davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08
SllpriH,s Sale.
DY Virtue Of n DecretsI Order Iss ue

uDY Virtue OF Decret al Order Issued
ID out of the District Court OF the Fifteenth Judi
cial District in and for Butte county and State Of
California, against J. y. Kirwan and in favor Of
James ". Emerson. for the sum of We hundred aud
sixty nine ninety five hu nd redths dollars debt
incres. and costs and In favor OF A. Hoe for the
sum Of four hundred and eighteen eighty seven one
hundredts dollars debt, interest and costs, aud In
favor Of u. Haley and Thos Hawkins for the sum OF
hundred and twcnty.seven thirty nine one hun
dredhs dollars debt interest and costs, with interest
on said sums at the rate of ten per cent per
until paid aud all accrung costs said writ to
directed and delivered commanding mo to sell the
property hereinafter described to satisfy said de-
mands, will on Saturday the 2Oth day of
jane, A. u, 1858, at the hOur Of O'Clock =. NJ. of
said day In puTsuInce Of the requirements of said
der sell at public sale to the highest bidder for cash
the property described in said order of sale fol-
lows to wit that certain concrete building situated
on the north side OF Montgomery street In the town
of Oroyilc county Of Butte and state OF California,
what is known as part of block eighteen In the
town OF Orovilie, and commencing sa d block
number eighteen, on Montgomery street about five
see ea-tcry sror, the .outheast corner of the build
ing known as tho Table Mountain lfouse$in Orovc
atorcsad and running thence easterly q irty eight
ieet along thr northerly line of said Montgomery
street thence northerly at tg ght angle fifty eight
feet thence westerly at right angle nineteen feet
thence uorthcry about ninety feet at right angie
thence at right angle westerly nrrteen feet theme,
Houthory at ght angle one hdudred aud forty eight
| feet ari ,iX inches 10 tho place OF beginning.
The above sale to take place at tie Court House
door in the town OF oroyle, county aud state afore
said.
" u PLUM, Sheriff Butte County,
| OfoviIlc, June ID, A. ID. 1858
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

6cTArE OF CALtFORNiA-COUNTY OF BUTTE
- District Court, Fifeenth judicial District.-ln
tn n'aitrr OF the petit of Fran is Tafbe, an in
solvent debtor In pursuance Of an order IN lde IN
the said Court at chlnbers the 29l day of Miy a.
d. 1855 The ere .tprs OF tn said petitioner Francis
larbUll, tro hereby nottlsl - appear before the
Hon Warren 7 SoNton. Judge of sdid Court, IN and
for Butte County, al his oiice al chimb in OTu
vale on The 26lh day of June. at 10 o'clock, \. VI.
or that lay, then aud there 10 >hos can II Any there
be, Why the said petitioner shodli not make NJ as
signment OF his estae, AMI he discharged from his
debts and liabilities. By order of the Court.
Witness my hand and official seal aiixei this the
ed day OF May, 4. ID, 1858.
fsEAL1 NJ H. DARRtCH Clerk
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08
M.RYsviLIE, June }


nr. l.. J. Crapky. San Frapcis:o-Sir-th haw
the last OF your medicine, and do not think ,
need any more. As ! feel very well, except Una.
not entirely got uIy strength yet but soon S,s
The appetite that have. IL is just three we~N>
may reoollec since cAllei nj your ins'iinie,
my constitution, rs I thought, entirely orokep'
ne ser thought you would be able 10 cure In
fectly, but thought you might be able - 90
thing IN ease the pain In my back anal ma
strengthen my limbs, which were - wea< we
would almost give way un Ter me. when
and to strengthen my nerves ~ that ] wonIa =
excited and tremble at every liule thing. ~
YOU know what l expected. you m Az JId-e
satisfaction at my complete recovery ifonh
symptoms anil the removal of those hs'''oi..
sores from my skin, AMI aloe-s from my larss
tie Iiire siOppsge Of thp-e emissions, NhS
said were principally the cause II my sickneN y
hardly tell you which IL the greaiesi, my 10y
surprisc for kept not hayfny fully got iny -
/ hol "a well ~ any man can feel kncl"sta
yna tsenty dollars over your chA-ge. snd 'h',.'
,,lf cheipiy cared n Nog tink an bo1f J
De- ca.tsd. you mas put tais leiier ~ lhs ~
Tncfa. ihi
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NlE nIN Al ARIlEIl III

IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF
y the Probate Court for the County of Butte, state
of California, made on the Goth day of May, A. ID
1854 the undersigned, admustratot Of the estate of
CHARLES u. CUOnY, deceased, late Of said County,
viii expose for sale, at public auction. on the ranch
OF said deceased, Dry Greek, In said County, the
following described properly, TO wit; One hundred
and sixty ncres of improved land. with the tenemens
thereon, situated In the Township of Hamilton.
County and State aforesaid, and bounded follows,
10 Wit: Commencing nj a point on the east bank
OF Dry Greek, abou, 4So rods southerly, aud below
the ranch OF Capt John w. Moore, DRY Creek
Hoase) thence southerly aud parallel with said Dry
Creek 100 rods; thence westerly ut right angles 100
rods; thence northerly at right angles 100 rods;
thence easterly right angles 100 rods o the pa
OF beginning The terms of sale; CASH. Sale To
commence AT the hour OF oRe O'Clock I. NJ, on Sat.
urlay the 26th day ofJune A ID. 1855
JOHN ), MORRIS, Public Administrator,
Per ID. W. CHEESMAS, Deputy.
N. B.-The ablve property was advertised TO be
sold the sth day Of May, A. ID. lSJ5 under former
order of Probate Court. Owing TO sickness OF Dep
u,y Administrator, the sale was NOT made.
ID. w. CHEESMAN.
Deputy Public Administrat ".
0rovilie, May 2plh. A. h. 1855. mv29 Nv
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

tstrArE or FCAtIFORNiA-.OU .OUNil ~ BU rTE
- JUSTICES Court, Cascndp Township. The Pro-
pie o the state of t.tiorlia u II. G. RhoIls greet
ing: You are hereby summoned to appear before
AT my otlice, IN Nuprrsyillr. Case de TOwn,h -.
Ut the Coulty Of Bate, uu thn lo uleenlh day ui
Mly, \ u l>,S. At 10 o'rlpck, A. NJ, To unswc. the
up.int Of ;. Miller, who sues to recover The sum
Of Il nine dollars and seventy i've cents, an
accnunt tor board and liquors sold AMI delivered
when Judgment Will he taken against yen for the sad
amount together with costs and damages, IT yCu ia /
to appear anI answer.
To the SaeriG or any Constable Of said County,
grecng: Make lagai service aud due return hereof.
Given unIer my hand this lth day Of May, A. ID,
1853 JOHN hEYES,
Attest n true copy. Justice Of the Peace
JouS GILpERsLEvE, Constable.
Ordered, that the above he published in the Butte
RrcoRp, weekly, for two weeSs.
myl7 JOHN KEYES, p.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08
SPIRMIroRRHoEA, OR LOCAL wEAk

SPIRMIToRRHOEA, OR LOCAL wEAkr :
- Nervous Debility, low spirits. Lassitude,
hes. Of the Limbs and Back, IndisposItiop an
psbiiity Tor labor and Study, Dizziness ~ sff..s
sion, I,oss ot Memory, Aversion 90 SOC sety - ~.
SOLITUDE, TimidNy Self Distrust, Dizziness iiess,
Involuntary Discharges. Pains in the Side Anee.
of the Ewes, Pimples on the Pace, se1dnl ana
in,irmaties in man, are cured without fhi "
Justly celebrated Physician and Surgeon y.
CZ iPKAY His method Of curing disea-es
(unknown to others and hence his great sneo''
All consultations. by letter or otherwise. irse.
dress l.. J. .CLapkay, Nj. d. San Francisco, SAp
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08
- II a Nj II L NJ q
e M B. ROID ERIN G.

