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Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-23
SHERIFF SALES.
sHERIFF,s SALE.

INV WRITE OF A DECRETAL ORDER Is
sued cut of the District Court. 10Th JUDICIAL
nj strct IN and for Butte County and state OF Cal
fornia against JACOB s. NORRIS; ana MhEf ..
The sum OF Three Hundred and Ninety Six, Eighty
One Hundredths (S396,e0) Dollars principal debt.
with interest said sum at the rate OF Ioul "a per
rcnt per month from the REIMBURSEMENT t21thl
day of November. a. ID. 1870. unti pald Also All
coats of suft taxed In the sum Of Twenty Three
Ninety One HundredtIfs tS23,90) Dollars: together
with I'll the accruing costs on said writ, to me di
rected and delivered commanding me 10 sell all.
or 40 much thereof az may be sufficient To pay the
Judgment above specified and all costs of suit, of
he mortgaged premises hereinafter described. to
satisfy said demands, will on the TWENTY SEC
OND (22) DAY OF JANUARY. A. ID. 1855, at the
hour of two ~ O'Clock p. NJ. of safd daN in pursu
snce of the requirements of said writ se at public
sale 10 the highest bidder for cash. The following
morgaged property, described in said order of sale
rs follows to wit: Lois number one, two three,
four five and six. Il, =, ;. T. and g. in Block num-
Der thirysix (3G). and Lots number one, two. five.
six and seven. u, 2. 80, aud ~ in Block number
eight GS1: Also. Ire lot of ground fronting on Bird
street eighty S0l feet and on lIuntoon street thirty
36 feet being the lot of ground at the corner Of
BIRD and Huntoon streets. on which the old Metro
politan Theatre formerly stood. The lots of ground
above specified being described according 10 the
map or plan of the Town Of OroviIe. witch is filed
in the county recorders Office of Butte county. and
said property is allSituaedint Town of Oroville
aforesaid.
The above sale to take place in front of the Court
House door, in the Town of 0roville, County ana
State aforesaid
n. d PLUn, sheriff Butte County.
Dated December d9lb, 1851 d2s
The above sale is postponed until Friday, the tn
day OF February, A. d. lejs at the same place and
time of day.
~. ID. PLU.M. Sheriff Butte County
Oroville, Jan. 22d, 1855.
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CONSTABLE SALES.
CONSTABLE S SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, issued ont of
IL Justice Berrys Court, OF Ophir Township,
county OF Butte, TO directed. In favor Of S. w.
VANLUVEN ,and against CHARLES G. HUBBAkD,
have seized and will expose for sale at Public Auc.
ton. at I O'Clock, on TUESDAY, the TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY. A. ID 1858, at John :.
Berry's office in 0rOve. the following described
property to ~it: All the right title and interest of
Charles G. Hubbard in and to a certain piece or par
Gel of land known gs the Smith. Hubbard Il RodiIe-
gus Claim. lying and being within the carlton -
estate. about oneshaif mile below Oroville.
II. L. P.4TTON, Constable.
Dated, 0royille, the 4th day Of Jan. A. D. l-jS.
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NOTICE
CuuN1Y OF BUTTE. !
mrOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO
"a whom 1t may concern, that wherens, AN action
" as brought in the Justice Court, Ophif Township,
IN and tor Butte County. California; on the 4th day oi
JapInry. a. ID. 1898. before me. Edward DOnaho.
Justice Of the Teace in ana for said Township by Jas
T. Emerson, assignee of G.. w Carrott against
Horace Brewster upon one certain account aud lien
flied by said G. W CARROT against certain house
belonging to said Horace brewster, and situated 10
wit; On the lett and the head oil small ravlne
emptying into and extending to Main Feather river
near The ferry of II. q. La.hrop, said ravne bearing
The name of Cherokee Ravinp.' and TIE said house
being situated about one hundred yards TO the east
of Ira Eaton Co 2 hydraulic fiume, ind On lot OF
ground in imme:inc connection with n lot of ground
with a house thereon formerly owned by one James
Trauur and being situated near To large oak tree
said house heng o"cuped about the-5th day of
August A ID 1851 by the said Horace Brewster as II
residence, and ii appearing that the proceedings IN
the said cause regular, and that the particulars
ortbe said demand, with description OF The premi-
SEES sought 10 bo charged with the said lien have
been established by the judgment Of the Court, where
on Judgment was rendered by the said Court Gu the
sh DAY of January, A. ID. ic5S in favor of the sad
Jas + Emerson and against the said Horace Brews-
teI in the sum Of one hundred and siEtyseven snd
seven one humble dths (Si67 07) dollars and interest
thereon ri three per cent PER mouth from the said
5th day of August A ID. 1857 until paid, to wit: in
the sum of Sly2 IL and interest thereon a. three per
cent monthly until paid and for costs in the sum Of
twelve and forty one hundredhs dollars already ac-
cred in said suit and tuT all costs which shall here
after accrue in said sult. and order having been
entered by the said court that the said lien be fore.
clos ed that the premises above described 10 wit, The
premises described In the laid lien, be sold according
To law: that the monies arising from said sale be
brought into Court and applied 10 the payment Of the
said Judgment. interests and costs therefore II
Il ordered by The Court that notice be given by pub
icaiion in the Daily Butte Record. newspaper pub
shed in the town Of 0roville daily for ten days, 10
any and all persons holding liens on the above de-
scribe premises to be and appear before this Court
on saturday the iwenty-third day Of January A. d.
1855 at one O'Clock z. NJ, and exhibit their liens
against the said premises. and their proof of such
liens according 10 the statute In such made and
provided.
Given under my hand this 14th day Of January A.
d. 1885, EDWARD DONOHO.
Jan l4id Justice Of the Peace, 0phir Township.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Euy VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION

