIO,
Justice of tho Peace. opdr Township.
uTDviilp. Feb lJ--lAd 3