TuNuE UNDERSIGNED nEsItES MOST RE
n specially 10 inform adde's OF q oy lie that
sac viii receive orders f.f Stamping Aul tmb OF
teuhg Having compl ass rsmeht u' patterns,
size ckH gtFe satisfaction Si MicteA Also, les
tlas Zivsu 10 iNites aat '.tt.-. t. En5rI icfy.
N.r.tlir Nlr n tt s H-tNiN
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice Of Foreclosure of Mechanics Lien.
srArE oF c.LiFoRSI..
COUNTY OF BrTrK
JoHS q ADAMS,
vs..

4 COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN FILED IN
N the District Calrt of the Fifteenth Jddci Al
District IN AMI for Butte Caiaty b. The abJve namcd
plaintiff against said defend praying for the fore
el0sare OF mecaanie's lien for shs sum Of three
hundred and sevsRty one i la-S and eighty eis 4
cents anu inoreS at the rate of three per csnL per
moath, GA TIE to.loSiag property Ia wit: Lot No
Que. Two, seven AMI eight. la hl,Sk No. thirty
seven va The Town OF Oruvs, ith all the b iiidngs
uPoa the sans. Notice Is heccby giVen, 10 all per.
SINS holding or claiming items ihs sait property
10 o. and appeN Al the above District Court NJ the
Vour House "a OrONille, on the iourh Monday ~
August noxi and " eNh.bH then ani+herc the nroof
ul satd Hens JOHN q ADAMS.
WKLis 4 R0sESRAUS. Nuy ~ riNauu
oFNrs!C, Ma, leih lats nv s4".Nt
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08
ID. J. DAHLEE, Phnlcf'
DISCOVERY OF THE A6t

THNHE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THEA
u Great blessing 10 Mankind!-lnnocent oal
tent!-Df. l.. J Czapkay's Prop hylacticum, ,sel
injecting agent,l sure preventive against oons
rheal and Syphiltic diseases, and an unsurpss'
remedy for all veneral, scroiulous, gancrenOai
cancerous ulcers foeid discharges from vag'na' y,
us and urcthra, and all cutaneous ernptioDs ana
eases. As inuoculalon is n sure preventive ae
small pox, So is Or. L.J Czapkay's prophyiact"
n preventive against Syphilitc and Gonorhenl
eases. Harmless In itself. Il possesses the pow
Chemically y destroying the syphilitc virus, and
by saving tn iusands of deoauchees from being n
ted by the most lOaihsome of all diseases
young man who appreciates health be wilho'A
Czapkay's prophS laclicum. /, Is in very conNe Il
package aud will be found cunvehreniior use
used as a soap Price. s.. For sale at pt,AI
Czapkay Private Medical asi Surgical ms
Saci ameutn rect, below Montgomery, oppos'
NJ Co.'S OH e. san Fran cisco.
Alllriters mIst be addressed to l.. j.. .C1apAS't
D., san Francisco.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08
SIIERIrFS SALE.

upH VIRTUE OF n Detrcta1 Order
nD issued out of the Ds,rtct Court Oi the Fifteenth
judicial District, in and for Butte County and state
OF California, agunst JOHN JONES, anl IN favor
Of GEORGE VGSr, al nlristr ttor Of !nJ esitc of
THOMAS DAWklSS, deceased f1r the sum of Il We
hundre aud Sky on, 91-l50ths dollars, tSAtt 9DJ
with interest thereon, Mt the ratio of three ptr cont
per month from the rendition % dSincut until
Two 2i1O ts ffolIm. (s3l ejt and af accruing costs
ON sail writ, 10 mJ directed ani delivered, com.
m ,nding me 10 soll tho mortagrd properly herein
AT cr descri Ied, 10 satisfy sad demand, VIII. on
Thmday, The 9th day OF jan, \. u lSlS.
al Tho hour of two clDck 4. VI of sati dRy. in pnr
sulnce with tho roq ren'nts Of sad Order. sell AT
public snle, To the highest b der Tor cash. the prop
cry described Ia said order Of SAL, rs follows, to
wit: The undivided one halt OF tho properly
known n the Exchange. the Same beng situated Ia
Forbedovn, Butte County, aud state OF CALIFORNIA,
and also the fixtures In said Exchange.
The above snle 10 take place nj the Court House
door, In ths Town OF Or0yiIle, County and State
aforesaid.
" d. PLUH sheriff Butte County.
Oruyille. June Isl, A. d. 1859.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08

