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The daily Butte record., 1858-03-15
SHE RIFFS SALE

nY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- issued out OF the District Court OF the Fifteenth
Judicial District In and for the County of Butte and
Stale OF California; commanding me to make the sum
Of three hundred dollars, with interest thereon at
the rate OF three per cent per month, lrem the
ODd day Of May A. ID. 1857, until paid. less the sum
of ninety three hfty onehundredhs dollars together
with the further sum OF sixty six dollars SO6,0U)
costs OF suit and all accruing costs by SAID wri',
wherein u: 9. DOWNER is plaintiff. and SElVELL
p MOODY Is defendant, 1 have levied upon and
shall expose at public sale, to the highest bidder for
cash, Mt tho Court House door, in the Town of Orc
Vile. County of Bntte. Stae aforesaid on We'd
nesdny the seventh day OF April, A.
ID. 1SJs, nj two O'Clock, Z. NJ, of said uay, all of
The right title and Interest of the above namt de-
iendant in and to the following described personal
nroperty, to wit: A certain mortgage executed by NJ
Lusswel, and in favor of the above named defend
ant, to secure the payment of the sum OF two hun
dred and ten dollars and interest. and bearing date
OF the seventh day OF April, A. d. 1857. and filed for
record In the Recorders office of Butte County at
four O'Clock, P NJ, of said day, and recorded on
pages three hundred and twenty three and three
hundred and twenty-four, ot book u, volume six
teen OF mortgages and was given upon the following
described property to wit All that certain piece
parcel OF land situated In the Town Of Orovle, Butte
County, and State Of California; and commencing on
Montgomery street, seventy nine eet fl ON the north
east corner OF lot number sixteen in block number
w. us the same are laid down upon the map plan
OF saiu Town Uf Orovtle, now ON file In he Record
ers office Of Butte County running thence Ia n
southery drection hundred feet; thence easterly
at right angles, twenty ieet; thence southery at
light angles thrty.two feet thence easlery at right
angles, twenty four feet; thence northery ut right
angles, eighteen feet thence westerly right angles
twenty feet; thence norhery mt right angles to Mont
gomer. street, one hundred and fourteen feet; thence
along Montgomery street TO the place beginning il
being twenty feet Also. certain promsory note
Tor one hundred dollars dated about the first dav
OF Augu A ID. 1857, and bearing interest al the
rate OF three per cent per month, drawn by NJ ID.
i.asswel and In favor Of the above named defendant
" ID Plum, Sheriff Butte County,
1s,h n
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MONDAY,....APRIL 9th, 1858.
ATs O'CLOCK A. NJ, PRECISELY,
Notice.

me ANNUAL Meeting OF the Stockholders of IN,
ORC TELEGRAPH COMPANY will hs hald n, m,
Companys odce In this city on Thursday. March 5If
a O'Clock p. NJ.
J. MogiNsTRY sMITf. President
0foville, Feb. 9Th 1sss-td
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Aprute. u.a r OF q nrute.

A human. shaped wretch. whose name we
regret to say, We are ignorant Of, beat and
otherwise misussd q horse in such manner
yesterday. as to demand the execration Of
oil humanity, This fellow-bass wretch
that he is--started out yesterday morning
on the animal referred to. aud assuming the
.balkipg" Of the poor beast for q pretenss.
beat, cut and otherwise abused the poor
creature. until he the horse--was in most
pitiable condition When the two brutes.
the driver and the horse. arrived in town.
the only real brute--the libel on humanity
-was as drunk as ninety cent whisksy could
make him. was riding the poor beast--and
the horse was cut through both ears. stab
bed In the left thigh and bruised about the
head 80 severely that he could hardly breathe
The hearless scounjrel viii probably be ar
rested to-day, aud made to appreciate tho
difference between decent horse and g bru'
tai driver.
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Showing Hands--Tho Democracy Ris-
Ing,