ID issued out OF the Dlsinct court the Fifteenth
Judicial District la and Tor Butte county and state OF
california to me directed and delivered, command
inc me Ia make The ct eight hundred and sixty
nine ffty three one huhdredths lsst9 tSl dollars
with interest Their, on the rate OF ten 10 per cent
per nunum from the INVENT, seventh lZ'ihi day OF
Noyemb,r A. u. 1857 until paid. and the further sum
of forty one twenty nundredths tsil 2ol dollars
costs of suit and nccTung costs satd wri, wherein
! GOODMAN & co are plaintiffs and WIN. JACoBS
A ELIAS NATHAN dong business under the name
and style of N. jacobs U. are defendants have
levied upon and shall expose al public sale TO The
HIGHEST bidder Il cash On the THIRD III DAY or
FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1855. at the hour OF two ~
o,cock p Of said day. all OF the right title ana IN
terest OF the above named defendants ia and TO The
following descrue property, To wit; All that certain
niece or parcel of land situated on the northeast
side of Main street in Spanishtown in Butte county,
california, together with house situated thereoh,
occupied and known as m. Jacobs \ Coz store.
house., said house being about one s.orl high and
shout sixteen feet in width and twenty eet IN
length. A.. ,,o,., ro,s.
door in the town of Orovile County and state asefe'
id
". ID. PLUM, Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville, January 12th 1855
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BRIDGE AND FERRY NOTICE

MvOTlCE is he eby given that the undersigned will
~ apply TO the Board of Supervisors IN ana Tor
Nuite county at their February session In 1888 far
License to construct Toll Bridge and Ferry across
The Middle or south Fork Of Feather River n few
rods above its junction with he North Fork OF sad
river. ~ l'N - In T. 81 ' '"L G. wa
Ridweli Jan. st. lF5S
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Va OTICE is hereby given to MI persons having
~ claims agains; the estate Of William Harlan de
reosad IN nresent the same 10 " M. Evans. 1T his
ranch on Litlle Buile Greek In Butte county, within
len non,hs after this date oF they will be forever
narad WM. l.. EVANS,
Administrator of said Estate.
Orovile, Dec. 10, 1s57.-4w
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

UrY VIRUUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
AD out OF Justice Berry's court, of ophir Town
ship. County OF Butte. to directed in favor of A.
DWIGHT and against JOHN HOFFSTETrER,I have
seized and shall expose for sale at public auction,
at O'Clock p. NJ. on edne sday the TWENTY
SEVENTH day of January, A. u. 1858, az Wilson's
Ranch Butte County, road from W yandotte to
wit - Three water bitches that lead from the
Middle lloncut and terminate in the vicinity Of Will
sons ranch in Butte County.
Il l.. P,4TTON, Constable.
Dated Orovle, Jan. st 1857.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
>-OrICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO

ali ne,sons having claims against samuel Tren-
nenan deceased late Of Butte County TO present the
same with the necessary vouchers 10 Chas = Lou ri
his Office In Orovile, or 10 Andrew A. boyie al ms
osr this date or they will be forever barred.
~ ANDREW A. BOYLE,
Administrator Of said Estate.
Oroyille, jan 14tb, 1855.
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DEcLARAToRY NOTICE