TsANpaEN., Burulag Fluid, Alcohol ani sririls
~ u furI ensiae, lol sale bys
DIP JOHN s. ALRRa
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08
INSOLVENCY NOTICE,

INSOLVENCY NOTICE.
cear teao,y CA'isussA' of Bu,ss County Court
In the matter OF Jacob vu;elsdor vs. His Creditors
IMP UR y u ANCE + OF AN ORDER
4 made by the Hon. Thus. Wells, County Jaix. in
and for sait County, u, Chamber on tn l4ta day OF
April, A. u. lsSS, Noucs is hereby given to the
creditors OF tho said jacob Vogelsd ,rd petitioner
In insolvency ~ be ald appear at the Coart Iou,e
In said County of Butte the first ,ndty In June
4, u. lsbS. the same ben; The hrs day of the next
term OF said Court, and there shos cause before
Judge IN open Court, way the assignment OF said
insolvcnfs estate should not DC IN ide, ani hs be
discharged from his debts
~ Witness my hand AMI the seal Of said
! sEAL. Court affixed, this the 36lh day OF April
~ A. q. 1855. NJ. II. DtRR ACH, CLERK.
s. RosESAAUa, Attorney for p.t ti0ner.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08

TNHE PEOPLE or tue STATE OF CALIroR,
- MIA, send Greetiny 10 John A. Rollings, Oliver
= watson, Allen Ciymsr, Wa. l. Evans, Charles
Evans, a. Wheeler, rhonss y. Davis, Thomas n
Boucher, Chtles Hensiey, J. Watson, J n. Woolen.
aud samuel }. itcnsieys foa are hereby required
~ appear In action brought against you by the
above named plsin,n In the District Court of the
Fifteenth Judicial Disrict. In aud tor the Coun,y OF
Butte, aud To answer the Compliant filed therein, "a
copy of which Accompanies this Summnns) within
ten days, (exciusve " the day OF scrvicc) after the
scrvtce yoa OF this Summons F served within thi.
county; served out Of this county, but within This
Judicial District <ihin twenty days. or II serve out
u said District then vithia forty daysos iadgmem
by default will be akea against you TIE said action
is brought 10 oosain Judgment and decree oflore-
closure ot certain iaieniure of Mortgage ba irinS
date GA ths, sah day OF June D 1873. executed by
the deien liant ioha A. Rsnys TO the plaintiG, ana
TOR The sale Of mortg sci preaiscs desert bel III eren
and the application Of the proceeis OF such sale to
The payment of The amoaai due on the nfOmis,ry
noie doscrs bed 10 said mortgage togsther With such
other and further relief Ia the promises a. 20 our
said Coun may seem right and proper also tor costs
OF suts and u you fail o appear and answer the satd
comptasnf as sbcEe required the plaintiff will anply
10 The osur Zoe The relief demanissi th.rcin -
Given under my hsad ami ias Seal Of the nts,rie,
[ - CauFt at tbs ftnesnlh Judicial ni.lyirt
lsEAt. this 18th day Of April. In tho wear A.
- our Lord one thousaa I'D eight hunsirts, a.i
ntty-eight
w. p" aAfit 'rThs 'lefS epE-Sm
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08

Action brought in the
District Court uf the III
,eenlh judicial District
aad tns compliant tiled
Ia the c,an y OF nut,e.
In tho ones Of the Clerk
of SAID District coar,.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUMMONS
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, J
10 the District Court OF the 18th Ja iicial District
County OF Butte.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08

