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The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23
NO rIcE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN all persons having claims against samuel Urea
man. deceased. iaie Of Butte County to present the
same with the necessary vouchers Chss z. Lott at
his Office In Orovilie, 10 Andrew A. Boyle at his
store in San Francisco within ten months from and
sfter this date or they will be forever barred.
ANDREW A. Boyle.
Administrator of said Estate.
oroviiie, Jan lIth, lsSs.
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Dissolution Notice.

FuNuE 60 PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
IL between ihe undersigned as Wine aud Liquor
merchants, has been this day dissolved b. MANUAL
CONSENT JOHN ! PATTERSON,
AUGUST JESENiN.
New philadelnhia,
Ihom?sons Flat, April clh. lSSs.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23
N O n 7 CE

NHERE WILL BE HELD A MEETING OF THE
So. SPnns Ps valley Qaarix Mining Compsuy,T at
Spnns saue!, on Monday, the 5ih dAy of April, is5s
for the purpose Of eectisg oscer- for the ensuing
year. mars Stsl J. w. sNOoKs, Presidert.
,as ABOVE meeting Of the Company is postponed
April Sih, isss. J. W. sNooKs. President
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23

In the District Court OF the 18th judicial District.
County OF Butte. }
Joseph ID. Alexander
sno. A. RollIog..
Oliver p. Watson, Actioa brought In the
Alien CIymer District Court of the iii.
WIN l. Evans, teenth judicial District,
Charles Evans and the complaint dle a
q, wheeler. fin the cnaniy OF hutte,
Thomas Y. Davis. Ia the Office of the Clerk
Thomas v. Boucher, OF said District Court.
Charles Hensley,
j. watson,
JR Wooien and
Samuel y. Hcnsiey,
SuNuE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF cALIFoR,
mia, send Greciins 10 John A. Relings, Oliver
r. Watson. Allen Ciymer. WIN. l.. Evans, Charles
Evans, Z: wheesr. Thomas ~ Davis iaS@as Ss y.
aud samuel J. Hensiey You are hereby required
10 appear In an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff IN TIE District oeaH .. zoe
Butte, and answer ihe conplant hied therein. q
copy of which accompanies this summnnsl within
.ea days. texclu.,s,e os the dsy :. ha asi lhs
county: Il served out Of this county, but within this
Jatical District <ilhin twenty days. or served out
ofsaid District then within forty assa laasmsaI
BY default will be taken against you fae said action
il brought TO obtain judgment aud decree OF ore-
closure of q certain inteuture Of Mortgage os ring
date 90 ths ea'h day % sass Ia ~ n,s,as,
Cor the saie Of morgaged premises desceed thercin
and the application Of the procees OF saeh sale 10
the nay yment of me au1ouht uue on tne Erosusott
mole escr bed la said mortgage togsther With such
other aud further relief Ia the premises ss b our
said Court may right and proper also Tor costs
o sn, and IL you fail TO appear Ind answer the said
complant ~ above required, the plaintiff viii apply
10 the coart Tor the relief demanded therein
Given under my hand ant tne seal of the = strict
lsRAL fhls 18Th dag ef april, In the year o.
- out Lord one thousand eight hundred and
NJ. DARRAcH, Clerk.
nxJ a. MARrls DEPUTY Clerk. spl7-3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23
SUMMONS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
In the District Court OF the 18th Judicial District
County OF Butte.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
fuNHE PARTNERSHIP HRRErofORE EXIST
IL ing between l.. q. Granger aud d. W. Cn.es-
man, under the style ~ - Grahger Cheesinan,
Auoraeys and coansellors al Law,~ ls this day dis
solved BY mutual consent, l.. Y. CHANGER,
II. w. c1BESaAS.
o-ovilIe, March 81, A. D. lsSs
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23
JOHN ] PATTERSON

begs 70 ihform his obi friends and tho public thai
ne can oe ioand at the rhonpson's Flat sie House,
on Main stree whore they win ana the choices:
Brandy, WHISKY. Ale and cigars.
Au persons indebted 10 the Hoase will please call
and settle immetiatelv,
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23

