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The daily Butte record., 1858-06-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SherifT's Sale.
EyYVirtUe OG two wrIts or Execution

SheriN's Sale.
ENYVirtUe Of two wrIts or Execution
issued out Of the District Court oi the Fifteenth
Judicial District In AMI for the County of Butte aud
sta'e Of California, to me directed and delivered
commanding me 10 make the sum of fifteen hundred
dollars with interest thereon at the rate OF three
per cent per north from the 5th day of March 1888
until paid, together with all accrung It. on said
writ wherein Richie Carlow are plaintiffs. and
ID, c. Downer is defendant; also the sum Of nine
hundred AMI twenty nine eighty. hunlredths
dollars. with interest thereon from the 81 day OF
June a 1888 until paid. and all costs of suit
taxed In the sum ofcighteen twenty one hundredthS
dollars and all acerung costs on said writ wherein
NJ T. Mcconnell aud ConneU Billings are plaintiff
and ~ c. Downer is defendant have levied upon
and will expose at public sale to the hi CHEST bidder
for cash on Tuesday, the 20ih day OF Junr,
A. ID, lSs at the hour of o'clock T. NJ Of said day
all Of the right title aud interest of the above named
defendant in and to the following de,- rhei prop
erty, to VT that certain reservoir situated ON
what is known as Crolier Hill near the toSn Of
Orovillc, in Butte county and state Of Califor-
MIA, together with the water ditch running from
Dry Creek by and into sail reservoir to Feather
river also the humc rurniny from near said
Reservoir To Feather river ami formerly known
as Sullivan Co.'S hume, together with all and
singular the 1xures herelitaments and appur-
tenances belonging to said reservoir ditch or flame
or in anywise appertaining thereunto.
The above sale 10 take place a. the Court House
door in the town Of Oroville, county aud State
aforesaid.
W u, PLUM, SAeriG Butie County
Dated Oroville, June 1th, 4. h, 1888
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Channel Rock.

All I.ha-cs Ia the Ch tnre RJcH Mining Company,
on which a--e--mcni- now 6Ie. remain due AMI un-
paid until the .j.h day Of May, lojs, will then be
sold at the Court House door at o'clock Z. NJ, to
pay such assessments.
by order OF the Trustees.
TIIDS WELLS,
sec'y AMI Treas, Channel Rock Mining Co.
April 2G, 1858.
The above salr is continuedfuntil the 10Th day Of
June, laj- at O'Clock, p. VI n. the same place.
by order Of the board Of Trustees
TlOS. WELLS,
j-2 secy Il Treas. Channel Rock Mining Co.
Or0vi!le, May ooh, 1s5s.
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Daily and Tn Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
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Chairman State Central Committee
JAMES ANDERSON, Secretary pro. TEN.
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Combination Of Attractions !

For the present season. such unques,ionably 10
without parallel IN tho history OF Equestrian Exhi
billions, whether In Europe or America All that
taste nnd talent could invent all that tact and expe
rtence IL years could suggest all that iniomtabie
energy ami the most lavish expenditure of means
could accomplish, has been united la tie organixa-
ton Of this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

Senate. and also a speech from the steps =, the CIV
UsU bv Or. T. VI. Hope, the Admins craiion canai.
5s,e for Congress, all in opposition 20 Donclas
m .;tratfon II parties n Ilno i poS peculiar
one Tie Americans are break az up and going 20 the
Republicans and Donela..ite, ACCORDING at -oro-
cnyities are either Ant -,,.avery or Pr,-Slaye
majority Of them, u ihe central and northern,...
- state, seen 90 be uniting with the Republicans.
his N.u probably ALLEVIATE portion OF tie German
,,.e bu. rot the whole q ~ any means. The IN
,eiiaer, German has 70 objection 70 an additional
a.. probation after naturalization, seeing in II
.,-.i- n cfeck against fraud and measure for the
Trri,y + elections sni this vii probably in the end,
la,i,y the more just snd reasonable portion OF the
amerrsn party Of the country.
The Buchanan men are also making stfong eIertions
against Douglas, sending out cole and eloquent
sTeeches 10 denounce and expose the traitor as they
can him and the prospect nos is that this party WI
pon much larger vote than was supposed tew
months sgo, 50 that prospects OF the lIie oisn
really IN e vsre and his defeat s'Iong pFooa
hility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

