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$50. ,As tGoaofhocnl t,.eet, SrasICdic st.
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"a eia Of TIE jr>t.4ia, acute ana chro1
49, ~ inhamat;ar OF Re coats OF de bad
causing dts:ie to uFioata cye,v few minutes
confluence Of urine. afiect;a" OF the Kidneys, q
sing dull pains III the back and ioins, Gravel, III
ihua in females whites ctr., etc.
p, PRICE EEDl CED To .H.p} TEE BNfIl
IN all unconr, lea ted eases one iott,c viii al
cure. For fill particulars procure "T1cat7t
to I've bad gratis Of heeats
| il would be we'll in cases Of Chrome GonorII
ara elect, to use, in connection Win the MSI
our q Iampioiated Felladcnna Injection, TO b.
also Of aGcnts-piice So cts.
! The G ,nrirc 'rtcle can he had &c J. GIIIFN ~
BROTHER, sole agents for Ilalri-onburg, II.
| A cam, rr. J.. c. Thomson devotrs his
attention to ,hc treatment Of AL Specific Disea
co!prs;ng all UletlI1al ailrc;i.i.. Impurities of
Blood, Primary. SECONDARY, Tertiary and Herd
DIV SYPHILIS, causing IN all their different staj
Uite,a,on oi tic fhsqat and Head Neslructo
t.,e Palate. Nodes on the Bones, PAIRS Iesemll
Rheumatism, ard Often treated ior sucl ElotcI
&c,, NC.
- Particular attention paid to c"scs Of s.
',.Gf, .rIo1. arising from Cnarism {sll!-abusc,
other causes This dcpcrale disease causes
Of power, partial blindness, loss Of memory, ii
raeity to attend TO business, attempts tn con
suicide, &c Bat for full details see Dr.. t., IT
ties Oh SpematorrhGa, ard its Care, which
be mailed gratis to any part Of the Union Patti
cured Of this terrible maady By DIR. t. med
treatment, comprising tie ELECTRO MAGNE
applications to the spine. ;.l:o if necessar. by
tcIiZaton with Lalicmands instrument.
Structures promptly cuscd bJ Dr. rs aeli-dila
3ougics.
Surgical operations performed for Fistul: in 1
III tie Perneum. II .droceIe. Congcnital and A
dental PIllmosis, Valicocclc. ImpassLe S,tictu
Talsc Passages, &c. All Lceessary medci
dressings, and Instruments. furnished at the Dis
sary.
Persons il the country can cohsuit the Dr.
writing. All communications strictly private.
L. G. THOMSON, Nj
Southern Intilmary, established 1880 No.
Cafondclet Street, 4th house above Poydras.
of the Marble Statue, New Orleans.
Cifg Hltercnccs gsgen. Sept. 9, Stir
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No. 26 TchoupitoA'0s street. New Orleans
COPPER, TIN, and SHEET IRON Manu- -
" facturer, Stoves, Crates, and Ship Caboos- go
es of all sizes, put up the shortest notice. 90
~ Goods for the country carefully packed.
% CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEA \ :,
~ JoslpH HuFTT. Importer, Wholesale
AMI Retail da,.Iear in FINE WATCHES, JEWEL
RY, RICH FANCY & STAPLE GooDs. No. 20
Camp street, n. Q. Respectfully invite the
attention of wholesale and Retail dealers and
purchasers to bis pery large stocI Of goods,
which is freshly imported, and constantly
supplied throughout the year.
SHELL Characterization she'll and Buffalo
Combs. Of every style and variety.
DRUsnrs, OF every description of his ow,.
Manufacture and at the loves. Northern
factory rlicos.
TorLEr Ar1.c.Es.-Suc!, as 1'erfumcry, raj,
OIL, Hair Pins, Pomat"in. i'ancr Soap sc.
FIEE FANS. Passes. i'ocke,-books, Wor!I-hcH
es, Portable Desks, together with an endless
variety Of Porte Monies DC, DC, Of every
s,yi4 -nl shape. and IT ",.,l:l:,' lny- pr.. e..
GuSs, Pistols. knives, Colts and Warmers
Eeyolyiaz Pistols. Scissors, Ea4ors, III, & y
Preseryer~, Fishing Reels an4 'iarlie, ~
= 81 every variet, 10 suit the most deter
x mined angler.
WArcnEs, .IFwELnv, Etc The stock in his
line, consisting of the F.. 7. Cooper. VI. J. To
bias and Real Joseph Johnson Movements
with a fine assert = , meut of Swiss aud
English Levers, ~ onvEHwAHr, etc.
have been selected wish great care by +
Roberts, many years engaged in the Whole
sale business, ~ having been purchased
exclusively for cash, great Inducements vii
be offered to purchasers.
Every article Warramae.! as Represented,
or the Norov Eefla,.,!.
Wa hes. Jewel "e. ar,fi.'r repaired
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gHRIFF SALE.