SUSAN FRANKLIN, Wife of Geo.
q NJ. Franklin, OF Bangor in The Township of Is ~
andotte and County Of Butte, being duly sworn do
hereby declare to the public that II is my intention
to carry on herceforth in my own name and on my
own account. The business pertaining 10 Bar and
Billiard Saloon ut The place known as the Burton
Ale House." in said Township, and that the capital
invested in said business does not exceed the of
Ave thousand dollars.
Witness my hand ard seal this 22d day Of Decem-
Der \. u 1851. SUSAN FRANKLIN. seal
Sworn to ard subscribed before me this 22d day OF
Dec. A. ID. 1867. E.S. OWEN,
Justice OF the Pevce
STATE or CALIFORNIA;, County of Butte.
ON this 23d day Of December A. ID 1857, before
mex :. Owen, Justice Of The Peace in and for said
county, personally appeared the above named susan
Franklin. to me personally known TO be the indivd-
nal described in and who executed the foregoing dec
laration, aud nowledged that she executed the
same freely and voluntarily for the and purposes
therein mentioned.
Given under my hand and seal thi. day and year
aforesaid. E.S. OWEN, (sEAL
Justice Of the Peace Of wyandotte Township. =
j20-?~
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. C. YOUNG.

LateProfessorat theUniversity, Penn.
Can be found at the old stand, corner Of
montgomery and California streets, San
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for want of scientific medical treatment, and
YOU fear To- apply to Physician, because hey have
been deceived or their friends have been by some
of the dharatans Sh iniesi The community alu VINO
publish themselves as good physicians, professors,
e,c To sll ,uch we unhesitatiHgiy recommend Dr. j
G. Young. as a Physician in whom all oan place con.
6dcnce. lie is a man OF eminent and profound
wbo' con symnashise with persons IN affection His
standing a. a Physician ard gentleman are both
guaranteed-the first BY his medical works. which
are an hor to their author and .ne eIses e ana ia
has heen bopored since his advent in California, and
The Iatter Inv his psrons ana large circle OF
acquaintance,
rgNo CURE, NO PAY-es
pis Office Is al the corner OF Montgomery and Cal
70, via streets, Fan Fin ncisco
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Where he can be consulted privately and with the
utmost confidence by the afflicted ut all hours day
from A. NJ. until 4 P. NJ. (Curesalways guaranteed
or no pay required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16
City Intelligence.

EXCITEMENT At TIE TAX SEcuygRs 0r1cE. ajunc.
ton restraining the delivery Of the lists 10 the Re-
ceiver having been removed the books opened ana
the business recommended yesterday morning There
was quite rush OF Taxpayers, who anxious 10 take
advantage OF the provisions OF he law which makes
reduction OF seven per cent all paid before the "a
Of November next One per cent viii be added 10 tho
taxes unpaid the LIST of Dccembcr two per cont
those unpaid the 18th of December per cent
per annum on all taxes due the LIST of January
The business done the Receivers Office for the next
month will be very large owing to the per de-
ductnn. what "A pity ~ that the taxpayers do MOI
combine 10 rescue our city government from horde
corruponsts Who now control u We're they 10 do So
they could not but thirty per POI snnuin
at least
DEDICATION or ANOTHER CArnoIIc Cuunm-Tho neg
Catholic Church cf St. Joseph in Hudson City, OF which
the Rev. venua is pastor, will be soctnnly dedicated
tomorrow Sunday at half past ten O'Clock ght Rev
ir Baylcy, Bishop OF Newark, will preach the dedication
sermon. In addition to the large congregation who are
frequent the church, there will doubt be concourso
Of visitors from this city the ,sion Bishop Baylcy
being noted for has eloqucnce and learning.
FlRK SmrsoAEp.-Thc ship Isaac Webb lying a, tia
dock foot OF eesman street. discovered ~ be on ire
about eight O'Clock last evening Thcrc was no ALARM
rung, but 80 engine was soon hand and the WIS
put out before much damage done.
T,sxgryrrs Tux USrSD STATES rRIGArx SABINE
terday afternoon officers Cornell and Quigey OF the Hx
Dor Police, arrested two named George Stark ana
was arrested nj Isl Rivngion street, and the latter
seamcns boarding house in James STREET kept BY Thomas
scott They were taken on beard by the above olicors
and given IN charge Of Lieutenant Woodruff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16