.ouIdpess upon the lesdrg question Of the day TO 81.
ten Isanders. The November contes, promises 70 \.
unusually severe one in Richmond County, s,d =
teipg earned on with considerable acrimony.
l; was generally supposed that decision in ~.
ras,would b rendered yesterday by the CONT,
Jncg ard consequently quite a good many peo,,s
assembled around tie Tompkins Lyceum to be., n.
result ofthe investigation. The Judge DID no, ms.
his APPEARANCE, however, ard 4 wss stated a.
that the Attorney-General hsd not arrived IN, -
tee VII be given u the tine when the iee,.o, ~, =,
rendered. "
TA1new Hospitals have row stout 80 men ENGAGED
at WORK upon them an ny, together with the res;-
derces W.. be erected before Winter, or as soon as
possible Every efart VII be male to finish them BE-.
fore snow CONES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
BOOKS RECEIVED.

Isabella Orsni: 4 Historical Novel By 2. ID. Guerrszz.
Trauslaed ron tn italian, by Luigi Mont, A. " l2no.
pp. So Rudd q Carleton.
Words that Shook the Void Or Martin Luther lis own
Bographer. By Charles Adams. limo. PIP. 49, Care.
ton 4 Porter.
Tie S,a,esnans Manual By Edwin Williams and Benson J.
LOSING. New Edition. Z vols. $50. Edward Walker
The Grave: Poem. BY Robert Bir. WITH Illustrations By
william bese. 40. PIP 3d. stanford Delsser.
Principles Of Social Science By H. G. Carey. vols. go
Vol III. PIP Az }. 3. Lirpincott Co.
Researches Oh Primary Pathology. by ~ L. Knapp ST. D.
2vols. 3yO. Philadelphia Published by the a ItLOr
swc6enborg; Hermet.c Philosopher l2ao PIP. SO. D.
Appleton s. Co.
yerroH Grow: A Novel limo. pp ssi Ruld Carleton
TIE Pilgrims Progress. BIS John Bunysn. Illustrated. 8yo
PIP 81 L. Carter Brothers.
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FROM BOSTON.
tIA AAAts
BOSTON. Oct. II. ls--.

From OAK Own Core sponicut
BoSToN. Oct. H. lsJ,.
The political campaign has at last opened in
earnest Gen. Wilson, with his usual direct way
Of dealing with things, made a speech at Charles.
town last week which aroused the Republicans
and stirred up the Democrats causing in the for
meI the most lively feelings OF satisfaction and in
the latter the most uneQuivOcal symptoms of dis
gust The General tried his hand at portrait
sl5etching, and though not heretofore reckoned
proficient in that line, he succeeded in producing
hkenesses of i. F. Hsllett, T.. d. Beach, Isaac II.
Wright aud Edward Riddle which were aston
ishngly Ife.like. These gentlemen could not fail
to recognize themselves, though probably they did
not consider the likenesses very flatterng. am
told that orders have since poured in upon the
General in great prOiusiOn. Ii is said that his next
effort will be stll-fe picture, being group of
old Wings. think we shall all be glad to see il.
The Old Wings. however. are not vet all dead.
They have lately held two meetings at the Parker
House, which IS no place for dead folks: and The
Boston COuTiCT promises 10 print very soon an adj
dress 10 the people, IN which Is Ia be concentrated
all the political wisdom there is left in the commu.
nifty. Judge Il. il. Curtis was at one of the meet.
ings and possibly he is the author OF the address
Ii the Old Wings expect to do any real service in
the cause of Slavery, they had better not take Mr..
Cur,is's advice have reason 10 believe that he
is not half SO much in love with the South as he
was before re saw so much Of lis political inhu-
cncc, and that the nearer he approached The very
f,ut,. ,ld sat ci nationality ud Judicial impair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.