Joseph ~, Alexander
jno. \. kollings.
oliver T.. watson,
Alien Clymer,
WIN. l.. Evans,
Charles Evans
q Wheeler,
Thomas v. Davis,
Tho mas E. Boucher,
Charles Heasley,
J. Watson,
J. r. woolen, and
Samuel J IIcnsley,
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-08
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Oroville May 18th, 1853.
BuRr Il RHcDgs, Att'ys for Pltf'.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-13

q she United etatss y preventing tns 9asstt tros
osing ohstfucted or closed ey awleas vlolense and
In protesting TIE lives and property u Americas
time that tAsss fegsss shall - withdraw the no.
mont the danger shsll havs pAsssd sway. Without
such provision, oar eisissns will y constantly
posed 70 intssption IN their progrsss, ssd 70 law
ls1s violsnes.
Asinilax nsssssify exists Tor the Pa0sss Of sssA
ast, for the protection of the Panama md Tshs.
antspec routes.
n rsfssenoe 70 the Panans rosts. the Unitsd
States, ~ their sxisting treaty with New Granada,
wth tie view that the free transit 1rDn one - tn
ether - nay not b. Interrupted embarrassed In
any future ti0s while the treaty exists"
I, ,.S.rd - Ia rshua.tspac rant.. vhtch ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-13

and rensove from our countrymen the disabilities
which have heretofore been imposed upon the az
srcise Of their religion The treaty shall be sub
mitted To the Senate for approval without delay
II is my earnestdcsire thar every misundcrstand
ing with the government OF Grent Britain should
b. amicahly snd speedily adjusted. II has beer
the lsiortune OF both countries almost ever since
the period Of the revolution to have been ANNOYED
by succession Of irritating and dsngsrOus CUES
tl0ns threatening thcir friendly relstions srhir
has partially prevented the full DEVELOPMENT al
tl1osS leciin2s OF mutual friendship between the
people oil the two countries, 20 natural in them.
selves aud 20 conductive to their common interest
Any serious interruption ot the commerce. between
the United States and Great Britain would be equal
~ injurious 10 both In fact, no two nations have
ever existcd on the face Of the Garth which could
do each other 70 much good or 70 much harm.
Entertaining these sentiments l am gratitcd tc
inform you that the long pending controversy be-
tween the two governments, in relation u the que,
| ton OF visitation and search, has been amicabiy
adjusted. The claim on the part OF Great Britain
forcibiy to visit American vessels on the high sea,
In time OF peace, could no, be sustained under ths
laws OF nations, and II had been oyeTrulei BY he,
own most eminent jurlsts This question was re-
Gently hrou4h, to an issue by thc repeated acts o.
Ry,t,st crns.-s~ IN boarding end er.rsh,rs
chant vessels In the Gulf Of Mexico and the Ada
cent sens. Ihess acts were th6 more injurious snd
annoying as these waters are traverscd BIZ q large
portion OF the commerce and navigation al The
United States, and their free and unrestricted
use IL esssatialto the security Of the coastwiss
trade between different States of the Union.
Such vsxAiioas Interruptions could not fail 10
excite the feeaiugs Of the country and 10 require
the intcrposition Of the government. Remon-
strAnces were addressed 70 the British govern.
ment against these violations Of our rights Of
sovereignty, and naval force wss Ut the same
time ordered 70 the Cuban waters. with dirsc.
tons Ito protect ell vessels Of the United Statss
on the high seas from search or detention BY
the vessels OF war Of any other nation.r These
measures received the unqualified and even en-
.husiAsiic appreciation OF the American people,
Mast fortunately, however, no collision took
place. and the British government promptly
avowed its recognition Of the principles Of In
tsrnA'ions Law upon this subject, - laid dovn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-13