THERE aRETu Gus ANDs in this state SUE x
L t.-s want Of Scientific medical irea'neh' ~
yod fear t" apply TO a Physician because "g y! "a
BEEN deceived or their friends have been " "A
OF the dharlatAns b infest the community " s..s
publish themselves as good physicians,
e'c. To all suCh We unhesiiatingiy reeonhi.%,
=. Young. as n Physician In whom all oan peJss p,ssl
Hio.ce. lie Is n man of efntnsn ana f."S M 4
study, good surgeon, an honorable nan' ~
aho can sympashise with persons in aflic'os n
stah'iing IL Physician and gentleman S''
guarau,eed-the frs; by his n edical WvA .ir,
are an hor to their author, and the esfnh;A
highly successful course of practice WIN - ns 4
has been hOnored since his advent in CailIo'sr,
the latter by his numerous patrons ana largs"s
acquaintances,
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23

s.ALBRo.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23

Id DEMEMBER-That nr J. c. Youres om I. Rav
II = the treatment of Private Diseases, ls Cor
ieT OF Montgomery and California sts san hi''.r
REMEMBER-That DR. Young wants 70 "a
but those fully capable of appreciating spu e7r.
gushing the services OF regular. ihcro's M nec
physic an, from the paliry unlearned sra III.
quaek. ,.,sr@
REMEMBER-That DR. Young is the ont,r,.rs
bred physician advertising to cure diseases u
dencc
REMEMBER-That DR. Young's rsmeSs,s 4 Y
treatment ARE entirely unknown 10 an u'd Il
pared from life spent in the gresi iiotl -
rope. and the first IN this country, from Pa''
Gals imported ~
REMEMBER-That Dr Young gives e's"
tion 10 diseases peculiar 10 females fus
From the Boston Medical JoeIn. ~ sarsf :.
sAlthoueh We are opposed 10 the s!ssiii - 80 -
Using, for good and sufficient reasons. So ST. n W "a
IL but justice 10 say that Dr. Young - o !.
most industrious and inde AiigAbie No'a EAr,
medical science in the Unitsd sisiss- t..
DNo CURE. NO PAY8 o.
His Office is al the corner Of Mont ;o"0'' fapl
fSl pis s,reett, Ssr Frs Gosci,
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-23

Governor
Lieut.. Go |
rreasurer|
Attorney \
Surveyor
state l'rin
Chief Just|
4 fssociate1
Cl 'rk 9fs|
kercretary1 \
4CrutantG
librarian
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01
THE WALLBRIDGE MEETING.
GuEEnu on uy.NAynp mnan


Ata large and enthusiastic wabrdge meeting held in
The open ar front Of 90 Greenwich street. Saturday
evening after speech from the candidate Gen. Hiram
wabridgc, he introduced TO the meeting the Hon. Fer
nando Wood a. the champion Of the people.
After the cheering with which Mr.. Woods name and
presence were received had subsidized Mr. Wood proceed
cd 10 address The meeting lie said
Fellow ctzens-i am glad to meet you tonight II gives
me a great deal II pleasure to have this opportunity Of
oonierrmg with the lion hearted democracy OF the First
ward. Cheers Tbs is the first time although | am
your debtor for favor after favor that have had the
honor a. appear before YOU thank you for the many Oh
legations under which ] rest TO you. a voicc-You're
welcome every time YOU come)
ASo1HFR NofT-Yes and thousand welcomes.
Mr. WooD-I am additionally thankful for the opportu-
nty a. express 20 you my sentiments contest nvov
ne vital principles which 50 deeply concern, not only
the democratic Igrty Of this district and city, but
the result of which, In my humble judgment, must
leave the democracy honorcd dsgraccd, ii may de
eide between the gentlemen presented for their suf
fraRee ON recent occasion in the FIFTH ward attempt
ed 10 hold before the democracy of this district the true
political characteristics SERVICES and claims o Daniel
SckeE and Hiram Wabrdge. On that occasion gave
what believed TO be, aud what still believe to be, i'm
partial, unmeudced and truthful account Of the relative
merits - these two candidates. I there attempted ~
vttst from Mr. SiCklcs the title 10 which he
rested his claims for your sniragestha Of having bee
regularly nomnsed by regular convention. Tatttompt
ed tu Show Then that when nomination was procured by
fraud-that when the people excluded cntirely
ON any participation in the choosing Of canddats-that
when one or two men by q back stair Influence,
crrty, auti dcmccratiosy and fraudulcntly pancd
on Inc pcdste . district a candidate whom
IN common with every honest man reeardesl as a
II seon not at ~ be entrusted With the Office we
dcspsc and spit upon asa nomination unit 10 be made.
IA vuccSo We do) said there, and repeat il here,
that sGch a claim lor your sunrages not to be
sto,tod i, ,ou IA was 10 10 dcsldscd II a man, aow
dmoerats i 70 b. suppoucd because he nominated by
CONVENTION. aud only because he Is the nominee ~ .
convention ask you as did then. whether Il couvef
,snt9p pts before yoV The worst Know Nothing The
worst republican inc district the same claim could be
set up fer Inthat because hc is the smnec Of the
won't tI9Ut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01
FoR COUNTY cIERE,
JOHN CLANCY.
1srn-REPrprIcAS RkGrfaR S0srSAuoy-wAnp.
1trH ASSEMBLY pISrpI,T
FoR ASSEMBLY,
GEORGE OpDYKE