Tie troops on Staten Island are enjoying themselves
Re- well as circumstances will allow though the damp
weather Of yesterday proved to them far from com.
Portable Mary Of the tents have stoves within them,
which serve to keep the men warm during the cold
ally very cold Oyercoats are by no means a burden
ana they constantly worn.
Probably for many years past there has been no
camp in this country % complete IN it, arrangements
a. +, Camp Washington All that seems to render a
soldiers life comfortable and easy i provided. Ia
Ike the regular army enoampments, there Is no de-
privaton, no want Of fool no tyranny exercised:
while at the same tine, the dscplde is just strict
as that OF any army, matter under what circum-
stances. This encampmen. Of troops upon Staten
Bland VIII D. in her history not forgotten.
How long Richmond County will be kept under mar
tis aw Is matter altogether Of speculation. Gov.
King is understood to have declared, the occss on
Of bis sst visit there that they would be retained until
the expiration Of hi term Of Office. In this case il
viii rest with the next Governor to settle the matter.
Should fortune or the people favor Mr. Parker, it IL
broadly minated that the troops viii be withdrawn;
while in case Mr. Morgan Is elected. the opposite is
declared This may all be an eeetioneeiing trick of
the Democracy and probably it IT, but ii goes TO show
what certain Of the islanders say and what they may
possibly thirk.
In the politics Of Staten Island Quarantine is the
leading object to all ontwsri appearances. l. this
"rnan in favor Of REMOVAL" is the question always
asked OF any candidate for Office and unless salts
factory be given the candidate loses friends
Indeed, cech of tie parties T. enieavorrg 20 elect
49, r .r sf-~ .f d. a. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
THE LAST DEBATE BETWEEN DOUGLAS
AND LINCOLN
THEIR MEETING AT ALTON.

Correspondence q The y. l. Iroune.
AIToN H., Oct. Il. 1873
Tie last crest debate between Douglas and Lincoln
took place to-day in our city in the preserce Of vas.
multitude in the open air. Tie place Of meeting was
on the public square, adjoining the new City Hall,
where Il is estimated ten thousand persons pres
ent comprising delegations from the neghborins towns
and eiteg ard orr own citizens and country people
Tie speakers stand was at the side OF the building
the coors Of the United States waving over their
heads. and many ladies occupying the windows AMI
adjoining rooms of the City Hal. NJ pol.,io flag,
or notices were allowed. The vast numbers present
showed Tie interest that Is iot JOB til part o., ile state
~ lie p,il:r. cartc.' .rr tc.tc-' 'le battle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
THE KING OF PRUssINs INSANITY.

Correspondence Of the ~ \. Tribune
BERLIN, Oct. ,, 1855.
Tn one Of his tales, Hauf, the German novelist,
nsrrates how a whole gOssip-mOngerng, scandal
loving little town was startled out OF Its habitual
state Of selfcOmplacency one fine morning by the
discovery that the leading dandy, tho iOn IN fact
Of the place, was but a monkey in disguise. The
Prussian people, or part of them, SEEM at this mo-
ment 10 be laboriug under the still less cOmtorta
BILE idea that all these twenty years past they have
been ruled by mailman. There is suspicion, at
least, lurking in the public mind, Of some such
great dynastic mystifcaton having been pamed of
upon the faithful Prussian subjects. 1t Is GER
tainly not as John Bull and his aoie editors Will
have il, from the Kings conduct, during the Rus
sian war that any such misgivlngs have arisen
His abstentiop from that bloody sham Il, on me
contrary considered the sanest political acl req
erick William Nv. has TO boast OF. III man. III
any walk of like, however humble al al once
proves quite the reverse OF what ne was 'aAch
for, generally his angry aud duped nelghooIS are
sure to turn over the leaves of his history rake up
bygOne stories, remember whenever there was
something wrong with the fellow, stitch together
the queer scraps and odd ends of the past, ana al
last arrive at the morbid satisfaction that all along
they ought 10 have known better. Thus II Is now
recolected-and from personal knowledge can
attest the fact-,hat DR.. jacob the leading phys-
clan Of the Rhenish Lunatic Asylum at Siegberg,
was, ali at once, in the month of May, ISIS, sun
moned b. Berlin by Mr.. Camphausen. the then
head of the ministry, to assist the King. Who,
IA was then said, labored under sn Inflammation of
the brain. The nervous system Of his Majesty
had, as the myrmidons Of the new-ianged Cabinet
whispered in very confidential circles, been rudely
shaken by the days of March. and. especially by
the scene where the people placed him face to face
with the bodies Of the citizens killed consequence
Of a preconcerted Misunderstanding forcing him
to uncover bis head before and implore mercy of
those bloody and still warm corpscs. That Fred
lrick Northumberland recovered there csu be 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