ing.
We are rejoiced to see by the Marysvlle
and Sacramento newspapers that the Demo.
Gratis Of those two cities are about making
public expression Of their sentiments on the
Kansas question. On Wednesday evening,
rs We learn from the Express, several dis.
tinguished speakers will address the citizens
of Marysville npon the subject in question,
and among those speakers we are proud to
see the names Of Mr.. McCorkle, Mr.. Hoge,
Mr.. McDougal, Mr.. Ferguson. Judge Bryan
aud other old wheel horses of the Democracy.
It's meet and proper that the Democracy
should express themselves upon this matter;
they have been too grossly misrepresented
In the Legislature to remain silent, and al.
low their unworthy representatives to 60
longer unrebukcd.
There is no dodging this question, and the
sooner it is met and acted upon the better.
A decent respect for public sentiment calls
for an avowal Of the position of leading Dem
ocrats.
Sacramento Is likewise aroused upon this
question. aud the Democracy Of that city are
to hold a meeting to discuss this matter
Keep the ball rolling II this question
won't bear discussion it should not be sane
toned by those In authority. Let those who
expect the people to endose them, show their
colors, and declare themselves National
Democrats. who believe in popular sove
reignty. and that tho majority should rule
or sectional Lecomptonites
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No oBUMMERs.-The Democra tic and in.
dependent candidates for office in Marys-
vile, have signed an agreement not to EN-
ploy or encourage bummers and runners in
she election Of to-day. They are sensible to
the last, and as reward for their merito-
rious determinations. deserve-evsry one of
them--to be elected.
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INSOLvENcY NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I District Court, Fifteenth
County of Butte Judicial District.
In the matter of Gardiner Lamp vs.. His Creditors
r U IL U A N G T. OF AN ORDER
u made IN the Hon. district Court, in and Tor butte
County, by the Judge thereof, at chambers on ths
en- to the creditors of the said Gardiner Lamp nett
oner IN Insolvency to be and appear before the said
District Court, at the Court House, at Oroville in
said County, on Monday the l0th day OF May, A. d.
1905 nc the hour OF II O'Clock, OF said day then
and thee 70 how cause If any there be, why the pe
tuon OF the said insolvent Gardiner Lamp, should
not be granted, an assignment of his estate be made
and he be discharged IRON his debts and liabilities
BY order Of the Court
~ Witness my hand and the seal OF said
SEAL. Court affixed, this the 18th day of March
~ A. ID. 1858, NJ. II. DARRACH, Clerk.
THOs. WgLLs, Attorney for petitiOner.
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sfr. Aud,. U.ury BliI.

Mrs Auus Usury BILL.
Mr.. Kitchens, Member Of Assembly from
Butte. has favored us with a copy of bill
introduced by Hon. r L, Aud, Of Yuba, to
regulate the interest Of money. The nrst
section Of this bill establishes the legal rate
ofinterest at ten per cent. per annum-the
present rate--in all cases where no rate OF
interest has been agreed upon.
BY the second section parties may contract
for the payment Of any rate Of interest, not
exceeding twenty. -four per cent. per annum;
and may, in accordance with section third.
contract that, IL the interest on such debt is
not punctually paid. II shall become part
Of the principal, and thereafter bear the
same rate Of interest as the principal debt.
Section fourth renders utterly null and
void. oil instruments for the payment of
money on which higher rate Of interest is
reserved or taken. than 10 allowed by the
section second. and renders It the duty Of
all the courts Of the State to so consider and
trent such agreements.
Section fifth forfeits the full value Of the
money loaned. where higher rate Of in.
tercst is taken or received, than provided
for by this bill, by means Of any "bargain.
agreement contract, loan, exchange, shift,
GOWN, device, contrivance, decot, or con
veyauce"--one moiety to be recovered TO the
use Of the State and the other to the prose.
cutor.
The sixth section makes the lender n wit
ness and coinpels him to disclose. upon oath
or affirmation, all barg ,ins, devices or shifts
which have passed between the parties, and
If it appear that illegal interest has been
exacted, the lender, upon the payment Of
costs, may recover the original debt only
The act to take effect on tho first day of
June
Although the rate Of interest allowed by
this bill is two per cent. month. and consid
erably more liberal than we had supposed
would be adopted. it is still extremely
doubtful whether 1t would prove beneficial
to the borrower, inasmuch as capitalists
might have opportunities for investments at
more lucrative rates. and call in money at
time when the business Of the borrower
would be injured, as fatally as IL he had paid
higher rate Of interest. 1t is fair to pre-
sumo, however, that the preseat usury law
Of the State will be amended in some shape
aud Mr.. Aud's bill presents less objections
than We had anticipated In q measure Of
this kind The policy Of a stringent usury
law for California. however. may we'll bo
doubted
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ORpIHAScE AND ORDNANCE Tho San
Francisco admirers Of the 1yan Ness ordi-
nance. shot OF hundred charges Of pow
der from field piees. on Friday to show
thsir apprss..s.s>. thsreof, and Of the favor
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DISSOLUTION

