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alto Orleans Daily Crescent.
u PoEM 49, i MoRAL.


EThe following poetic etflsion We copy from tn
Harrisburg Pa, Telegraph. 1t points moral which
we hope win a0t be lest upon those for whom il il
intended. How much unhappiness exists in the
void groglng out Of envy and discontentmentl
a uaa id his carriage was riding along
a gaily dressed wife BY his side
In satins and ases she looked like queen,
And he like king in his pride.
a wnodsawyer stood on the street as be passed;
The carriage aud couple he eyed,
Aud said as he worked with his saw on log
II wish was rich and could ride
The man in the carriage remarked to his wife,
Gone thing would do if l could -
Id give all my wealth for the strength and tue healtn
OF the man who s4Weth the wood
pretty Young maid with bundle Of work,
Whose face as the morning was far,
Went tripping along with smile Of delight,
While humming love'breathing ar.
She looked on the carriage; the lady she saw,
Arrayed il apparel so fine,
And said in a whisper ~ wish from my heart
Those satins and laces were mine"
The lady looked ont on the maid with her work,
So fair Id her calico dress,
And said, I'D renquish possession and wealth,
Her beauty and youth to possess
Thus it is, in this world, whatever our lot,
Our minds and our time we employ
In longing and signing for what we have not,
Ungratetul for what we enjoy.
We welcome the pleasures for which we have sighed
The heart has void ia it STILL
Growing deeper aud wider the longer we live,
That nothing bat Heaven can fill.
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MURDER Will OUT.-If we remember rightly. it was
Lord Eden who was presiding over the bench of
London criminal court, before which the following
incident occurred
man was upon his trial for the murder Of a man
who was found dead upon Hampstead Heath, and a
bulletin his body showed the mluner Of his DEATH
He had been last seen III company with the prisoner;
and As there other testimony bearing against
him, he stood with uuabashed front before the Judge
and smiled in ridicuie at the attempt of the kings
eouas \ to convict him Of the homicide Lord Eden
WIS holding in his hand. and listlessly between his
fingers the ball which had been extracted from the
body Presently he beeoned 10 an officer to approach
the bench, which he did, and his Lordship Inquired
in an undertone If the prisoner had been searched
He has, your LUrdshp, but no money was found
upon his person, nor Is it known that the deceased
had any ia his possession beyond about sovereign
IN small changes The only thing we found was part
Of street ballad, from which large piece had been
torna
Let me see it, said the Judge, It was handed
to him by the officer In the meantime, in manipg.
lating the bullet between his fingers, his Lordship
detected piece OF blood dried paper. M0istening
and gradually uarolling it, it was found to be three
eDfnersd piece oil q street ballad and on comparing
1t with The torn ballad, which had been laid before
him, il was found to it exactly and to complete the
whole This piece Of paper which had formed the
Waddtng Of the gun was at once pat in evidence the
m IN was convicted, and afterwards made full CON
fesson Of the crime We have never heard a more
extraordinary confirmation of the truth OF the saying
Murder will out" aud it is an incident well con-
frmed."
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HONG.

The world may change from old to new,
From new to old again
Yet hope and heaven, forever true,
Within mans heart remain.
The dreams that bless the weary soul,
The struggles of the strong,
Are steps toward some happy goal,
The story of hopes song.
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AGAsr.waGgL SroRY.-A very good natured story
Is t5id Of one Barley Willard -thpngh the finale Of
this Joke possesses small credit for rteys love Of
truth OF his natural business habits either. He was
wheel@rght by trade, and though an excellent
YothmIn, was mlrkahle for his habit of proerasti.
nation. He would promise over and over again, with
a. little sas1ple aud, MANY positively lastsn az
theatHet star Having pledged his word to very
have his cart done by certain day, B4rtey again
lHled To Keep his engagement and On the arrival of
me owner, the cart was still unfinished. HWett said
t1a customer, you have got my cart done this time,
Of course 2" Yes said srtey, Il have done he
%9gR and supposed 1t was quite ready for you when
discovered that lhad made an uua1conntlhle mis-
Like tlat VAL put me back tortaighta All, in
deed said the customer; whats the trouble p
ny you SEES sud Barley, with gravity, and an
aIf o. extreme vex4lpa, "ynu see | have made a
mistake never made suc6 bunder in ms I,fa /
have committed the ridiculous mistake Of MAKING
p3th wheels for the same side, they are both III,
wheels 'ls it possible n said the customer. who
was thoroughly mgstiied, aud 50 allowed Birtey
another fortnight to finish the cart.
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Wy dearest Msra,' wrote quite atTeetionate
wrote him back Dearest let me correct either ya1r
grammar o. your morals. You address me, ; Nv
dearest maria. Am to suppose you have other
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COMPTROLLRRS OFFICE,
litN of New Orlenms. Dnrembnr S. l.5a.