that II Mr.. opdyke gets 10 the Assembly 4 10 be
hoped that he viii not many o predecessors have
ing New York
There are more banners in Broadway below Mad son
square.
street and Fourth avenue u Ia the banner in Fourth
below Twenty nh street are there any 10 be
seen from tho along any OF tho side streets Ban
ncrs do not flourish well up as they do dogn town
Perhaps the people who live higher up IN the city
know who are candidates for Office without requiring
10 be informed by banners, and perhaps they have
sufficient Intelligence not 20 BE- influenced voting by
exhibitions of canvass and pairrt
There is another McCurdy banner across the Bowcry,
near the ~ Bond street McCuriy Is quite dcs
rous of going Congress He thinks himself capacitated
to represent the metropolitan city Of the nation 70 that
honorable body and Is striving to give practical appl
cation " his desire.
~>
I PEOPLES Union rscoNrIoS CANDIDATE.
sixRnT
! WILLIAM II. AIBtRTSON.
This dey1re is suspended the Bowery, near
Spring srrxl Here is a slight change 10 the word.
ing Mr. NIbcrtson is the special nominee of the re.
pubhcans. Tho republican Nominating Committee voted
The once 10 the Americans, but in union ballot
Inc Know Nothngs threw 4 back indignantly TO the
small piece of canvas in favor of Kelly for sheriff
ovorhangs the Bowery at the of Broome street
Then have banner-a Congressional banner. II sas
follows
.
I lth, 9TH, 10th and iath Wards.
OWEN W BRENNAN
~~><s<e<eSssss~> >s~e<>Se~~SS~S>
We set AMONG the bulls and bears Who's upY
Sicslss for Congress.
>,>,,>>>~. ,s~>~,~~9
pRNoCRAIc RErrBrtcaN RFGrrkR NOMINATION.. 4
W CoNGRES,
nANfFi. n SICkiES
I Third Congress onal district
Wall street. with all its gold and gitier, Is spcc.
la,ion, gambling and plotting has but ihf one ban
y 10 indicate the presence o. political plotting
Tho banner suspended the head ~ the street
and wien TIC dcvotecs " Mammon look up tue street
towards that M nUr of mau-Trnltv Chlrch--thcv b..
hold Il half ohecurcd. Fortunate Trinity Most an tn
churches are wholly ohscurcd 20 the den2cns az that
street
Now We arc gctsng ip,o The Third dsiria again. Here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01
THE TAXPAYING CANDIDATES.


NEw YoRE, Oct 80, 1853.
In peruslng your issue of this observed my namo
among tho list Of candidates for Assembly, with the add
ton, "pays no taxes" Allow request correction
Of hiserror, and permit say that do pay on
the house where reside, aud other property
this city, AZ can clearly prove you should deem ne
ccssary know 10 my cost and serious nyeneoce,
what the taxpaying citizens have " suffer through
enormous extravaganza and outrageous fraud. which
reckless and uBscrupulous parzanfhp imposed u(on
them, and, II elected, 30 far hes will stay tho
torrent and stop the through which our city
treasury ls depleted,
Your structures these are Iust and com
mend themselves 10 the notice Of all and well dis
posed citizens heartily them and will not
fail 10 make use Of your suggestions a. a proper time
should have an opportunity 80 TO do. ny making tho
correction above noted you viii crafty large number
Of your friends and confer favor yours respectfully
r. H. SHANNON 20 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01

There other similar banners in Canal street viii
the Assembly candidate that locality go tor the enlarge
cnt Of the canals2
Sckles Wabrdge, and Kelly banners are scattered hero
aud there in Walker street, West Broadway and along
shore New York certainly the banner before the
election, not after The promises to be breezy
for the next two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01
One or the Ways OF the Politicians to Spread
their Merits Before the People-The Banners
MI the Walls-The Spread Eagle FIut-
tertnQ In the Breeze.