Union have an equal vote with those from the
largest. The same may be said In regard 10
the ratification or treaties, and executive APP
pointmcBis. All this has worked admirably in
practice, whilst 1t conforms in principle with
the character vi government instituted ~
sovereign States. ] presume NO American cit
ixen would desire the slightest change in the
arrangement. Still, y II not uujust and une-
quail to the existing States 80 invest some forty
or City thousand people collected in . territory
with The attributes OF sovereignty, and place
them on al equal footing with Virginia and
New \ ork IN the Senate Of the United States1
For these reasons earnestly recommend TN
passage oil general act which shall provide that
upon ths application OF territorial legislature. de
ciafing their belief that the territory contains
number Of inhabitants which, II IN Stale, Wouit
rntitie them to elect member ut Congress il shall
be the duty Of the President 10 cause 4 census o.
the iphrbiants 10 be taken and ii found sufficient
Then W the Terms Of this act " authorize them t.
proceed : IN their Own way y 20 frame State con-
stituston preparatory 10 admission into the Union
also recommend that appropriation may be made
= 70 s.c... &c ..sc 9. -: ...e &c
pie OF Kansas
The present condition OF the Territory OF Utah
when coD,rasscd WITH what II was one year ago. il
subject iof congrAtulation. Ii was then III i s:at,
vi ofea retclion. and, cost what Il might the char
actef 81 tlie government required that this rebel
ION should be suppressed and the Mornons compell.
Cd to yield obedience IL tho constitution and the
laws. In order 20 accomplish this obec, as ia.
formed you ~ my lest annual message appoint
Cd . new Governor instead o. Brigham Young
lnd other federal officers take the place OF those
who, consulting their personal safety had found Il,
necessary 70 Withdraw from The territory. To pro.
iec these civil officers, and 10 aid them M q rossg
eoMfAfus, Ia the execution vi the laws in case Of
heed, orjared u detachment OF tho aulry To nc.
npany ihein 10 Utah. 'rhe necessity tor adopt
ins shsse measu nov demonstrated.
tJh n'e 18th Of September, 1851, Governor Y Dung
irsued his proc amation in the style oi lnd0pen-
dent sovereign, announcing his purpose 70 resist by
force OF arms the entry oi The United States troops
INTO our own territory Vi Utah BY this he requsd
Ill ths 1Ofces IN te territory hold shams Ives
Ia readiness 70 march mofnenis not ice 10 rcusi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-13

vet the imposition Of the contribution upon fo,-
eixuers Was considered an unjust and Oppressive
measure Besides, internal factions in other parts
II the republic were at the time levyinx siu-
liar exAetioAs upon ths pr0psfty Of eilssas md
interrupting their commerce. There had been %
entire failure the part OF minister TO secure
redress for the wrongs which our citisens had en-
dared. notwithstanding his perssvGine s6oru.--
government, be had repeatedly assured ~ that no
favorable change co1d h. sxpsctsd uai The Uni tsd
States should "give striking evidence Of their VIII
and power to protect their eitisens and that "seq
we're chsstisement y the only earthly remedy for
our grievances" From this statement Of facts Il
would have been worse than idle 10 direct Mr. For
syth 70 retrsss his steps an1 rsssms dplomasc ~
lations with that government; and II Was, there
fore. deemed proper to sanction his withdrawal Of
the legation froa the city u Mexico.
Abundant causs now undsubtsdiy exists, Tor 3
resort 70 hostiiitiss against the government still
holding possession Of the capital Should they So
coed In subdaing the forces eli reas
enable hope will then have expired of Z poeceful
settlement u ouf difficulties.
On the other hand, should the constit utionai pe,-
" prevail and thor authority - sstAblishsd over
tie republic there il reason hope thaa shsy viii
s. animated BY less unfriendiy spirit, snl nay
Grant that redress to American citixsas Whiah L..
tioa requires. ~ Tar ~ hey may p0sseee ths eans.
Bat for this cxpectston. shouia ~ snss savs 70.
commended to Congress t. graft ihs necessary pow
Or to the PrsAiien, 70 take possession ri sM1lenl
portion VI the remote and unssttlsd territory p
Acxieu, to b. held Ia pleags until our istsrIea
shall b. rsds ssed and eur Just de0ands b ea&ie.
fed We have already Exhausted sseEy mild asans
Of rsprsas Il recognised " The Law 81 nations, -
only o. just - stsc but - cans of pssysatis1
actual war.
Bat there u aa.Ahsr ylsw n ssr sslaAioaa sish
Msxiso, arising 1ron the unhappy ssaAitiea = ~
fairs along esf southwestern tssntiss, which ~.
- - AkAA. 49,