No. 4lI0.
FROM ar n 5S ns Ms5issp river IT'S Ges Of hf "
banks aud 5ecureIy kept from our upper limit to
the Saave', Pianalion in the parish Of Jefferson.
event Of such calamity, would be inciIcuiabr and
whereas II Is duty the Common GuuHCi the city and
uhab devise guard against such unlocked
for ysaogs ttgEIless Of eNpense ~ order 70 protect The
Of Others beyond our limits therefore
thoGtzet y e after thirty dys notice ~ The Official joqua
eonnci for the cosirueii9n9 lTEee along The upper n Of
along said lower linz 70 the New uaa and along The New Ga
The base thirty feet the top, sufficient height to
gurd the City against Al eyerilovs from creyasses
been completed the mpro Ter be aud he hereby authorized
sell after days notice in the official journal
for the rurtlouo shell road wenty width the
Top sad leyec from Maya les to the Mee Ridge
and peedsaoos Oh Ao il tie Surveyor once and tie saes
70 be subject to the approval or rejection by he Common
0'"s CsgnedI 40, NIXON,
Signed, Ff"''4 \ w nif1S + Aldermen
President pro TEN, Board Assistant Aldermen.
lstsnedl GERARD srITH, Mayor.
Notice hereby given NM on THURSDAY. 18Th day Of
JANUARY, ls59. will ndudiate my Office, L clock NJ,
as BY ,g.'', 7. rHEARD, Comptroller.
SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for the
~ G9nstrucion9t aeyee 4iong re upper limit of e city rom
from hence along The lower le of Garrqop TO the New O.
1he portion sa4 ieyee along the mpr limit Of the city
sud lower line Grrlt0n New Canal shall KY
such heights when c1maeey ,eued a. marked b. plan
hereto annexed and hNt portion Of said estt along Tie New
Ridge shall fifteen Width at he haze i've IN width
at Ne t@p and Of sueh heights when completely settled as are
Ihe earth 70 be ned 70 the consmci7u Of he portouef
Ming Al ten feet from tie b,se OF sof aye Md rraig l
o portion Of mid legee secondly described shall be furnished
The Garth used in the construction Of said Ieyee shJ be tree
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GTNDRIES-

ScNpRlEs-
lRl barrels btst quality Pink Eye Potatoes
Idp Yellow skin Onions
a0J quarter boxes Goldfish
20 UgNe, smoked Herrincs,
60D No Soap.
8 FUNCTIONS Prime Old Jamaica RIM
quarter cask Pure Native Wine.
NOW landing from ship Richard Morse at Post "a First Dis,
triett and for sule by S. JONES e 20 - ~ IN
70 81 GTayier street.
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The landscape wears shroud of snow,
The cold winds sweep along the plain,
And all above and all below
Shows winters melancholy reign.
Oh! well this season may compare
To that deep sadness of the heart,
Which comes in whitening GOODNESS there,
When hopes enlivening beams depart.
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What weapon does young lady resemble whose
acquaintance pass her in silence without notice?
cut.laSS.
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NEW GRANADA, WEST COAST OF S0TTTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VAN DIEM ANS LAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHINA-Closes on the lth and 10th of
each month, at P. NJ. Arrives on OF about The
18th and 2Sth OF each month.
RB~Postage to South Pacific Letters, Sac; papers
&c.
RH-Postage to New South Wales Victoria, South
Australia, etc, via England, by packet or private
ships, S3 cents single rate, prepaid via France
TO cents each quarter ounce, prepaid is added To
the above postage; via New York BY private
ships, cents prepaid
RB-Postage to Peru Letters, 22c.; papers, Sc
EB-Postage to Bogota (New Granada:) Letters l8c.;
papers, &C.
RB-Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Franciseo loo. prepaid.
The postage to places on the West coast of South
America, via Panama, is On each single letter
3leents and on each newspaper, 6 cents when
sent ; and 10 cents on each letter and cents on
each paper, when received.
R8- The postage to New Granada direeti is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dieman,s
Land and China tYia San Francisco4 is, on
each single letter, 10 cents, payable in advance
N8The singleletter rate to California and Oregon is
10 cents prepaid. On newspapers, etc. the 40
nestle rates apply.
r. MARKS, P. Nj.
NV ORLEANS, November /, 1858.
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Schedule OF Mails.
NEW oRLEANs PosT-oFFIcE.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
From LIST November, 1858, to LIST June, 1856
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HALT News
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The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
Summons.

STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-IN THE DISTRICT
~ Court of the Fifteenth Judicial District County of
Butte ELIZA ROGERS VS.. b. B. ROC ERS. Action
brought IN the District Court oihe 18th Judicial District
and the Complaint filed in the County Of Butte in the
Office of the Clerk Of said District Court The People
the State of California send greeting To B. B. ROGERS.
Yog are hereby required to appear in action brought
rganss bv the above named plaintiff in the District
Court of the of Fifteenth Judicial District in and for the
county Butte and to the complaint filed therein
IA copy of which accompanies this suumonsl within
days excusve of the ay OF service after the service
you of this summons if Served within this county if
served of this county. but within this Judicial Dis
trct within twenty days served ou: of said District
then hin forty daysor judgment by default viii be
taken against ynn The said action is brought obtain
decree Of sal Court that the marriage contrac. exist
ing between you and the plaintiff be dissolved and
nued, that she may be released from bonds
mony. and TO obtain Judgment for the costs and money
of this acon and for such other and fur
ther relief may be proper-and if you fall appear
and answer The said complaint above req sired the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for TIE elie in her
plant demanded.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the District
Fourf of the Fifteenth Judicial District, this
{ \ pig hteenth day of sug ST in the year OF
SEAL our Lord Thousand eight hundred and
| J ffty-si"ht NJ. Ii. DARRACH,
anglS 3ms Clerk.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-09
Notice to Lien Holders.

STATE OF CALILFORSIA-countyo of But e.-Dis-
y trict Court 18th Judicial District James E. Caine
ct al d. c. Downer ct al Whereas the abote named
plaintiffs having commenced action in said Court
nganst said defendants for the foreclosure OF
tain mechanics lien held and claimed By said plaintiffs.
upon that certain building lying and being sitsaed in
the town of Oroyie in said county and State known
as the Theater building located the of H1noo
and Bird streets said and occupying 'eart of
lots numbered t and 90 two in block (a) three
laid down the map OF the town OF Oroville fle in
Recorders oiae OF Butte county. Notice is hereby given
all persons holding taimne liens upon saiaheren
before described property, to theis said
before the said Court the frss sIanda, of Novenb ber
A. 1885, then and there 70 make proof of the sas.
81 got d. W. CHERSNAR, ATTY for plaintiff
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-09
Summons.

GTATE OF CALIFORN AIN THE DIS
- rict Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Dssrict-,onuiy
of Ruiie. Joanna wager. Rudolph wager. Action
roughi in the district Court of the Fifteenth Judicial
District and the complaint Filed in the county Of Butte
in the office of the Clerk of sad Dsfr ct Court. The Peo
rle of the State of California send greeting TO Rudolph
Yager You are hereby required To appear in action
brought against you by the above named paintiff in the
District Court the Fifteenth Jndical Dis in and for
The county of Butte and tn the complaint filed
therein "a copy Of which accompanies this summons)
within ten DAYS Exclusive Of the dy or servce) after
the service you of this summons if served within
this county If served f This county. but within this
Jutiical District within twenty days. if served of
said District then within fery dayscr Judgment by de-
fault will be taken agns The said action is brought
10 obtain decree Of his court to dissolve the b,nds of
matrimony existing between Yourself and said Panliff
and that said marriage conlrac be forever annu led and
plaintiff by deere of this court be divorced and forever
freed from the said det ndant and if you fail rp
peir and answer fhesad complaint above required
will apply to the Court for the ref demaned in her said
complaint. Given under my hand aud the seal of the
District Court Of the Fifteen tn judicial District, this
22nd day Of lure in the year OF onr urd one thousand
eight hundred and filty-ei-ht.
NJ. II. nARRACH. Clerk,
ie24td BY J. II. MARBLE. Deputy
HARRIS Il 'owkRn, ATTORNEYS fnr plaintlf
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-09
Justices Summons,

n TNirED STATES OF AMERlCA-STATFO OF CAL
~ ifornia Couny of Butte In JUSTICES Court, Ophir
Township, The People of the State OF California,
James Harlow. greeting: You hereby summoned to
appear before me. my Office in Ophr township County
OF sute the 10Th day OF November A. ID. ls at 10
O'Clock A. NJ to unto the complaint of w o. Muir
fry. who the of fifty dollars and in
erest the at the rate of three per cent. per
month from day the Tth of March 1858 until paid said
amount clamed to be due on rrumissory note. dated
Narct i1ih 1885, and signed james Harlow when iuds
gmcnt will be taken against you for the said amount ii
you fail to appear and answer To the SHERIFF. any
Constable of said County, greetin9 Make legal service
and due bereof Given under my hand this 18th
day of August A ID 1858. JOHN 5. BERRY.
au13 3m@ Justice of the Peace of said Township.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-09
MEDICAL.
Physical and Mental Den,,,.=


