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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-03-12

PLAN FOR DISUNlON.-"We nave reaSOH 10
believe (says the N. Y. Express) there is
much truth in the following from the cores
pondent Of the New York Times, and we hap
pen to know that at least one prominent
u. S. Senator from free State has express
ed desire to accommodate the opposite ex-
trems upon their own TERMS"
81 am informed, on good authority, that
one of the most distinguished OF the South
ern Senators remarked, few days since, to .
Senator from free Staie--in conversation,
but not on6dentially-that the South had
no interest in Kansas and cared nothing for
it, but that they were convinced that the
true interests of both North and South re-
quired separation, and they were deter
mined to bring it about.
81 am perfectly satisfied, from various con-
siderations that dissolution of the Union
is the real object aimed at under cover Of
zeal for the Lecompton Constitution. Sen
ator Mason's remark in debate, yesterday,
refers to the project. There is systemat.
ic plan Of operations already agreed upon, to
be carried into operation upon the rejection
of Kansas.
1t is believed that Maryland will go with
the South,-if not at first, as soon as a sep
aration shall be effected;-and hopes are en-
tertained that, through Mr.. Buchanan's influ-
eHce, Pennsylvania will also be brought to
join the South. The President is perfectly
aware of the these movements, but Processes
that by aiding the Lecompton movement he
can acquire an influence with the disunion
leaders which will enable him TO defeat their
schemes,
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lE- The editor is again absent this week,
having gone to Pikeville Circuit Court.
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The PUBLIC PRIHTING.-The printing of
Congress has become an enormous source Of
expenditure, which cannot fail TO startle the
honest yeomaury of the country. Upon a
bill to supply deficiencies in that branch OF
the public service, recently before the House
of Representatives, there were some beaut-
FIJI revelations couple of items Of which are
here noticed. Mr.. Burnett, of Kentucky,
said: .'rhe second volume Of the Japan Elk.
pedition cost the Government S99,635 AZ, or
S5.4l for each copy and The illustrations for
the Sd, 4th, 9th, 9Th and 7th volumes of the
Pacific Railroad Survey, most of which he
believed to be utterly worthless, were esti-
mated to cost Sl9s,729 "a. The mere maps
of the report of the Coast Survey would cost
$2l, 6l5 rs, and that the rats, the mice, the
owls, the woodcocks, and the squirrel, in the
Agricultural Report of the Patent Office
pictures not worth the paper on which they
are printed-cost the Government altogether
$45, All 25."
Mr.. Letcher, of Virginia, asserted, "in re.
gard to Lieut.. ellis Report of the Naval
Astronomical Expedition to Chill, the lst, ID
and 9th volumes were already printed, two
more were in progress, and the 18th would
complete the work. According to the aver.
age cost of the volumes already completed
the entire work will cost Sll5,l07 81. Vi
the Pacific Railroad Surveys, ordered at the
second session of the Thirty third Congress
seven volumes had already been printed and
the eighth was nearly ready. According to
the average cost Of the volumes already done
the entire work would cost $S32,79l 49,
These were specimens of the kind Of extrava
gance which had been going on from thai
day to this."-R usselluille (Ky) Herald.
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tY- Gov. Perry, of Florida, has issued a
call for the enlistment of moro volunteers, to
serve in the Billy Bowlegs war.
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TaE ELEcrIoN.-The election last Saturday
resulted in the reelection Of John 4. Gouldy
for Sheriff. The vote stood, for Gouldy OLE +;
Rogers oO4, woolf l39. I. s. Garrison was
elected Trustes-Ths vote being, for CARR
son Sic Stephenson e4s; Kirksey LAG.
The following persons were elected Ceusta-
bles in the several Civil Districts:
list Dist.-No slection-a tie.
Cd WIN. Foster.
Sd Richard Rothwell.
4th X. Faulkner.
9th VIM. Lasatsr.
9th - Barnett.
7th Jas. Turner and VIM. Rudd.
9Th - Porter.
9th - Heddlestou.
10th - Rice.
18th Wm Cass.
18th Chas. Cate.
18th - Elliott.
14th {" Jas. Thompson.
18th =" - Jenkins.
10th - Weir.
18th - Umphrey.
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Mr.. DALLAs.-A Washington correspon-
dent says :--"lt is whispered that MIR. Dallas
will probably be offered the federal judgship
made vacant by the death of Judge Kane, of
Philadelphia. This course will perhaps, make
his recall from the English mission accepta-
BILE to him. The former relations between
that gentleman and President Buchanan have
been somewhat Of rivalry, and doubtless the
latter has deicacy with respect TO the recall,
which the opportunity to tender this appoint
ment does away with"
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ABERNETHY's Flos.-When AOe'"''
was canvassing for the office o. surg .ooo
st. Bartho lomew's Hospital, he eaIleu y r.,
a rich grocer. The great man a0u's so,,
him, said, II suppose, sir, you want u" sou,
and interest at this momentous era ', ,o,
lifep "No, don'l' said Aberne'o!' and
penywor,h of figs; come, look sharp w.
wrnp them up-l want TO be OIL
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Total amount paid into Treasury, ...si S9l ,9Ss 81
1t will be seen by examining table c, that
from the organization Of the Bank up to
schools and academies ...........:: 12ss,OOO 90
Also, interest on State debt 81 ,31I 500 20
Interest State debt which
accrued from list July, 1S49,
to 9th Feb, 1850, and which
should have been charged to
the account OF interest on
State debt instead Of Treasu-
ry, as stated by the report Of
the Bank Of 1851 ....... 94,62s rs
Total amount Of interest on State debt
paid by the Bank ................... 1472, 157 95
appropriations for Improvement Of rivers sss75 &C
Total payments by the Bank from Its orr
gin to list January, 1885 ,522 So
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MASONRY AND MOUNT VERNoN.-We are
happy to announce that the Grand Lodge Of
Ancient Free Masons Of South Caroina, ut
their communication, on Tuesday night last,
promptly and literally responded to the call
of "The Southern Matron," and subscribed
the sum of one hundred dollars, as Lodge
donation, towards the Mount Vernon pur-
chase. They also recommended that the
several Lodges under their Jurisdiction,
sbould take action on the subject, at their
April meetings, and that their respec tive
members should subscribe one dollar each
TO the glorious cause.-Chdr. Cour. 5th.
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PAYMENTS MADE BY THE BANK