ALLEGED ATTExrr kDSArrso George smith and
Archibald McAis,er brought before Justice O.
born, al the Lower Police Court yesterday charge
attempt Al kidnapping preferred against them by Charles
Edwards. The complainant in his affidavit forth thai
on Thursday night he walking along Water street
The prisoners accostej him, and asked him If he wou..
Ike TO 60 TO sea. Edwards, being q hndsman aud en-
tTely ignorant Of maritime affairs, declined their gener
Qua offer Finding that coaxing out OF the question
the prisoners grabbed bold Of the panan and forcc
him INTO one Of the upper in the sailor bo.rn,
house 81 John lawson No ga Water street with the In
tenhon ol starving him into submission After keplns
Edwards ~ confinement twelve hours the pri.oner
entered the roEm, and, as n last resort, sought u
lntimdate Edwards BY nourishing a dirk knife owe
bis head stu Edwards refused be sailor bow bo
ihe more he Insisted on not gong hs more deter
mined were bis captors tnal he should 80 voyage
Luckily, at this moment EDWARDS struck with Al
ls,a lie ran ~ III. window which overlooked the rear
tG- premises and hailoed murder" loudly that tn
ncighDcrs were attracted, AM subsequently, the attnt
q policeman Pecry Of the Fourth district, callod
the spot, when the prisoner released from ncarce
ration and his csrtors marched OF the lock up
During his Temporary Imprisonment Edwards suffered a.
yefciy al the hands of the prisoners par " bsrl
eyes, broken nose aud sundly other d.igGratons Q
the counrnancc showed plainly that the complainant Ia
been stability treated The accused committed 70
examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16
The Crisis OF TIE Central American I'm.
brogiic-The solution OF the Question.

Our relations with the Central American
Powers are rapidly approaching point at which
it seems TO be the intention Of solse of
them to tcs, the determination of our goveri-
men, in the policy II has adopted
This policy il explicitly laid down in the
despatch of General Cas- to General Lamar. our
Minister to Nicaragua and Costa RIGA, and en-
braces four great principlea-First, the Transit
routes across the American Isthmus must be
opened and made safe TO the commerce Of the
whole world, without the exaction Of contribu-
tions from II in virtue Of territorial sovereignty:
second. that this country will oppose the estab-
lshment Of any European protoctorate on
this continent; third that the lives and int
rests Of American citizens must and shall be pro-
toctcd; fourth, that the arbitrary DEGREES Of
revolutionary and epbemcral Presidents and
Governors in the SpNnish-Amercan States. yio-
laling alike existing treaties and international
law will not be recognized as obligatory upon
our citizens In the cacs Of the republics Of
Nicaragua and Costa Rca there exist.
in addition to these general principles, which must
be respected, certain grave demands for
reparaton TO our citizens and apology to our
government The Inclination OF this policy to
the Central American Powers was accompanied
by an insimation, or rather distinct DECLARE
ton. that if the proper authorities would not ac
cord justice 10 our citizens our government
would take the discharge Of that duty into ;se
own hands
Nicaragua is the first to put this declaration of
our government to the test Confding Ia and
abusing It's own weakness and insignifcance, its
President united with that Of Costa Rica In lay
ing before the Powers Of Europe a gratuitously
false and calumnious declaration against the
government Of the United States lie then
refused to exchange an honorable and libe-
raj treaty which had been made between
the two governments and ratified by the
Constituent Assembly Of Nicaragua, and insisted
upon and obtained from that Assembly certain
important and insulting notifications TO il.
Afttr this be sends minister to Washington,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16

TEarR HArtH, Oct. IS, 1853
sullivan county, Secrst ADMINISTRATOR tor Congress
Seventh dstric), has about IS majority The Iecomp
Ton county ticket represented 90 have 30 majority
Putnam county gives loo majority for DAVIS, indcpen
dent Seventh dlstriot).
In Clay county the vote In close.
In Hancock county the republicans rain largely
In Marion county the whole republican ticket Il
elected.
Knox county gives Hoyey, anti.recompton, $50 majo.
rty.
vanderburg county gives him 500 majority, and his
eecuun over Nblack i considered certain
In farke county Davis majority n about 900.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is. 1858.
Private dispatches from Indiana state that Nblack al
mnistraon, Is undoubtedly elected the First Congress
sionxl district.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16
Naval Intelligence.