In no portion of the United States are so many ar
ampies OF Physical and Mental decay to be net with a.
in California, wheredisspaon runs riot The true res
son. seems 10 US lays in the personal neglect OF health
which soon IN our climate becomes confirmed habit.
Notning is go dangerous, and with view of checking
'his great svi we would call especial attention to the
aa'efsen-ento OF Dr. J. CzAPKAy, in another cnlomn
o' ns paper Unlike the majority Of advertising p6v
VINO ere generally emptics--Dr. Czapkay Is
gentleman OF rare srienc aud medical attainmepts hay
the Hungarian army ad possesses the NECESSARY reou
es Ion The successful pr. secution of his profession
m eafe ai'a aavee we would especially commend all
suffering from sexual or private diseases which branch
OF medicine he has made his exclusive practice feeling
ufta it ~ an such cenPiants whether arising from
injector, sell abuse loss of vility, he can paraD
zee specify ana permanent cure The many testimonials
ne hi rec we'd particularly of the astonishing he
mas efeeie1 IN storing SYSTEMS almost enteiT wrecked
from the paifful effects OF Physical and Mental debility
speaks volumes Of his skill, and chserfuy recon-
mend him To the public skiHful physician, in whom
every conf ienee can be placed oca-tf
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-09
Sherif's Sale.

VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER
D of sale issued out OF The District Court OF the Fiji
teenh Judicial District. in and for Butte County. and
Stale of Califorhia ag Inst NJ D. LASW ELL and in
favor OF L. b. RAIL. for the of three hundred and
fourteen collars. (S314 o0) with interest thereon The
rate of three per month from the rendition of
judgment until paid, and all costs suit taxed in the
of ten dollars and all accruing said order.
TO me directed and delivered commanding me 10 sell
the mortgaged premises hereinafter desc hed satisfy
said deinand, viii ON Monday. the 11fh day
of October. A. D. 1888, at the hnnr OF O'Clock.
p. NJ, of id - sell at public sale. 10 the highest
bidder for cash. the property described in ad order
follows, TO wit: Commencing on Montgomery street.
seventy nine feet from the northeast Of lo mher
sixteen, l6 in bl ck humber nineteen. g9 the same
is laid the mar plan OF the Town of nruvle,
County and State Aforesaid. file in the County Re-
corder's office of sa county. running tTence IN south
erly direction one hundred feet thence easterly at right
aages twenty feet, henre souhry at right angles ihir
ty feet. thence t,ry at right angles twenty -four
ieei thence nertherly al right angles. eighteen feet,
thence westerly at right angles twenty feet, thence
northerly at right angles ti Montgomery street one
hundrei and fourteen feet thence along said street TO
the of beginning twenty -four feet.
The above sale To take pce at the Court House door
in the Town OF Oroville County and State Aforesaid.
N, -. PLUd. Sheriff Butte County.
Oroviile, September Is.h, A. d. 1858
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
Constable Sale.

DY VIRTUE of All EXECUTION issued out
II of E. Donahos Court Justice of the Peace in and
for 0phr Township. County of Butte and State of Cal
ornia to me directed and delivered in favor Of J.
Gilbert and against Ducie Cushion and j. Colahan.
comma nding 10 make the sum of two hundred dol
lars ts2o0) damages and fty-ine dollars and ninety
cents e 90 interest and COSTS besides accrung costs,
have seized and shall expose for sale pnhc auction.
at O'Clock p. NJ the 9th day of October A. D. 1855
to the highest bidder for cash. at the front Of said Il.
Donaho's office in said township county and State
aforesaid the following described property 10 witt all
that piece parcel of land tuae in the towh of Orc
vilie COUNTY and State aforesaid laid down the
ocai map OF said town. OF lot two ts in block
TWO 20 and bound as follows to witt commencing at
point on the south side of Miners Alley lightweight
feet tSs from the of said Alley and Myers street
running thence westerly twenty-five (22l feet, thence
southery fifty (50) feet, the back line Burt
lo thence easterly along the line of Burts lot twenty
Two CID feet thence northerly fly 1901 feet the place
of beginning, together with all the Ieernent- heredita-
ments and appnrtenances thereunto in any,
wise appertalng. Dated this the nth day Sept. A.
ID. 1855. MATTHEW J. PURCELL.
Constable.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-09
Assay Office & Refinery.