VuNHE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
Il isting between the undersigned In the Stock
and Dairy business, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. J. G.. JACKSON
HBNRY McCONvEY,
The business will hereafter be conducted at the
same place by the undersigned
Oro' lille March 10, 1858 HENRY MCCONVEY
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Desirable Family Residence
~
PUBLIC AUCTION

On WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
LII on Saturday the 10Th day Of April, at 10 o..
x clock, A. NJ, Gf not sooner dispOs ID OF at pri>
yale sale that very Desirable neat and commodious
iamiiy residence now Occupied by James Emerson,
ESQ situated on the blaf the mill The
iot - 80 feet front on Montgomery street, running
oack $50 feet " the reservoir, Is well irrigated The
mouse Is nearly new, has two good rooms, cellar,
orck oven, and convenient outhouses, all enclosed
win good fence Title good, terms easy. Apply to
LEONARD Il CO
Oroyille, March Is, 1858 msrI5.td
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10 Mr.. John II. tnIard is authorized to
receive Subscriptions aud collect moneys for the
Daily and Th Weekly Butte Record Persons living
si distance obtain the paper BY furnishing him
with their nanses.
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Or AND wRTER.-An olesginous vessel
is telling pretty good yarn in the Msrys-
si;;is .;lss.-.. shsat . riraticai vessel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-16

Nxws ySon BRAzrL.--By the bark Rocbuek, at
this port, we have the Journal do Comerco of Rio
Janero TO June 1.-TWO days later than the news re-
ceived via England.
The company for the construction Of the railroad
between Nfheroby and Campos, near Rio, had been
formally authorized and incorporated and the first
instalment the subscriptions called for The con-
engineers who had undertaken part Of the Pedro
Segundo Railroad.
The report Of the failure Of ,he Srs. flavallol n
Sons, Of Buenos Ayrss, and their house In Rio ia
Metro, is coatradicted by the Journal.
The exports OF coffee from Rio during the month
amounted 20 499l2 bags. On the 9Th inst. there
were despatched by Rostron, 1900 bags for the
United States; by J. y. Thompson, l06 bags
for New York; by Ker Ceilings, 5000 bags for New
York: by Phipps 800 bags FOR Baltimore; by Cole.
mar 4 Co., COO bags for New York,
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that they woad have taken wing and Town away, those
MA we're IN Ine air suddenly Aghsed, and appeared To
assures ne that IN one Of the roads, this city,
where DO al The time, he might have easily picked
number ircm The ground, be himself hsd DO. been TOO
much overcome BY what xanspring, 30 completely
pewiidered they had become.
rms sUFFERyRs BY rHE EARTHQUAKE.
Ine ~ enNmiento has opened subscription Tor mo
oenah OF me sufferers by the earthquake Of June 49, We
Iee sure nAs those who able viii literally contribute
% socb cnsrisy, for need undoubtedly exists.
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Army News from the Pacific.
TO THE RDIr0R OF THE HERALD.

eAS FRANCISCO, June 10 1858.
Here are, on the Pacific, In the midst OF an Indian
war worse, we fear, than any which government
sas yet engaged The tribes hostile very hume.
yous can bring thousands Of warriors the Held and
each one Of them Is match man 70 man, with drs-
Goons They splendid athletic men, the finest riders
81 Ne world and brave be. You have seen the
report Of Co Heptoes defeat This but the opening
Ahe bell. He sssulcd by more than nfteen hundred
vnsriors.
, What have We 70 oppose to thi9 -Four rees>spts--
rAsA artillery, Yrst Dragons Fourth infantry Ninth
ipfnSvyesasscrsd in small parties over country OF
thousand miles in extent impossible 10 concentrate
thcn. Gen. Clarke " afraid remove the troops from TN,
south for fear Of irrupson Of the rormops While each
post in Oregon has hardly enough .o defend H. Yet be
dong oil he can.
We DOW the folly Of Congress IN refusing 70 pass
the bill for additional regiments They absolutely in
dspcpeable In fscs, ne country prs more for rans
yOr,sNe troops than ~ regimens vogd haus cost For
srsnpie, portion o. the Third artillery was sent 70
scUbern California aey had hardly settled down whom
'ha esbreak sahes place nd hey are all brOg4 back
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sill u his home and the different petty armies Yocaian
Tobaeso, rehuantepeo and Cnispas.
All Of these forces have 70 live on Me country sasy
VISIT they have organization by WHICH ARMIES can
be ed clothed or armed The goveromcut forces have
partial support in piases and also the feder sss
In PLACES lie Vera Cruz but general rule forced sas
are the only resources or the day.
The rainy season hes set ~, and The sonoreness
Of the clouds the afternoons sadly reflect The dark con
dion Of this unhappy country, in which hope sti sap
ports itself by the fanaticsm Of the clergy.
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REPORTS FRnM MINERS