BY act Of the General Assembly passed 9th
February, 1850, the Bank was relieved from
the payment of interest on the State debt,
and the annual payments to schools and
academies and was required to pay her prof
its semi-annually into the Treasury.
The books Of the Comptroller of the Treasury show
that from the passage Of this act up to LIST October,
1851 there paid into the Treasury the profits Of
For the next years. ending LIST 0ct 1883 SIS 81
LIST Oct, 1855, 10000 90
" LIST Oct, 1857, 100000 90
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c,on sT.pr-John Bull has oivon n

A Gcop SrART.-John Bull has given the
young Princess, recently married, good
start in the world, having settled on her u
dowry of e2,Ooo,Ooo, with an income of
$4,000 per Annum. The expenses of the
wedding are estimated at 100000.
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PROFITS OF THE BANK

Table A shows that the aggregate profits Of
from its origin to January !, 1855, is Isl,
And that, within the same period she has
reduced her capital by the loss OF bad
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Total amount of capital stock paid in. 4,l2s,sl2 "a
By reference to table A, it will be seen that
the Bank reports her capital on the LIST
and Planters Banks, i to be. 1857 1877 81
Which, when taken from the amount actu-
ally paid In, shows that she has sustain
ed a loss of her caDital amountng T6l .014 ~
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LEGIsLArIvE-In the Senate, on the 3d. the
resolution for the benefit of County Trustees
who have received Free Rank money Tor
school purposes, which money has since de-
preciated. was adopted.
In the House. Senate resolution declaring
the States liability for the issues oil the Bank
of Tennessee. after some discussion was
adopted. The bill to increase the Jurisdic'
ton Of Justices Of the Peace, was amended
and passed third time.
In the Senate, on the 4th, the bill to modi-
fy the Jurisdiction Of County Courts and to
prevent delays in the administration oil JUS
toe, passed last time. The bill to punish
fraudulent banking passed on third reading.
House bill to make more secure the rights oil
vendors of lands passed third time. The
Law Reform bill was taken up and rejected.
The bill to regulate the tax on hired slaves
was passed the third time. On the 9th, Mr..
Hill, from the Commute on Ways and Means,
introduced the appropriation bill. Mr.. Heis-
kell introduced bill to provide for the print
ing of the Reviued Code, and to compensate
the Revisors. Mr.. Whitthorne offered the
following resolution, which was REFEREED:
Resoiued, That the committee on the Peni
| Tertiary be instructed to enquire into the ex'
pediency Of selling the present Penitentiary
building, and changing the present employ
ment of the convicts into the working OF mar
BILE in the marble quarries Of East Tennessee
In the House, 9Th, the bill for the benefit
of School Trustees, providing that deprec
ated currency in their hands shall be made
good, was rejected.
In the Senate, on the eth, House bill tC
supply the Circuit Court Clerks Office Of Sc
vier and McMinn counties with the State Re
ports, passed the third and last time.
In the House, the bill to authorize the PEG
pie to vote for Convention to amend tn,
Constitution, passed third reading. Ayes So
nays7.
In the Senate, on the sth, the bill t.
amend the Bank act of the present session ii
relation to the retiring of small notes, DC
passed third time.
In the House, the bill to amend the crimi
nal laws of this State, passed third reading
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This amount includes the dividends re-