gHERLFF SALE
u w. join A. Philips ard W.. Berch
o. L. Hatch: John A, Hips, Garna'
FMs fsh District ooyPArish Of Gaia
fuE Of rits of FL facias in the above
Ia .ases ;Ared Fl h the hon. the District
~. tho \ III Catahoula, and to TIE
I'd nar;sb n ss 9, l have seized upon as
&c tho TO- ut, John A. Philips, to
wits ri of <eItAergro man slave JOE,
|a~ %IS' * March, 1858,
Fzsrs7 ~ ~ s ss,e At a0 pssl je
6ferk' s.. Afvei 'A'' ~ p
I s,,Ip' lining to tn of appraisc-
say addressed J. 90, sheriff:
l-a -o-trs. fee, SO.
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Constable, J. q. \. TaIiaflrro, Parish Pm
ter; and Dr. 4. \. Wall, physician TO the
parish prison. .,
: ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
ORTS MAYO, or latahouiA, Judge,
WADE IL. HoUGl, OF Caldwell, District Attorney
j. composed OF the Parishes of Catahou'a
Caldwell. ana F:aniIn. The ,fuly and Probate
Terms in each are held as follows:
CATAHOULA.
Jury Terms-2nd Monday Of April and Novcmhcl
Probate Telms-2nd Monday Of June janu;h ~
CALDWELL. K
Jury Terms-1st Monday of Nav and Deccmhd
Probate Tcrms-l,t Monday of July ard FebruS
FRANKLIN. II
Ju1y Terna-3d Monday OF March and Octoherf r
Probate Teuns-ed Monday of Nay & nc"Cmk
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G1rerror-H Robert 1. Wlckl'tfe.
Lieutenant Governor II. Mouton.
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MNlBATE SALE.
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+ ~ 3y Of -NARCA, aer',
~ ~ 66ongins to The ostat, Of
q l@1te:
SLA4M 91ng on Sicily Island, in
- Ing about l6o ae:e'' more
Il L.1Es.
EEit1 Ne is ordered Cor the purpose Of
ttnellDn between the ncils Of said decc-
: MN h made on the following terms, viz
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with approved sureties IN solido, payable
Is and legal representatives Of Nancy Haw
! or order, stipulating interest at the rate OF
per annun, from ln4turity, if not punctu-
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rs additional security. On. PRiCHARD,
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Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08
The Overland Mail Route and Rail
Road.

The speculations of the press upon these
topies, in various parts of the country, if
collected and thrown together, would, we
believe, present such a host of insurmounta-
BILE objections to the different routes as to
effectually discourage the undertaking.
Every route has its advocates, and while
presenting the advantages which it may
chance to possess. the opportunity to men
ton the objections to other routes is seldom
omitted. The annual messages of the Presi
dents, the assembling Of Congress. and the
elections, have brought out the periodical
discussions of the subject during the past
eight years, and yet nothing has been effect
ed toward the construction of National
road across the territories-if we except the
reconnaissance of the various routes by order
of the Federal Government.
The people of Missouri. judging from the
tone OF their press, are dignant at the selec-
ton of southern route for the overland
mail, and the Democrat sagely AYERS that
intention of the authorities is to build up
"southern disunon railroad" The people
of Missouri have only themselves to blame
for their loss in this respect. In the early
agitation of this subject, they repeatedly
rebuked, defeated and dismissed from their
service the staunchest advocate that CEN
trail route ever had, and one who, had his
services been retained, would have welded
an influence with the authorities that would
not have been altogether disregarded at
Washington. We allude to Col. Benton who
was dismissed by the People of Missouri, first
from the Senate, and then from the House of
Representatives, while using the utmost en-
deayors to secure the adoption of central
route. SO much for Pike
That portion of the Republican press of
California that were so fortunate as to sur
vice until the arrival of the Presidents Mes
sage, the San Francisco Chronicle only, we
believe) complain that the message is dec-
dedly weak upon the subject, that he has
not done anything more than his predeces-
sors, and that unless Mr.. Buchanan and his
Cdpihet ueSlSe soIHe pau lor ltS CONSTRUCTION
the work will not be commenced during the
present administration. We had supposed
that Congress might devise and adopt some
plan for the construction of the road. The
Republican press are unwilling to admit
this however, for the reason that Repub.
lican Congress failed to do so. They would
neither originate o plan nor pass one for
the construction of the road, after Demo
cratic Senate had set them the example, and
ytt, if we were to believe them, they are
par ercellence the railroad party. So much
for the Republicans.
While this suicidal policy has governed
the friends of the central route, the new and
ambitious state of Texas, by granting her
public lands for the construction of a road
from her eastern to her western boundaries
Ga distance of some 800 miles) has given
decided preference to that route, and it is
quite probable that some 1900 miles of the
Pacific railroad will be completed before
the Republicans are aware that any plan
has been adopted for its construction
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08