I'm Sunday we received visit from hessrs. Edward
Campbell and Joseph Blsnch, both brmen, vel Known
in tbs city, Who have jus returned from The mines ON
PRAYER river rhe narrative % heee gentlemen exscy
agrees with tbn< Of Mr. Heury Fitting, published IN ths
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News from vsnsxuels.
OPENING or THE PORTS ron rHR nroHr or FOOD
n . pt~ry

THkE OF DUTY.
Prom the Demarara Royal Gazette, June IL
We have been requested 70 give publicity 70 the follow
ing Information relating 10 the temporary opening Of
porfs OF The Venezuelan repubc FOR the import OF
more important articles OF food free Of duty No doubt
some Of the merchants OF Dcmarara will take early al
vantage Of The remission OF duty, more particularly
Ia only for q short time
CONSULATE nm RsPuBIc or vsSzrua,l
DrstRkRA, June 10, 1859. 4
sR-l beg 10 inform his Excclency the Governor that
owing 70 the scarcity Of the primary articles OF food and
The consequcnt dearness in the markets Of the republic
HIS Exceliency Julian Castro, charged with The admlr
krston OF s0ars In the exercise the powers vested in
him with view Of a'leviaps the distress occasioned
thereby, has been pleased 70 decree
That, from and aer the 18th April last and until The
LIST September next the articles enumerated Al the foot
hereof viii be admitted into the ports OF the republic free
OF duty nave NE honor 70 be, STR obedient
servant @. JACOBS, Consul OF venezueia
Hon. WV. WALKER, Gov. Sec, &c, NC.
ARUcISs REgRRED ~.
Corn, PeS OF all kinds,
Rice, Salad beef
Beans OF all kinds, Sailed pork.
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We have positive and reliable Information that there
than thousand Indians engaged In the al
tack upon COL stcptoes command that me Indians had
planned smbusb into which, had the com aland been
suspected The device and varied his course in order 10
avoid H. when the Indians commenced The attack that
The warriors The agesrs men Of the spotsns the ceur
the nsh that Father Joseph, the cnur dAleues prcss
rode up Chi septoe just previous 70 the onslaught ssd
upon aghtng because they had heard rosd was 70
be laid out through their country from walla waila
man who attempted 70 pass through their country On sacn
mission. his then, u the acknowledged, sscertsned
Of the assault, and MS ndspu,abiy the axed pur
pose Of the Indians 70 prevent possible any transit
vhstever across that country.
The misfortune, dep'crable s, yet not great,
since will have been the means Of saving Lieut. Mullen
the road, and would otherwise have been massacred.
The assault was united and preconocrted movement
the part Of the savsgcs engaged in H. Dol Septces
command escaped almost miracuously, after lighting
them almost hand hsod for entire day. He made
having made Distance Of eighty.nve miles within lees
than twenty hours time, and that without the loss Of
man an animal Presuming he would be bcty pur-
sued, he threw every thing likely 10 cucumber his
progress and consequently there necessary sacrifice
Of some baggage and other property
The Colonel lost officers and I'VE men killed, and
fourteen wounded He also lost his interpreter and
friendly Nez Perez Indian boy. The Indians Lost neen
mem and had about forty sys sosndea ~
may not, here within the next six wees or two
montnss lnc hnhf uenonetrate6 more palpaDy hhn
the pressing necessity which all 30 veil know
for the establishment OF separate military dept
here within the OF prompt aud efficient action
and unconpcced with that OF California The necessities
OF the impersuvely demand that should have
military department with the headquarters Of the
posts the Columbia river, say Vancouver nj the
Dales with an officer In command authorized and com.
peteut 70 act the public exgences may demand with
ou having " await the lapse Of weeks and order
10 receive instruction, sid, &C. Az N, the whsle
country OF the Cascades and, indeed including the
uptr and lower Cascades might be readily laid waste by
hesc ho-des of ssvases while the earlier and unsuthen
TIC rmora Of the disaster were winding their way the
beadqusrters NJ San Francisco indeed 80 far Indian
Affairs are co2ccssdthe preservation Of the lives pad
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The NEW GOLD DISCOVERIES.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN CALIFORNIA.
o--~~o~o.>-~.-.~~o.->~o>
Rush of Miners and Mechanics to the
New Ell Dorado on Frazer River.
NNe>N>NNo1>rOoNJNr1S>o--l~N.
DEpOPulATION OF SOME or THE INTERIOR TOWNS.
->NN~o~Oo~NN~~~NoN~~~
Depletion Of the Mining Population Of California
Estimated at 0ne-Pourth Of the Whole.
RE POR rs FROM MINERS
Apprehensions as to the Effect on San
Francisco and California.
.>~~~N>~o-~Oo~o~>~O.>oO<
The HudsOn's Bay Company Mo-
nOpOlizing the Trade.
v>0r>~~o(O~~o.~o.o..~oy>O,
British War Vessel at the Mouth Of
Frazer River.
o>>oo>Oooo.ooo~~O~1oo
CLIMATE AND SOIL OF THE COUNTRY.
-~~~o~~.o~~~~~1lo~1~~-
Organization Of the Hudson's nav
Company,
&C., 6C, In
British War Vessel at the Mouth Of
Frazer River.
CLIMATE AND SOIL OF THE COUNTRY.
Organization Of the Hudson's Dav
Company,