Lieutenant John Gucet, recently detached from N
United States steam rsasc Niagara, has been assigned
duty at the Naval Rendezvous, Philadelphia.
Lieutenant william A. Webb, also recently attached {
the ship has been ordered Join the Paraguay
petition FIRST Lieutenant of the Caledonia charterc
steamer, now at tho New York Navy Yard.
Purser G. , Jackson has reported Cor duty ne Purs,
~ charge 81 the Wcstcrnrnrt and Caledonia two of
chartered steamers n tho Paraguay expedition.
Pur2er James " Harwood, recently detached from N
Naval station at annapolis has been assigned The 9th.
Al the Charicstown Navy Yard the brig Dolphin In
reaay Tor aea, and Will sail for Paraguay dire,
Acting Master Crussman has been detached from he
The following i corrected list OF tho officers Of n
Ioiphins-Ccmmander. John VI. Steedman; Lieutenant
John Van Mccuium, Charles W. Thcsscn AID Edward
Williams Assistant surgeon, Albert l.. Ghon; Cor
mander y Clerk - Gould.
The that the soop Of war Hartford vou
be launched on tho I'D inst Premature no orb.
having yet been received from washuAtou 10 III
ELECT. Wofkmcn are preparing the ways but the al
viii net probably be- launched before tho middle
November
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The Pennsylvania Election.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 10, 1858.
The official count Of the Thirteenth Congressional dis.
trict gives Junkn, opposition, ~ majority.
reported that the opposition have elected their
ddatc for state Senator in York county this correct
the opposition will have ono majority IN the Senate.
At the meeting here to-day OF the Judges Of the Election
Returns, aidavts read charging rauds the FIRST
Congrt soIa district, indicating TN Colonel Florence
seat viii be contested.
READING, Oct. is, 1883
In the Eighth Congressional district tho John
Schwartz i ,32l ana for J. Clancy Jones ,302.
The Twenty fourth Congressional district IL in doubt
four counties give James l.. Gils, democrat, 0iO
jorty The same counties in 1856 gave lss democratic
majority.
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Markets,


New ORLEANS, Oct Is, 1858.
Cotton market unsettled; sales to-day 5000 bales, the
market osing heavy; the sales Of the week add up
$1,000 bales and the receipts $500; stock. 0,0oo
bales, against go last year receipts at this p0
ahead q last CO COO bales; do all Southern ports
los COO, Sugar finn at TIC. Moiasses lower Flour
dull at SIS o. Corn quiet sales at 65c. Mess pork noln.
nay SIT Lard buoysnt a, l0kc Rio coffee, 10kc
ales Of the week 1850 bags stock 500 bags agasa
,2s SEQ last year Frcght;-Cotton 10 Liverpool I'd
Sterling exchange, So per cent. Sight drafts on New
York. per cent discount.
Cotton-Saes today COO bales &c for mddhng:
the sales OF the week foot up io,25o bales, and the
ccp,s 900 against 500 for the corresponding week ia
year receipts ahead Of last "a 900 bales, stock.
al coo bales Freshts-Couon to Liverpool, hd and 70
Iiavre, 1c
CHARLESTON, Oct, IA, 1853.
The sales Of cotton o6ay COG bales; for the week
they foot up 1900 bales. Middns fair quoted at l2xc
a 12Ac.
CHARLESTON, Oct. Is, 1853.
Cotton sales to-day OF 2lO0 ba.cs ut decline OF xe.
We quote good mddng at ilc and midtling far at las
SAVANNAH, Oct. Ia, 1858.
Cotton-sales of the week, $40 bales receipts q ooo
stock, "a Co. Tho market closed with declining
dency.
BUFFALO, Oct l6-oPM
Flour market quiet; prices MISUNDERSTANDING, how
ever, down1ar sales 100 bbs at 81 rs "a S7k for
choice Wisconsin, IS i2h IS rs for good TO choice In
diana, Michigan and Ono S. 37 So SO for choice IA
yorte extras. Wheat IN moderate demand; market
steady sales 45 SEQ bushels rejected Chicago spring
Coc. Milwaukee club at Soc S3c red Ohio at 95c., do.
Indiana at g4c white Wabash at o5c, and No. Chicago
spr ng s5c. Corn pretty good demand; market
finer sales so, COO bushes at 5Sc a IS &c for prime
Barley dull ut Soc. Rye lower sales ,uu0 bushels az
6Gc. Oats quiet at 46c Whiskey steady sales 800 bbis
at 20 204c. Canal freighs unchanged Lake receipts
in the last twenty four hours rs 100 bbls Hour IS 500
bushels wheat 200 bushels 4s00 bushels
Canal shipments-5,50o bbs flour, 600 bushels wheas
IS, 500 bushels corn.
OswEGo, Oct. l5-6 p. n.
Flour dull Wheat lower: sales 1900 bushels Chicago
spring at I3c, 0co do at l5cthe latter for country
milling. Corn dull: sales 5000 Indiana at 60c aoat.
Barley, o7c 9oc sales 0co bushels Canadian private
terms. Canal freghs steady Lake imports $40 bbls.
e. shets " Cana
exports 400 bbls. -four, 30 800 bushels wheat, 400
bushels corn $500 bushels oats, 100 bushels barley
CINCINNATI, Oct. Is, 1855
Flour dull. whiskey, 17Ac; some sales az ike.
Wheat dull. Prov isions quiet.