ANoTHER MONSTER STEAMER An Eng
lish engineer named Clare, proposes to build
an iron screw and paddle steamship of
greater dimensions than the Grea. Eastern,
being 1000 feet in length, 75 feet beam, and
10000 ton burthen. She is to be fat bot
toned, aud can easily enter New York har-
Dor. The English Government are said TO
favor the proposition In the meantime, ef-
forts to iaunh the Great Eastern, or Levia-
than as she has been christened, have thus
far failed
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08

LIGHT DRAFT STEAMER '--- The .4ita
States that Capt Trueworthy, of that city
launched Il neat little steamer en Tuesday
last. She proceeded some ten miles up the
bay and returned Her speed and the work
ing Of ner machinery, gave entire sa,isfac
ton. She is called the Goodman Castle, and
is designed to run as an independent boat,
for the carnage of freight aud passengers,
between Marysvile and Sacramento She
measures 25 feet on the keel and 80 feet
beam, and draws but inches of water,
being The lightest draught boat OF her size
ever built in that city,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08

PETTY THIEvING'-The cabin of Barton
Co. about mile and a half below Town,
was entered yesterday afternoon, while the
OCCUPANTS were at work in their claim, and
plundered of blankets and various articles
OF clothing, Peter Nelson, one of the CON-
pany, has lost his blankets in this manner
several times during the past three months,
and must be well convinced that "there be
thieves around"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08
COURT OF SESSIONS.

Hon E n. LEWIS Presiding
JANUARY6t 9Th
Moses Wick, Indicted for the crime of
Branding cattle not his own with the intent
to deface the brands thereof.
Plead not guilty.
james Brady, Indicted for the crime of
eIjury.-Arraigned Pleads tomorrow at
10 clock.
Owen Timmons, Indicted for the crime of
perjury ,-Arraigned-P leads tomorrow at
10 o'clock
Morris Flynn, Indicted for making a
fraudulent conveyance TO hinder and Ge
fraud his creditors
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08

FELL In WELL.-A yonng fruit dealer,
in the legitimate prosecution of his calling,
entered 'he yard of Mr. Fieldham Smithea
on the 9th instant, when Dog which was
chained to his kennel sprang at him, and
striking at the Dog with his cap. the young
man STEPPED backwards and fell into o we'll
about 40 feet in depth. Strange rs it may
appear, he escaped without serious injury.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08

ATLANTIC TELsGRAPH CABLE The San
Francisco Bulletin states that Mr. Eli Cook,
of that city, has in his possession piece Of
the Atlantic Telegraph Cable The piece is
about four inches in length, aud about one
half inch in diameter. The centre contains
six strands of copper wire, enclosed in
thick coating of gutta-percha, which was
again surrounded by twis. OF four strands
OF steel wire
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08

INSANE -Messrs Fellow aud Hutchinson
arrived from Bangor yesterday, having in
custody an insane person by the name Of
David Wilson After an examination by
the proper authorities, he was pronounced
insane. and will be sent TO the Asylum at
Stockton. His face was considerably bruised
and swollen. He has been aroand BE- ngor
and vicinity for some time
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08

ANOTHER SUsPENsIoN.-The State Sen.
finel, a Republican paper of Sacramento,
suspended operations on the 4th. The Re-
publican presses are rapidly disappearing as
the Kansas Question approaches a final set
tlement. "Othelo's occupations gone"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08

MoRE GAs--Cbarles p Sinot, French
Engineer. Of San Francisco Bulkhcad no.
toriety. has invented a new Gas, which can
be afforded for "a per 1000 feet He has filed
a capeot for a patent. So says the BuH--
Tin,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08

GRAND JURY.-The Grand Jury for Butte
county met yesterday pursuant to adjourn
ment two weeks since, and resumed busi-
ness. The Court Of Sessions has also re-
sumed its session. The District Court for
Butte county, Judge Sexton presiding, will
convene ON Monday next
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08
oRoYILLE. FRIDAY, JANUARY s, 1855.

