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Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06
SH ERTFr'S SALE

MY VIRTUE OF a bECRETAL ORDER issued
n ? cut of the District Court. Fifteenth Juuicia
District and tor Butte county aud state o caliur
MIA against l4Y MAN BRISTOL and IN iGvor oi J. A.
RAIDER. tor the sum OF three hundred and sixty five
dollars (3G5 COZ principal debit also oil costs Of suit
taxed ia the sum of fifteen and fifty five one hun
DIR, ttLs collars (Sl5 55) together with all the costs
gccruinR on said writ To me directed and delivered,
commanding nc 10 sell all the tnorigDged premises
berinaitsr described. 10 satisfy said demands, VIII
an the TWENTIETH (20thl DAY OF JANUARY
Ap.lS5s ut the hour ot t2i o'clock r. NJ OF sald
dsy i'm pnrsurance with the requirements OF SAID
orier sell at puulic sale to the highest bidder for
cash the follow ing morgaged property described IN
said order of sae as follows to Wit situated IN The
town of Oroville Butte county and state oi Caior-
MIA commencing at Montgomery street, ana lheh,e
extending south 10 Robinson street along the me oi
The Glitch of the ophir aer Company, thence east
erIy TO block twenty two CD thence noriheriy one
hundred and ihir,ytwo feet. thence "eslerl! s'A'y
six feet thence n0rhcrl! 10 Bird street along iae
line of block twenty CD to Miners Ahey,'nehce
west six feet norherly to Montgomery street thence
west to the place Of beginning. also lots number one
two and -four IN said block number twenty one
The above sale To take place at the Coun House
door In the town of 0rovile county ard stale aiure
said.
N. ID. PLUM, Sheriff Butte County
Oroville, Dee. 2slh, ISL
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06
SHEEIFF'S SALE

NpY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL OF DER issued
Ed out of the District Court, Fifteenth Judicial
}slric in and for luttr county n state Of Cali
fornia against A MAURICE Jr and SARAH Ann
MAURICE. and in favor of CHARLES H. HEDGES
and VI. w. HANNoN, for the sum of four hundred
dollars $500 e0) principal with interest on said sum
ut the rate Of five (D per cent per month from the
second day Of June A, u. 1861 until paid; al @ all
costs OF suit taxed in the sum oi nineteen aud fifty.
five one hundreihs dollars $50 55t together with a
the costs accruing said writ, to me directed and
delivered commanding me to sell all of the mort
gagged premises hereinafter described To sgtisv sad
demands, will on the twenty third (13d) day If
January A ID 1853 at the hour uftwo 60 o'clock +
NJ. of said day in pursuance with the requirements of
said order. sell at public sale TO The higest bidder
for cash. the following Orgag"d property described
in said orter of sale as follows, to wit: tie north
halves OF lots number seven & I'd eish! tSl in block
mum oer thirty (52) is des lgun,d on the plot Of
the town OF Orove in The county ot Butte ard State
Of California. and bounded follows. To wit: com.
mencng sixly-siX (66) feet west Of the southwest
corner ofnowEer aud Robins on streets runniugaloug
Downer street sixty six (GG) feet. thence sonthery
one hundred and thirty 1921 let, thence easter
iy sixy-six 1851 feet, thence norlhery hun dred
thirty-wo 1871 feet To the beginning together with
all and singular the tenemen's, heredituments and
eppurlenaucts thereuulo belonging or in anywise
aPpurlainng.
The above sale TO take place at the Court House
door III the town of Oroyll county and State atore
said
N D PLU.N Sheriff BUtte County.
oroVile. Dee. oSth .lSj1.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06
coNSTABLE's SALE.

rFY ViRuUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
II D out OF Justice Berrls court. Of uphir Town
ship County of Rutte 10 directed in iavor of A..
G.WiGliT and against JOHN HOFFSIETfER.l have
spZeG and shall expose tor sale at public auction,
at = O'Clock L. NJ. on h erinesdav the TW EN- HY
SEVENTH day of January. A. d 1858. al W ilsons
Ranch. Butte County on road from " yandotte to
Marysville the following described property. to
wit Three water bitches that lead from the
Middle IIoncut and terminate in the vicinity of Will
sons ranch IN Butte County.
Il J.. P,HTTON, Constable.
Dated Orove. Jan. Isl ie57.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06
taynE GnEArrsr srDlscOvENY oF FTnEAaE.-