EXCISE COMMISSIONERS. - Messrs Haskell ana
Holmes held meeting yesterday, but transacted 10
! business, and adjourned to this afternoon
THE SMOKE NUIsAScE.-Since the Common Ceunea
has been so dsnterestedly kind to the Fourth a's'a,
in abatng the " smoke nuisance" we wish "V~s
show equal favor to the Third avenue, ana a0'''
greater smoke nuisance than any other ayenne ''',
had occasion to complain Of. IL Is the nu'an''
cigar smoke upon the cars, and generally Il e"nS
from the very meanest sort of tobacco such a. ".
meanest loafers use as none but such character VIZ
puff such filthy compound Acted rum-bres'0 ~
tobacco smoke into the faces Of a crowd OF men W.
women who cannot escape the infection. Hs~
cepton 70 the general rule Of late, to be able 10 -
tim on Third.ayenue car, without being sicksssa
withone Of these filthy tobacco locomotives; and ws~
assured by several persons that they have quit uss
the cars of that road on account OF the smoke naf
ance. II il idle for the managers of the road to poe
up notices. "No smoking allowed" These noue@
only serve to obtain money under false pretenss 10"
persons who 90 upon the cars innocent enough to sup
pose the rule will be enforced Those who dislike
be sufocated with tobacco smoke trust the rule "s
mean, for their protection. The smokers know "N
not Il IL insult 10 common sense for cond1c'"s,
or those hghern authority to saythey cannot Prs',a.
smoking on the cars. We can tell them how II can '.
electually done. Let the President Of the ComP''y
issue the following card. "All conductors are requH
to stop their cars, whenever person comes Oh
smokng, until the smoking is stopped. Neg'is
to obey this rule viii stop his pay. GiTe ths e"'
every smoker" ,-.,5
Our word for Il there viii be no more comPi', n
the smoke nuisance, and the receipts Of the rVS'
increase.
AS UsMIIGArED SoAMP.-One OF those - A..
cases which 20 often occur nowadays, wherein -.
signing villain takes advantage Of the conhdeho "a
trusting woman for his own selfish purpo'e'' 80 ~.
leave her at last to wretchedness and wsn' 80,
CURED recently in wiIiamsburgh. More thsh 30
ago Ann FITZGERALD by name, young woman .. ,' I'd
place Of respectable connections, became
with young man known as George W. sep. ~. but
by trade g machinis' who was, We believe -, au-
la. ccrta,nI, ;.r many mopii' ps'f' been I'D ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23
CITY ITEMS.

CALI OF PAsToR.-The Membership Of Monnt
Oliyet Church Baptist have unanimously extended
call to the Rev. J. W. Holman to become the perna'
nent pastor of that church. Mr.. Holman has filed hs
pulpit of this church since its first commencement 10
May last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-23

EXCISE COMMISSIONERS. - Messrs. Haskell anC
Holmes held meeting yesterday but transacted h'
business, and adjourned to this afternoon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22

We learn from 4 gentleman cngag-
ed. IN the numbering business on this riv-
err, that much more is being done in the
woods this winter in getting timber than
it WAS expected would have boai' done
IN the carly part of the season., Al
though there Is not 50 much doing as
is usually done, on account Of the dill
Guilty experienced by many in procuring
supplies. Those who have pu; teams
INTO the woods are doing first rate. \
larger amount of logs will be got out
THIS season in proportion to the rum
Der OF teams and men employed than
has been got oct for many winters past.
The winter thus far has been remarkably
favorable to numbering operations.
Calais ldrutiScr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22
The Boston Journal
FOR 1858.
"1he Farorite Paper in Ntw England"
Published Daily, semi-veesiy and Wtes,y.

In announcing the terms for the Boston Journey
for fs5s the proprietor docs net deem it nccessaSr
to describe its peculiar characteristics as popuJ
newspaper, OF to make sny special promises for tht
futute He deems it sufficient to say, that vbae
the journal has been in the past it will be in this
inture by the almost unanimous consent of ito
contemporaries throughout New England. Thd
Journal stands at the head of the New Englan .
Press IN all those qualities which go to mako up .
reliable ehtorprising, Lue acuypapv This position
1t has attain by pursuing steady, straight-for-
ward course in all respects and by sparing ncith-
ef labor nor money to give the latest intelligence
ana the fullest reports of all matters of interest q
TIE earliest moment. 1t las relied upon its own
merits ard not ups the representations Of canvass
ssls or "drunmers" to gain for it the confidence
and patronage Of the Public-and the result hns
been that 1t has now circulation more than d, n
bic that OF any paper Of its class in New England
Ard at no previous time has its circulation in.
creased more rapidly than during the past six
months: The proprietor intends by the employ
ment OF experienced and comp"ten mt men in ali tho
departments Of the establishment and by the most
liberal outlay Of money in the procuring Of jmpor-
tant news from all Guarteis, to make The Journal
stiI more worthy the name of 'the fouore paper Of
At~ Lnyi0nd" And with this simple announce
meat he invites the attention Of newspaper readers
and newspaper dealers throughout New England
to the following statement of the terms for tho
several editions o. The Journal:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22