EXECUTION STAYED.-Sheriff Plum yes
terday received writ of supersedeas. com.
manding stay Of all proceedings in the case
OF the People vs. Wallace, convicted of the
murder of Fox, at Honcut City last sum.
mer, until further orders from the Supreme
Court
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08

SAN FRANCISCO PoIICE REvENUE.-The
total amount of fines paid into the Treasury
from the Police Court of San Frrncsco, for
the year ending with December last amount
ed to 500, $50 90
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08

Coon The John L. Stephens which sailed
less than two milious IA treasure May
each future steamer leaving California car
still less.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS - Theo. Lane
having purchased the Fashion Saloon, and
supplied it with the choicest brands of H.
quors and cigars, is prepared to accommo-
date these who desire to "moisten the ali
mentary,"
DR. Vance announces his removal TO Dry
Creek.
Mr.. Smith has lost his pocket book for
which he offers a reward of five dollars
A Calico Ball is announced for this eve
ming at Musical Hall.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIrrS SALE
BY VIRTUE OF A Decretal

n
he issued out ui the District Court, Fifteenth Ju-
dcia District and for Butte covnty and State OF
California, against CItAS. J. BROWN aud in favor
of J. NJ. BdOCK for the sum OF six hundred $500 0O)
dollars principal debt, with interest said sum at
the rate OF three and ouehalf per cent Ter month
from the first day of April A. ID 1857 until paid; also
al costs OF suit taxed III the sum of forty one Sky!
five hundredths dollars, together with all the ac
cruing costs said writ to directed aud delivered
commanding me TO sell all of the murtgaged IreHi
eTtInatter descfibed 10 satis, SAID demands.
viii, on the TillRTErti (30hl day of january, A.
d. le5s at the hour of two (2) O'Clock r. Vi. ot said
day. ia pursuance with the require hents OF said
orier. sell az puuic sale to the highest bidder for
cash, the following mortgaged property, described III
said order of sale as follows To wiz All that certain
piece parcel Ui land in the town ot OroNlll. coun-
Is ui Butte and state ui California, commencing on
lot No seven "a in block No, ten U0) IN said town
seventy l1Ul ect westerly from the north corner OF
said block on line with the south side Of Nonigo-
merry street. and running thence westerly along said
line thirty 1901 feet, thence sOuihery al right angle
hundred aud thirty two 1921 feet, thence easl-
crly a right angle thirty 1907 feet, thence norIaery
II! rgnt angle one hundred ana thuty-,wo li@!l
l. ct 10 The place oi beginning, together with all and
singular The tencmen;s, heyedtanenjs aud apput-
teuancrs iheleunto belonging or IN auSwIsc appcr.
tanning
Tie above sale tn take place ut the Court IIeuse
door IN the town UfDruylle. Butte county, and state
oi California,
". u. PLTN, Sheriff Butte County.
OroSiiic. Jan. : lt,iS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08

POISONED &C. Gerard, furniture deal
er, in Sacramento. died suddenly on the
4th from poison accidentally administered by
himself
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08

CoNTRADIcTED.--The Report that Sheriff
Clarke, Ct Calaveras county, was a default
er to the amount of S43 834, is contradicted
by correspondent of the San Francisco
Herald
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08

SAN FRANCISCO TAXES - The amount
Of taxes collected from October 8, 1857, to
January 9, 1868, is S646 095 10 There is
yet due about $266 600 being mostly on per
sOnal property.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08

LrcrURE.--Rev. M. c. Briggs delivered
lecture before the Mechanics Institute in
San Francisco. on Wednesday evening, on
the subject Of prosperous Mechanics"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08

THANKS To Charley French of the Alta
Express, for Marysvlle and Sacramento
papers.
Also to John Davis for San Francisco pa.
pers. Thanks. gentlemen.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DIR. JAMES NJ. VANCE.