ceived upon the Union and Planters
Bank stock, amounting to .............
Which taken from the profits leaves as the
result of the operations Of the Bank Of
Tennessee for nineteen and half years,
%
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Nashville, March 2, 1888. \
Gentlemen Of the House of Representatives,
Having no record in my office containing
the information sought by House resolution,
No. =, transmitted copy Of the same to
the President Of the Bank of Tennessee, with
a request that he would report to me such
information as the Books OF the Bank would
furnish; in answer to which have received
from him q communication with tabular
statements, marked A, b. G, ID, E. and F,
which herewith transmit to the House. From
these tables, and thorough examination OF
the various reports of the Comptroller oil the
Treasury, | am enabled to answer the vari-
Gus questions propounded by the resolution:
The Capital Stock Of the Bank OF Tennes-
see, with the date when paid into the Bank,
as shown by table B, is composed OF the fol-
lowing items:
July 1885, to Proceeds Of million Of dollars OF
July l. ls45. SIS State bonds, payable 30 years az
ter date and dated It'll May, 1888, interest payable
semi-annuaiy in New York Sl,OOO,OOoW
-Schoo iund ................. 2oo,zS5 w
''''.~----- - ss67 At
July 1, 1880, to (suplus revenue deposited
Congress 1858 200 As
ls45 Proceeds Of sales Of public lands -. 1TO3 32
into the Bank rr.'e' ss,eai eis "A
1856 State Stock in Union Bark $4,000 90
School fund stock in same. -. ,494 90
School fund stock Plaaters'B'k 2S2, 700 90
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Of the Bank,
70
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Aggregate Of cash capital actually paid
Ihto tho DANA --.........
1856. State Stock in Union Bank $4,000 90
School fund stock in same -. 8S,494 90
School fund stock Planters'B'k 2S2, 700 90
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-22
srTERrrF's SALE.

10Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out OF Justice lerry's Court, ophlr Township,
Butte county aud state of California, ON the 2lst day
Of January A. ID. 1883 10 me directed and delivered,
commanding ms 70 make the OF one h,iiidr ed
and fifteen twenty one hundredhs sli5 20 dollars,
together with the further OF thirteen $i3 10 dol
lars costs OF suit, and all accruing costs said writ
wherein NV BROWN Is plaintiff and wM. SHERRY
10 defendant, have levied upon and viii expose at
public sale TO The highest bidder tor cash. on We'd
nesday, theTWENrY-F FOURTH day of FEBRUARY
A. d. 1858. at the hour of two o'clock Z. NJ, of said
day, all Of the right title aud interest of tho above
named defendant In and to the following described
property 10 wit all 0f those certain pieces parcels
of land situated IN the town Of Oroyie, county and
state aforesaid, and known part OF hot No. seven
I'm block No fourteen beginning 66 feet from
of Lincoln and Front street, and fronting IL feet
south side OF Front street and running back southery
100 feet: also portion OF said lot beginning on the
south side OF Front street liz eet from the corner of
Lincoln and Front street, and ffoniiug 20 feet on
Front street aud running back southery SO feet, aud
all the tenements, h redtaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or In anywise appertanng.
The above sale TO take place at the Court House
door In the town OF orove, county and State afore
said.
ND. PLUM. Sheriff Butte County.
Orovillc. Feb. Sd, 1858.
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srfERIrr's SALE