No. los Battery street, Merchant San Francisco.
nN AND AFTER THIRD or MAY PRoXfMo we
Twill receive deposits Of Bullion AssayiHg, refining
and uising. Uuiil the BrnHch Mint preference
in payments deposits of Refined bullion Unrefne1
Knion. Gas is contemplated by hill now before Con
grs to that efe-) hail pay all depositors in United
sates com invariably in five days after dePasis is
made. Our charge refining gold is 10 ounce
and OF per cent. for c,Jina9e. tbeiBg cents per
ounce less than Mint charges Impaired bars will be
made usual. and re, ufns made the day on
which the deposit is made Public patronage is respect
fully solicited, far may be consistent with the in
terest of the deposilol. IUSTH l. HUNTER,
lap23-3m2dp1
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-09
Constable Sale.
10Y VIRTUE oE Az ExEcurIoN

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION AND
- decrea order of sale issued out of the Court of
John : Berry Justice of the Peace in and for Ophr
Towns hip, County of Ruite, the 1ilh day of Sept
1895, against Harriet Nyncoop md favor of Re
min Russell and to me directed delivered comman-
ding me to make the of Sai6 90 principle and in
teres damages and SIS 45 an: acc-uine costs
on said writ out Of the following desc bed property to
wit that iece parcel lot OF land lying and being
In the town o orosie. county of Butte and state OF
California; commencing about 100 feet easterly from the
South east corner of Myers and Montgomery street
fronting on Montgomery street 81 feet running back
Miners Alley at right angles TO Montgomery street one
one hundred and thirty two fet being part or No
in block No TO- the same being known ms the Waverly
House property ; also. the undivided one half o.
the following described properly lot ii said town. to
wit, commencing at the south Montgonl-
cry and Oak Streets, running Morpomery street 20
feet thence at right angles Soufbery So feet thence
right angles easterly 20 feet thefcs right angles
norhery 80 feet to the rlace of begnnngSaid prop
ery mortgaged to the payment said indebted,
ness. have levied upon the above described property
and will expose the same to public sale to the highest
bidder for cash, on Saturday the 9Th day of Get 1888 he
tween the hours of ten and eley o'clock A. NJ OF that
day. Said sale take place in from OF John s. Berrs
Office, Bird street in 0roville pated Oroville Sept
18th 1851. p MAGUIRE, Constable.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-10-09
RTTTE RECORD.

c.S FRANCISCO NEwS-Ne cHp the 1OioWlhS
s.ou tie telegraphic dispatch in the Union of Fri
DAY:
SAN Francisco, October 4.
Thomas NJ. Deblois filed an insolvent petition,
rah liabilities amounting to s. 900: no assets
Jonathan Hunt commenced suit to get possession
# f1fee as tax collector, Patch claims IL ior ano
tber year. - ho sr,r,,;oa
Thecity is to have sixty hydrants, to DC suppiied
bv I'D Bensley Water Works.
THE banks have refused to take some OF heiiogg
+ COS new twenty dollar pieces as they are 'swea-
Gristv Crispen, saloon keeper, has been sentenced
to pay 500, or work as many u'ss' ioi pe''f iAf'
ceny. ,.-.,..-,-o, g.. A.. .,.,:..
torrrfusinc TO give up the money received for re-
covering stolen goods.
Tbe Stage which left Los Angeles October 4th
lived here this morning. The laying of the At
ianfTt cable was celebrated at Los Ange'os Salutes
lore fred of between three or four hundred guns.
The Californians participated, and theo all had a
The new telegraph company were obtaining SUBJ
seripti0ns rapidly.
Col. Titus with party of fllibusters, had arri-
red al Fort Davis, for Sonora with the avowed in
were fully armed,
Williams Giles has been arrested for grand lar
ceny.
Thirty-four passengers arrived to-day from Vic
toria, on two sailing vessels also a cargo OF Ice
from Kodac.
Anived-Ship Ran Us days from London, with
ale. etc., to Dickson. DeWolf 4 Co.
Flour SO so to $40 so. Oats 81 45 to 81 50. Pc
tatoes, 81 II to 81 25.