Dry Creek, Ia e ,ounly, California once three
miles south Of Forkners ranch, ten miles north west
of Orovlle. Special attention given To the treat
men # cfIronic diseases, affections of the Eyes, SC
Jan. s. 1875
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08

1858. Person, calling for
,ay Advertised.
Kenny, John
hillrr, David
Kedmyer, CheS
Keller, Jacob
h can. james
kUane, NJ
kanel, John D
Lind, X
Lee, :
Linsley, 7
nj
McEntire, Alonzo
Mclean. Michael
Michel. Henry
Marshall. flIcn
Mcneil John
Mulberger Daniel
Mcguire, liz
Nurice jr, A
Marchand. Jos f
NcGlenn, WIN
MarenC, VI }
Manclau. Patrick
MAJ timer, AntOnis
Nesben, John
Neghal. Richard
Newslavt 4 Bros
Nugant, John
Norman, I u
lO'Neil, W
lO'Chuo, sig Dan VI
lO' Tarks Mr.
=
iPresberg, Geo
Quin, Pat
Ross, Angus
Russell, ) A
Rapps. a
K chfrson Mr.
Robertson, l. w
Randolph, Thomas
'Richmdson, Henry
lRidla, Juan A
kolles. DohOrs
Rynelds Danial
Ryan, VIM d
Ryan, John
Ragget Michael
Slaberg, John
~chrernpshiIe, Miss c
Shrundrtu. Chus
Singer, Miss Ada
SchauiZe, "
scott. Miss Lib
Scot, Mary
ISlattery, John
Tracey, Geo $
Thompson, John w
ITifney, : W
Thomas, J n
Thomas, Mrs T.
IVennive, John
W
Woods, Mis- Julia 4
Winnie. ID
IWicklun. John
IWiicox. JAS Il
wilson, hlsS Vi
Weuur. Eli
White. III
Werchcl. +
Wiber. } !.
Wisberber, Ernst
White. " allace
Wardwell, Mr.
Yonker, Miss Mary
Packa Ses.
~ Z Cochran
Loedwyk Timn erman
1 l. & johnson
regard Churles
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08

tlIt9c Le tttl : Will llNdat
A
Allison. 7 ~
Autjppa Roche
Armand. j "
Adams, Ellen
II
Burtey. Adolph
Hochn, +
Block. Il T
Bunage, VIM
Biuu, X +
Brown, G j
BroZ>eur, VIM
Berustiue. II
butterfieid, JOS ii
Bush. Henry Y
Bre,land. Miss Eliz
Bartlett, b "
Haar. Henry
Batelnaa Henry
Boyle, owen
G.
Clinton. c W
Cottreil, X J
Cawthotn, James
Callibean, NJ
Carlisle, John
Cugis. AIonSuar he
Cartier. john
Colwell. 1hos
Chapman, c f
Cart. David
Chule, Felix
Durham, Mrs Mary
lrdnsard, Monsieur
Donaldson. Daniel
DabarVity, Mrs Marco
Dona. sonora
nansal, Dauial
Duplex, l. {
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Tarl, Allen
Ellis, Alex
Regard, ChaS
France. Jas "
Fulham Edward
Fowler, John 5
FitX paterick Vim
Fultord. John
Friel1son, Augustus
G.
Gregory q ID
Curuey. II
Gahnger, ii II
Green, VIM
Gilman, Capt A
Cannon, Rol t 7
Cutters, Martain
llannon, Chas
llelgarss. Ponlita
Holland, VIM IL
Henley, Miss Flora
Hale. ) Y
Hills. frank W
Hill. Margret
Hartman, T.
humphrey. p
Hamilton, DR.
Hughes. John
Hobach, Alex
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Jones. Riley
Jonesi J
Jackson, Thos W
Judge, Johu
Johnson, l. G
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Kruse. Otto
krclm, VI
kunu. Geo
keylIn, Il II
List OF
james S Fond,
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Dr COnoly
John 0Laughlin
James McCurker
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-08
Found.
Final Tax Notice.

A I'll. Persons Delinquent for Taxes, either on
IN Real Estate Improvements or Personal Prop.
erty referred to Fection 9th of the Revenue
Law. and ARE hereby informed II said Taxes not
Immediately paid at my Office, the provisions of said
Section ~ will be enforced wherever properly can be
found. N.D. PLUM,
Sheriff and Tax Cole ctor.
Oroville, Dec. Slst, 1857.