An excitement not inferior 10 tina. which ragged in sho
Eastern States at the time of the first gold discoveries i'm
California, RACES In that State. consequence OF tho
gold discoveries Frazer river, in the British posses-
sons less than degree north Of the northern boundary
of Washington Territory The following correspondence,
extracts from San Francisco pspers and niorna.o from
other sources, will give idea OF the intensity Of this nov
gold fever, and Of the effects which Is destined 10
have upon the population, industry aud commerce OF
California.
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS

I. Subscribers who do not rive express
notice to the contrary, are considered as
wishing TO continue their sub~crDIion
=. II subscribers order tie di>comIiuuanrc
OF Their papers, the publisher can couiinur
TO send them until all ARE. T. .Gr- nrc paid.
j. II subscribers neglect or refuse To-
take their papers from the "ilirr to vhrh
'hrY are directed, they are held Responsible
'iIi they settle their bill, aud order TIE paper
discontinued.
l. If any subscriber removes TO another
place "ihon: Informing the publisher. aud
the'r paper is seat I" the former direction,
they are held responsible.
D. The Court has decided that rrrusiur
to take a Newspaper frum the onicr. or re-
moving and leaving ii unrallcd tor, is priHig
Jdcie evidence OF an Intentional fraud
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NAIL ARRANGEMENT.
CAMDEN MAIL.

CAMDEN MAIL.
Due Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 8
ociocS, pm
Departs Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
81 !, IN
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Due Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday, at 8
Uc. m.
Departs Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday,
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PiNEVIl.LE MAIL.
Dne Tuesday aud FTid,y at 6, II, NJ.
Departs honiay and Thursday at :, A. II.
LEWlSyn.LE MAIL 3..-y
Due Friday at o'clock p. IN,
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CllESIEaFiELD MAIL.
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All persons who receive newspapers and
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advances.
Letters and transient newspapers must ba
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{ . \ s i ii 7 / | o N
AND Ali
Diseases Of the LUNGS and THROAT
CIN m
CURED BY INHALATION.

winch conveys the remedies to th, cavities
TIC lungs, through the AR pI,sagc,, auu COM
rS m dlIvct contact wItn th5 disease, urutra =
~es iHc ,uuclcIIar matter, aiay, thc cough, cLu-
scs a ice and easy cGpuctOmUuu, heats tne
lungs, pUriss the blood, impapts .curwrd vital.
ity 10 the nervous system giving tbat tone iud
c"e'Sy go miHpUnsuOic Tor rhe restoration OF
hcal'H. To bu ayic TO state confidently tuat
Consumption Is curabie by limitation, - to mr
Il source Of uUaliOycd pleasure. 40 Is rs much
under tie control OF medical trratinru5 ~ ANY
other formidable disease; ninety out Ut every
hundred cases can be cured ia tie irst stages. !,
and htty prrcynt in the sccOud; Dat VA the tnnd
stage u IS impossible 10 save more than live per
cent, ioc the lungs are 50 cut up by the disease
a. 70 Dld defiance TO medical skill Even, how
ever, IA the last stages, luhaatou affords extra
ordinary relief 90 the suffering attending this
ieaial fcoafge, wiuth alnuaty destroy, ,duety
hIe thousand i,erSCss iH tns United states aiO,,e
aud correct calculation shows that oil the pres