THyHE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
Il Great blessing 10 MuHkind,-lnnocent but pO-
teni.--Dr h. Czapkuys PrcI h. ylactcum, tseli dis
Injecting agent> sure preventive against G"nnor-
rhpal and Syphihtic diseases, aud an unsufpissed
remedy tor nh ypMera. -cruiuiuUs. gGnCreuou> ana
III ulcers eiid discharges from vagina uicr
us and ureihra. and ali cnaneoGs eraptions and dis
eases. A. inuocuIaton Is sure preventive against
small poX, so is pr. h.. tzapkays rrophyhcucum
a prevertive against Sypiltic and Gonorheal dts
eises Harmless In itself II possesses the power al
chemical destroying the sphilI;c virus, and there
by saving thousands o deDaGchees from being infec-
tea bv the most ioathsome Of all diseases Let no
Young man who appreciates health he without Dr.
Czapkay's prophy lactcum II Is in very convenient
packng and viii be found conveneniior use, being
used rs a soap Price. S. For sale az DR.. T.. J.
Czapkay.s Private Medical and surgical Institute,
saciamenio street. below Montgomery, opposite Z
NJ Co.'S Office. San Fruneisco.
All letters must be addressed TO l.. J. Czapkay, NJ
D. San Francisco
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06
PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is Hereby given 10 all persons having
~ claims against the estate of William Harlan de-
ceased To present the tame TO " N. l. EvGrs. at his
ranch on Little Butte Creek in Bue county, within
ten months after this date, they will be forever
haired. WM. l.. EVANS,
Administrator of said Estate,
Oroyille. Dec l6, 1S57.-4wI
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06
aRrDGE AND FERRY NOTICE

~ oTiCE is he -eby given that The undersigned "in
1V apply TO the Board OF SUPERVISORS it an I'a
Eu,,e comfy M ther February session In 1855 Tor
License TO construct Toll Bridge and Ferry across
the Middle or South Fork Of Feather River siew
rods above its junction with The norm f9fk ol 4 s''o
river IL tLSEsIE Eh r. GA h"b . W.
Bidv ell, Jan. 1st, le5S'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06
MEDICAL.
DR.. l.. J. CZAPKAYS
AVN

n INSTITUTE. Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co S office.
San Francisco, California. Established 1854. for the
permanent cure of all Private and Chronic Diseases
and the suppression Of Quackery Attending and resi-
dent Physician, l. j. CZAPKAY. NJ u. late # the
the 20th Regiment of lIonveds. Chief Surgeon to the
Military Hospital Of Pesih, and late lecturer on dis
eases OF women and children.
rE0THE AFFLTCTED.-DR. l.. J. CZAPKkY can
he consulted mt his Institute for the cure OF air
forms nf private Diseases such syphilis onorrhea
Nocturnal Emissions. and all the consequence of
self abuse In the first stages OF Svphili,ic or Como
rhea diseases he guarantees cure In few DAYS
without Inconvenience To- the patient hiudrnnce 10
his business. When patient, by neg ect or improp-
er treatment, has developed the secondary symptoms
of Syphilis. such as bIboes or painful swengs ON
tine Crons, nj, ersin the throat aud nose which If
not checked. destroy the soft parts sud carse the
bones 70 mortiiy separate and come away. leavihg
the sufferer object hideous To behold or when
blotches and pimpes break ont upon the skin or
when he has painful swrl,ings upon the homes. or
when his constitution Is injured to predspoSe
Ia consumption or other constitutional diScascs the
Doctor guarantees n cure or asks no compensation.
In RHEI NATISM. chronic or acute in pNSEN-
lFRN or DY ARRllOFA. he hns safe and eTcctua
e"'edies. Fer the treatment ofthe consequences of
sell abuse, such as nocturnal emissions nervousness
timidty headache. pains in the back nni limbs. with
general weasnc loss ut memory, injury TO the ght
restlessneaS confusion Of ideas dislike for s0cipv
and feeling of wearincss of life: with the nervons
system cXcilGhe that slight noises shock sartle
the patient. aakng hs existence miscra ale. Fer the
above maisdles the Doctor will gurantee cure or
ask no compensation. I e can be consulted free of
charge and invites all to cali a. II will cost them
thing and may be much to their advantage. OfliCe
honrs trorN A. NJ. togP NJ.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06
uNnERE ARETnOrsAN