our streets for some time past usual preceding all
general elections have been characterized by grand dis
play Of banners presenting the candidates notices Of
the different parties combating for political supremacy
Not only are the names and devices o the three jealous
organized parties portrayed onvass but there also
painted display got up by number OF ambitious in.
diyduals who, pregnant with patriotism 10 serve their
country, rush with lance at rest full tit against the whole
field The parties competing for Office If not their part
sans, have squandered gold with lavish hands in all the
tricks machinery and craft incident the game for posi-
ton spos and plundcr They have 'bled freely hoping
doubtless, to achieve position from which they could
bleed plethoric treasury. To secure that design
shoulder hitters, professions mass meetings, bands
bonres, banners and other or less influential agents
and agencies, have been purchased. The banners have
been more Immediately and prominently brought before
the eyes OF the public. They are. indeed and
interesting feature In the varying dress Of
opoian city, especially do thcy attract the attention Of
ysi,crs They are the OF the canvass Starting
from where the old Dutch fort used 10 stand the foot
Of Broadway, and advancing up that magnificent tho.
roughiare of Crystal Palaces stranger gcts fair
duction into the system OF American political banners
Where Liberty street Broadway the following de-
vice is prominently ksplayer-
ss>s~S~~e~S~ .~,.ee>~,<y~~
reoPIss UNION
Am iscosrroS rAy,Tp,tE
ros BrRHY,
WILLIAM n. ALBfRrSfN
Seee~e<><<r~ eSe~>ssee eSs,s<sesse~s
What an issue among a small body people over
thousand miles from here, which even there hong
since dead and buried has TO do with the ooytion of a
sheriff n this city, is question. candidate for county
sheriff here, placing his claims to popular suffrage upon
oIrseD 10 dead ssUe there, shows al cat renarka
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01
TO THE CITY ELECTION cANyAssERs

The canvasscrs arc particularly requested n up the
blanks which are left at tho polls Of each district
soon a. the votes counted, and deliver them when
called for by the collectors for Associated Press ny
doing the vote Of the city VIII appear the ncxt morn
ing IN every daily paper New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01

CHsSs MArEN -MoRrHY 10 PLAY REross ms ~
pHon-Young Morphy, whose chess playing has
excited so much interest ,he other side of tho
ocean expected home before the coec ~ the present
year and Is understood that the chess players a. New
YORK and Brooklyn intend 70 give him an appropriate re-
cepion What ts nature will bc has not vet transprad
but will M doubt bc worthy of The metropolis Recent
adyiccs from Paris that the Emperor Napoleon has
requested Morphy 10 give specimen Of his bindfold
playing the Tuerics before the ladies' of the imperial
Court has also consented beaten at chess by tho
Young American the odds OF roos There = now rca
TO believe that before leaving Paris Morphy will have
a chance contend with Herr Won der Iasa the great
chess analyst and player who has recently ef Rio Jancro
where he has acted Ambassador from Que Of tho DER
courts for years past The meeting a. thesc
two chess masters will excite great interest among tho
lovers ~ this beautiful game The New York Chose (gp
which has recently opened rooms at No ~ Broos
way and the Brooklyn Chess Club have largely ucreasd
u Importance wthin the past SIX months OWN " tho
pubic interest ~ this game, seated ~ tho
fcats Of Morphy IN EUROPE They both can
boast brilliant lst Of page among whom may bo
mentioned l-cntcnteln Incmfson I,ad fske. narache,
Raphal, Pertu Knott FULLER and whcclwrahi. n addi.
tion TO whcn are host q smaller lights . toe ch 50
world We see w our exchanges that chsss ca0s are Or
ganzrg al oyer The Co5niry-in fact, oar rural ppua-
ton are gong into the mysteries NJ tbs Srr q games Win
rush, this especially the IN tac South ant west,
and cncss huoks and boards sen Ike lot axe There
= no question but chtss playing Areat " sie & ume,
and would nc v~t Hettrt yoang mcn ali women 70
useful occupation hut to hcs Who wall not fsle tbose
usgtul Il equations and WHO VII VIE away taelf tne n
games III chance - sk Glass; ltrfat~ L. III lca harm
ieae az cannes n E IN every rtstsCt Eanteatns game.
ara has pp attractions viecrs staut teupe who
ii has sfeas charm Tor TIE Intellectual and The ysted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01