Worthless bills, of all dcnomina.
tons, on he Exchange Bank, Bangor,
Me-, altered so as to correspond in ma
ny respects with the issues of the Ex-
change Bank Of Boston, have been Put
IN circulation in this ci,y,-R9s'on
Uerald.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22
PURE POTASH
I'M TIN CAMS
B. 7. BABBBIT7, G8 T. 70 WasAiag
ton 81, ". Y. anil SO Iadia st.,
BOSTON.
Il He Proprietor of this POTASH has

y HE Proprietor of this POTASH has
for many years seen the necessity Of having
some reliable standard for the strength Of PDY.
dSH. The adulteration has become so general,
That 1t has, Notwithstanding its valuable proper
ties, gone nearly out of use. Tho Proprietor has
taken the responsibility of subscribing his name
to every package, and warrants the strength to be
uniform, and when used always producing the
stEe results Potash many times is aduturated
WITH salt, which is destructive in making soap; it
makes the Ladies say they did not have good luck
&c. One other reason that Potash has gone out
of use IL, it is so unpleasant to handle cling put
up in wooden casks, and becoming LIQUID in ma
ny cases, and very troublesome to the retailers
Now the Proprietor first obtains pure Potashcs
always being the same strength, and producing the
same results; and will warrant it in all cases il
the directions are followed, to produce double the
fleet in making soaps, and all other purposes for
which Potash is used, with full directions for maxi
og the best Of Soft Hard, or Fancy Soaps. 1t is
lad with little troblc; the ley is all prepared in
We or ten minutes.
Id. Potash warranted to cut ) lbs of crease
nto good soap.
II lbs. will make one barrel beautiful soft soap.
Directions for making soft soap.
Directions for making Hard Soap.
Directions for Laundries and Hotels.
Directions Tor cleaning cotton waste that has been
used fer cleaning machinery of all kinds.
Directions for using this Potash in place of sal
soda.
Directions for sticking India rubber coles on
ahocs,
IL All the above directions accompany the cans
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22

FLUID AccIpExr.-Mr. NJ. I. Hill
Of this place was severely burned last
Wednesday evening by burning faia.-
/, appears that his wife attempted to sit
= lamp on the mantel, but in so doing
struck it against the mante. broke the
lamp and spilled same OF the huid On to
Mr.. II. who was sitting near, The fire
instantly communicated. burning his
left hand and arm and side OF his head
and face very severely. Mrs. II. burned
her hands slighly.-NaeAlas Uaiost.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22
T HE WEEKLY JOURNAL.

Published on Thursday Morning,
Contains thirty columns Of reading matter. prcpar
cd especially for its columns and embraces all tho
news OF interest for the week. 1t is furnished ct
the following very low rates:
one copy one year Two Dollars
Two copies, one year Three Dollars.
rive copies, one year Six Dollars.
len copies one year Ten Dollan&
And one to getter up of club.
twenty copies one year Twenty Dollars.
And two to getter up Of club.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22

Aoo0NMoDArING.---.isa gentleman Was re
Gently passing over CharlestoVn Brdse, nj
the dead hour oil night, hc was ecco>Ied ~
two ylllainous individuals. who inquired the
hour Of tie night. The gentleman qeie, y
stepped under tic liz Of the LAMBS, an
drawing revolver. eockin. It, and aiming
j, at the mel, ne drtW q valuable gold ehro-
nometer, aud holding IL directly over the
muzzle OF the pistol, rpiici Look and
seo'' Cool and acc9uiJ4-isu-, that.-frdr-
tiIer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22
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LATE AGENT or u. ). PATENT OFFICE, WASHING
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Patents IN the United States; also in Great Brit.
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actions, Assignments, aud all Papers or Draw jngs
lof fatents, executed on liberal terms. and " ;th
"lSP"tch. researches made into American or For
eign works, to determine tbs alidity of Patents
or inycntionS-and legal or other advice rendered
IN all matters touching the same. Comics Of the
cinims al any Patent ON RENTING One Dollar
ASSIGNMENTS recorded at Washington.
This Agency is not only the largest in New Fpr-
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securing patents or asccrtaining the pa ssabilitv
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