UNHERE EARETHOUSANDS in this State suffering
4 for want of Scientific medical treatment. and
you fear ~ apply to a Physician. because they have
been deceived or their friends have been. by some
Of he dharlatans VIII infest the community. aud who
publish themselves as good physicians. professors,
etc. To aH such we unhesita'ingy recommend DR.. j
G. Young, us a Physician in whom all 9an place con
hdcnce. He ~ n man Of eminent and profound
who can sympnshise with persons in aillciion. His
standing as Physician and genileinnn are both
guaraueed-the first by his medical works. which
are an hor 10 their author. and the extensive and
highly successful of practice with which he
has been honored since his advent In California. and
the latter by his patrons ana large circle of
acquainlances,
rR-No CURE, NO PAY-Hs
His Office is at the corner Of Montgomery and Cal
foi nia streets, San Fn ncIeeo.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06
MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG.

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn.
Can be found at he old stqnd, corner Of
Montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco,
Where he can beconsultcd privately and with tbs
utmost confidence by the afflicted at an hours daily,
from A. NJ. Wnil P. NJ. (Curesaways guaranteed
or no pay required.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-09
The stnten Inlnnd TronhIeu.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The mem bers of the
Castleton, Staten Island, Board of Health,
five in number, have been arrested and held
to bail for having voted for the resolution de-
claring the Quarantine nuisance, and call
ing upon the people to abate it. The amount
of bail demanded was $500 900 from each
member. A complaint has also been served
upon the Supervisors of the County of Rich
mond, by the Board of Emigration, demand
ing judgment for $3.50, 600, being the amount
of damages arising from Quarantine outrages.
Ray Tompkins, held for examination on
charges of arson and riot in the matter of the
Quarantine outrages, has been discharged.
Willis Arrested and Discharged.
Robert Willis, the Broadway gambler, was
committed to prison today, on the charge of
murder made against him recently by his
servant girl. There is no clue yet TO the
name of the person murdered. Mr.. Busteed
counsel for Willis, got out writ of habeas
corpus, and brought the prisoner, this after
noon, before Judge Russell, who Immediately
discharged him.
Two nurderers, Thomas Munroe and Jas.
Mccormick, both sentenced to be hung on
the 10th of December, escaped from Sing
prison on Saturday night, and have not yet
been retaken.
A private despatch from New Orleans, says
that on the 9TH inst, the yellow fever had
entirely subsidized at Galveston.
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G9r 4alIp Spg.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER .. 1858.
To the Patrons and Readers of
THE SPY.

g-The SPY Printing and Publishing Is
tablishment, including tho assets of the late
firm of EARLE & DRsw, having been pur-
chased by the undersigned, it is absolutely
necessary that all outstanding accounts, due
the Office, should be paid IMMEDIATELY.
Eg@ The bills for the Paper, Advertis
ing, and Job Work, are made out to October
LIST. All those indebted. who can call at the
Office, to liquidate, are requested to do so
,0ithout further delay.
~ The management of The SPY will be
assumed by the undersigned about the mid
die of November, when the Daily and
Weekly will appear in NerO Type, and at
which time improvements will be introduced
which will speak for themselves.
S. S. FOSS.
NJ. FARNUM.
SpV Offee. Oct. 80. 1868.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-09

GooD.-The Boston Post sneaks of ,tba
splendid gains Of the Democrats in Obio-S
and thinks the result "may well cause a sbon,
of triumph from the party everywhere" The
Post (says the Louisville Journal is like a
prisoner before the police court at Marietta
Ohio, who said he was always contented and
jolly. 81 laughed" said he, "when nv faith.
er turned me out of doors at eleven years old
laughed when broke my arm, and made
funny faces ct the doctor while he was SETTING
it, The happiest day ever spent was one
time when hadn't but one shirt and psir
OF pants to put on, and had spent all The
money had, and gone hungry forty hours.
never was really unhappy but once in my
life, and that was when fell down stairs,
fractured my collar bone, and skinned my leg
so badly that l couldn't got on my knees to
thank God hadn't broke my neck
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-09

Monday, NoU. 9Th. Dennis and Jane Collins indicted
as Common sellers, were fouUd guilty
Dennis Conner indicted under the quor law for main
tanning common nuisance, pleaded guilty and sent
10 the House Of Correction for six uOnlhs
Hannah Horton convicted of keepieg house Of i'll
fame
Mary Logan, appellant, found guilty of assault
AMI battery.
John Barnes was found guilty of being common seller
OF intoxicating drinks and carried his case to the gu
preme Court exceptions.
E'oridge Gorham, appellant tried on Eve com
aints on four OF which he was acquitted and found
guilty The witness called support the complaint
was, upon the motion of the District Attorney committed
By the court for perjIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-09
8. a b 8.