N u
ND order issued out Of the District Court of the
Fifteenth Judicial District, In and for Butte county
ind state Of California, against SIMON GARRASSE
and JOHN w WHALING and In favor OF ROCCO
MARCiiEII,A for the sum Of i've hundred and iity
$3.50 90 dollars principal debt, and the further sum
of three hundred and thirty four twenty five one hun
dredis 1884 q dollars interest, together with leg al
interest thereon from the date OF this decree, aud
thirty per cont thereon for attorneys fees, and the
further sum Of thirty.flve twenty one hundredths
SJ5 20 dollars costs OF suit and all acerung costs ON
said writ, ~ mo directed and delivered, command
ing mo TO soil the mortgaged premises hereinafter
described to satisfy said demands will on SArUR.
DAY theTWENTIErH 20 day OF FEBRUARY A.
ID. 1858, nj tho hour of two O'Clock l.. NJ Of SAID
day IN pursuance Of the requirements OF said writ,
will sell public sale TO the highest bidder for cash,
tho property described In said order of sale rs fol-
lows To witt That certain piece parcel of land sit
ated Ia the town OF Oroville, county aud State aore
said, commencement on the northerly line of Bird
street 90 feet easery from tho north eastery corner
of Bird street and Huntoon street, running along the
SAID norhorly line OF Bird street easterly 80 feet,
thencc nj right angles noriherly so fset, thence AT
right angles westerly 80 feet thence at right angles
scout ery 80 feet 10 the place Of beginning being
part of lot No. , in block No. rs laid down ON tho
existing map Of said town, together with all and SIN
gular the tonemenis, horedaments and appurtenau>
ces ihercnnto belonging or in anywise appertanug
The above sale 10 take place at the Court House
door In tho town OF oroyile, county and State afore
said
W d. PLUM, Sheriff Butte County.
Ofoylle, Jan. Doth, 1858.
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sIzERIeEs SALE.

KlY VIRTUE of a ntion lssned out of the
and for Butte County .sate of California, against
Lyman Bristol, wherein am commanded to make
the Sum Of Two Hundred and Seventy six ninety
four ono hundredths dollars Judgement and the sum
of twenty 10 one hundredths dollars cost aud
aceruing costs said writ have seized and levied
upon all Of the right title and interest OF said Ivy
man Bristol. and to the following described pieces
or parcels OF land, situated In the Town Ophir,
county aud State aforesaid, and more particularly
described TO wit Lots No one, two, three, .
four, Eve, 8 six, seven, eight, and nine. in
block twenty-five, % on the Map of the Carlton
Tract Of land, which Map was hlod In the Recorder
Office of Butte county the sixth day OF October,
A. ID. 1856 Also, all that certain piece or parcel OF
land situated in the Town of ophir, county of Butte
and State Of California described follows to wit
Lots one and eight In block twenty Ave, rs as Is
described ON the Map of the Town of oFoville, and
filed In the Recorders Office Of the aforesaid county
and State together with all the appur teuances
thercunto belonging or In anywise appertalning the
said property, having been heretofore attached by
virtue OF a writ Of attachment issued In the said
cause. which will expose TO public Sale at the
Court House door In the aforesaid comfy and State
the thirtcenth day of February A. d. lSAs at two
o'clock =, NJ, to the highest bidder for cash.
PETER FREER
Late Sheriff Butte County.
Dated Orovilie, Jan 18th, 1853.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-22
CONSTABLE S SALE.

- out of Justice Berry's Court of Ophir Tow aship,
and to me directed in favor Of u. 5. Tower and
against Mary and jas. Bradley, for the of ninety
four dollars debt and fifteen dollars cost of suit,
have seized and will expose tor sale at public auction
10 the the highes; bidder for c-sh Mt j. :. Berry's
Office on Tuesday, the SECOND DAY uF MARCH
A. ID 1855, at IL o'clock N the following described
property, 10 witt lot No. 3 in block No. u laid
down on the map of the town of Oroville, together
with all the buildings and nppurtenanccs thereunto
belonging; said house ia now occupied by David
llailey, Esq also n certain piece parcel of land
situated upon the Carlton estate and marked upon
the map OF said estate Block No. 40, being two
hundred and sixty four feet square, together with all
the buildings and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing.
n L. PATTON, Constable.
Dated Oroville, Feb 10th 1853.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-22
NOTICE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA; Justices Court,
County of Butte. Ophir Township.
yEyUE PEOPLE or THE sTAE OF CALIFORNIA
n 70 Nicholas Gregoylch. Greeting: you are here
by summoned to appear before me, at my Office in
Ophir Township, Of the county of Butte on the 4th
day of March A. d 1858. nj ~ O'Clock NJ, TO answer
recover the sum OF forty two 81 loOths dollars
claimed 10 be due on account for mechanical work
performed on house situated on the west side of
Myers street, next 10 blacksmith shop, and about
sixty six feet southwardly from the north corner
block No. s. and for decree OF foreclosure and sale
Of mechanics lien taken on the same to secure the
payment Of said account, when Judgment WIN be
taken against YOU for sad amount, and for decree
of foreclosure and sale OF the premises aforesaid, to
geher with costs and damages If you fail TO appear
and answer.
To the sheriff or any Constable Of said county,
greeling Make legal seryice and due return hereof.
Given under my hand, this 10th day of February A.
ID. 1855. John S. BERRY, tsEAL]
Justice of the Peace Of said Township.
Feb. 17h-2w
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-22