Tho resignation Of Lieutenant Edgar OConnor cyenln
infantry has been accepted by the President of ui-
ted States, TO tako effect Oct 70
The latest orders from the army U.ah granted leave
Of absence on account Of III health 10 MAJOR IT. slby
and Lieut. C. Norris Second dragoous) also directed
Major Henry Prince (ay Dcpartmen proceed 70 For
Brdgcr and pay the troops stationed at that post
The greatest activity prevailed Camp Floyd ia IRE
par and htng NJ comfortable quarters for the troops
Gen Johnston having ordered all the ranspofton horses
mules oxen &c, &c, to he turned over b. the work
going there, expected the troops a that re
gion will be comfortably quariered this winter AZ f
they had been stationed on the seaboard The command
enjoys excellent health, and wants for nothing
The present military force II the Untsd states consists
Of nineteen regiments of the line composed of the follow
hg corps Flve regiments 0f cavalry four reg Of
artillery, ten regiments Of Misunderstanding grand M
gregate thirteen thousand rank aud le Of all arms
This little army of millions II
square miles, being nearly two othrds ~ all Europe
There eleven hundred commissioned officers including
one hundred medical officers ght hundred and ATTY of
whom graduated at the military academy and two hun.
drcd and nfy civil appointments The nativity ~ those
officers follows Born IN the unted statc. oeo
Ireland, IA France, England, o Germany 8 Scot
land, Austria ] Italy, Poland, Spar I Cuba
/ Turkey, at sea, o
The militia force Of tho Tinted States a computed at
5000 coo effective men, OF which the STATE OF vew YORK
ella ms 10 furnish 500 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01


the tight goes bravcIy Down in Gr eospch street
where the saxons 10 duty, the Peoples choo, oous
up
s-.>,e,e> e.s.,>.>,> ,>~> .~>>.>.s,, .a.....s.,,.
LIST, "a, Sd, 9th and sth Wards
ffagle, American banner, cannon bals, Sci
Peoples CHOICE.
FoR CONGRESS,
GEN HIRAM WALBRIDGE
This waves Greenwich street near Norris
Let wave The who gotit up merits commentator,
perhaps better recommendation never make n
lar effort again for fear he can't equal this podu ton and
par consequence lose his reputation.
Here have Abcrtsou the Union candidate. He is
Castle Garden, where the first Un,ou meeting
was held up town he is the anti Iecompton nominee -
~s
Ss eeeeSs r.
UNION NOMINATION.
SHERIFF
VIM II, AIBFRTSON.
~,,e.S
The lower end of Greenwich street certainly favored
with banners. These last are suspended across tho
street within few feet OF each other while others arc
Just thick in the advance. An extra piece canvass
was attached to the bottom Of the last banner informing
the public that John Kelly candidate for Sheriff Some
OF these banners tie outer wall and the
inner wall
The opposition flag appears -
! Third Distrct-ist, %, Sd, 5th and sth Wards &
REGULAR ASri iEooaros UNION NOMINATION
! foR CONGRESS,
br Wlllamson's tag IS located in Greenwich street,
this Congressional district and has an appre-
ciaton OF that favor by spending dollars 70 get
No the banner above described he or HIS partisans
have done it, He may have been able 10 meet no "a
pacous expenditure. Whether IS amor plirt.I or
amor sui we can Z tell.
Walordge again turns up This banner is on the outer
wall
>.
DEMOCRATIC REGULAR NOMINATION
FOR CONGRESS,
GEN. HIRAM WAIBRIDGE
~
This the of Chambers street Il ;s tho
Chambers ted md
cost from twenty five TO seventy five dollars each ,pro
cesson costs from one hundred to five hundred dollars
mass meeting one hundred dollars, less nom-
nations cost a cheap" as the Mssourians say
Amor j. Williamson again suspended Hudson street,
the corner Of Duane.
Now we have change
.~s<S~<N<ss .~.s~H
Eagle,
EDWARDS Away.
CHRISTIAN r WOODRUFF
>><>sse<sS~~N~e~
streets, with its charge of furious onset "Onwards al
way"
In Canal street there used to be pond a banner
Is inscribed as follows
DENocRArc REptRucAy REGULAR sonSAuors !
FoK CONGRESS-.
DANIEL. f. SICKIES
FoR
DR., VIM SCiiERMER.
There other similar banners in Cana, street Wui
the Assembly candidate IN that locality go enlarge
cnt Of the canalsS
Sckles Wabrdge, and Kelly scattered hero
aud there in Walker street West Broadway, and along
shore. New York certainly the banner the
election, not after The promises be breezy
for the next days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01

GRANGE yoR smErDs-The ~ Paul fMnnesota)
Pioneer Of the 2eh ult, says that all the returns are
in, and that the leg stature will stand as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01
THE CANVASS or THE METROPOLIS.

Mr. Bradley nominated the peoples candidate with
special reference to The Quarantine question.