yHNuE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THEAGE.-
IL Great Blessing to Observation-Disclosures but POI
tent!Dr. Il. j. Czapkay's Prorhylactcum, (self dis.
injecting agent,) sure preyeIaive against Gonnor-
rheal and syphilitic diseases, and an unsurpassed
remedy for all veneral, scroulous, gangrenous ana
cancerous ulcers foetid discharges from vagina utter
us and urehra, ard all cuaneous eruptions and dis
eases. AS nuoculnlion is II sure preventive against
small pox, SO is Or. bad Czapkay's prophyaclicum
preventive against Syphilitic and Gonorheal dis.
eases. Harmless in itself Is possesses the power OF
chemically destroy ing the sphilitc virus, and there
by saving thousands Of deDauchees from being infec
ted bv the most loathsome OF all diseases Let no
young man who appreciates health be without DR.
Czapkay's prophy lacicum. II is in yer, convenient
packages, and will be found convenient for use being
used as soap Price. 81. For sale at Dr.I.. J.
Czapkay's Privute Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite 2
VI. Co.'S Office. San Francisco.
Anetters must be addressed to l.. J. Czapkay, NJ
D. San Francisco.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-22

STATE OF CAIIFOhNlh,
In the District Court of the 18th Judicial District.
County of Butte
CABRA s. SMITH, VS.. GILBERT b SMITH
- Action brought in the District Court of the Fiji
taenth Judicial District, aud tho Complaint Filed IN
the county Of Butte in the Office OF the Clerk OF said
District Court.
The People OF tho state of California, to Gilbert d.
Smith, send Greeting; You are hereby required 10
appear In an action brought against you by the above
naned Plaintiff In the District Court OF the Fifteenth
Judicial District In and for the county of Butte, aud
to answer the Complaint filed therein, (a copy of
which accompanies This Summonsl within ten days
exclusive OF the day OF service after the service
yon OF this Summons IL served within this county, IL
served out of this county, but within this Judicial
District, then within forty daysor Judgment by de-
fault will DO taken against you. The said action Is
brought TO obtain adecree of Divorce, and that the
bonds of marimony existing between plaintiff and
yourself may bo dissolved and forever annulled. and
thai sho have the lawful care and custody of her
two children, also judgment for the costs of this suit
and Ii you fail 10 appear and answer the said COM
plaint above required the plaintiff will apply TO
this Court for the relief demanded In her said COM
plant.
Given under my hand and the Seal OF the District
49, Coprt OF the Fiiteenth judicial District
lSEAL this l2th day OF December, in the year o,
~ our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
hfty-seven.
NH. DARRACH, Clerk.
Ky n. MARBLE. Deputy Clerk dl2-3m
GRANGER CnEEsMAN, Att'ys for plaintiff
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-22
sEyERIrr'S SALE
INV VIItTVTE M AN EXE


NJ issued out OF the District Court fthe Fifteenth
Judicial District In and for Butte county and State Of
California 10 me directed and delivered, command.
ing me 10 make the sum Of nineteen hundred and
Ave dollars with interest thereon At the rate Of ten
per cent per annun until paid from the 10th day of
January A. ID. 1s58 and te further of forty tour
eighty ono huDdredihs dollars costs OF suit and all
accrung Costs on said writ wherein ECkMAN, TEN
NANT. a. co. are plaintiffs and ". IL LEPPELMAN
and !. r. HURLBURD are defendants, have levied
upon and shall expose at public sale TO the highest
bidder for cash. on the 9th day Of March A. D. 1885,
at the hour Of O'Clock r. NJ, Nil the right title an d
interest Of the above named defendants in aDd to the
following described property, to witt All that certain
pecc or parcel Of land lying and being situate Mt
Union Bar, Bidwoll Township, county and State
aforesaid aud described follows: 90 feet fronting
the river by 40 feet deep. and known formerly as
Ryders lot. together with the two story frame house
siiuate upon tho above described premises, and Ia"
stable and outhouses thcreunto belonging or In
anywise apperiainng Also the storehouse joining
Harness grocery the opposite side OF the river
from BdweI's Bar
sale to take place at the Court House door In the
town OF 0rOyille.
r. FREER, Late Sheriff Butte County
OrOville, Feb. ~. 1858.