The submarine telegraph between Dover
and Calais had ceased working, and is be-
Ieved to be broken. Communication, how
ever, Is kept up between the countries via
Ostend.
The Cape of Good Hope Steamship Com
pany's steamer Eastern City was destroyed by
fire at sea on the oath of August. Crew
saved, except an engineer and one passenger
The British Board of Trade returns, for the
year ending Sept. 8Oth, show decrease in
the exports during the past nine months OF
over f9,40O 900.
The French breadstuffs markets continue
dull.
The Portuguese government delivers the
Charles Georges to France, declaring 1t yields
only TO the threatened employment of force
The Pays Patrie says Portugal yielded not
from fear but through wisdom.
The United States irigate Wabash arrived
at Constantnople on the 8th. letter says
as America is not included in the treaty, the
Wabash has been allowed TO come up, though
she far exceeds the size of vessels allowed tc
pass the Dardanelles, and she took out twen-
ty of her guns, however, so that only thirty
showed in her port holes, which was nine
ore than the treaty allows
Affairs in Servia are looking very serious
The townspeople are in arms.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-09


Mr.. Ed5tOr-I wish. through the columns Of
the Spy, to say few words in relation to a sub
ject in which we, as citizens who are in the
habit Of attending lectures and concerts have a
deep interest. few evenings since, was in
meeting held in Washburn Hail. the exercis
IS were of an exciting character, and noticed
that there were a number OF men, near by
where | sat, who chewing tobacco and
splitting great deal the floor looked
around to see if that was practiced to any great
extent, and l surprised to fnd that there
were men there who claim to be very respectable
Who we're splitting great amount OF this kind of
NTH upon the floor. Now these very men would
no doubt, feel that they were imposed upon and
lnsulted, if the janitor 10 speak to them in
relation 10 this matter, 1 was glad to see
that he did in several instances, and, in one Of
them, without the desired effect. Such men,
say, should be put out of the hall, aud would
be, II had the charge of it and l want to make
this suggestion, that in all cases, where a man
is found splitting tobacco juice upon the floor
OF either of our public halls, which are frequent
ed by females, he should be put out if he will per-
sist in committing this filthy and outrageous nu-
sance. DECENCY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-09

From WASHINGTON. - Washington, Nov. 7.
The Union, in an elaborate leading article.
discussing the question of sovereignty in the
Territories, denounces squatter sovereignty in
all its forms, and accepts the Republican doc :
trine, that Congress has full, exclusive iuris-
diction over the Territories that the supreme
ultimate authority in respect of the Territories
resides outside of them, not within.
The schism between the Douglas faction
and the Administration is widening, notwith.
standing the fact that Senator Brown and
some other leading senators here are urging a
reconciliation, as essential to the preservation
OF the party.
VIM. Walker, Esq, attracts little notice
here for though the administration is seri.
ousy lending itself to Central American pro-
jects, it lacks confidence in Walkers capaoi-
ty.-'Special dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-09

ebioriae Of lime. Stir the powder and Old
until intimately mixed, and return The s,. ,-If
sion to the fermenting liquid. Agiate bri. Il'
ly and thoroughly for few moments On,
then let the cider settle. The iernepi,, I,a
will cease at once. ''n
When, after few days, the cider bas +.
come clear, draw off and bottle carefullv 'o-
remove the sediment and return to the orio "
nal vessel If loosely corked, or kent IL
barrel on draft, it viii retain its taste as a. a
cider. If preserved in bottles carefully cor rt'i
ed, which is better, it will become spork In
cider, and may be kept indefinitely long.
DIR. J. r. Nichols, chemist. Central strsot
Boston, has made arrangements to keen tho
sulphite of lime for sale 1t may also be nro.
cured of Orlando Iompkins, apotheearv
corner of Winter and Washington streets
Boston TrcnScrtpt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-09
Indian TronbIen In Utah,

The Sonora correspondent OF the Republi
can, gives an account of the outrages COM
United on the persons of Mr.. Market and his
daughter, nine years of age, by two Utah In
disns on the Spanish Fork. Gov. Cumming
had demanded the surrender of the offenders
through the Indian agent, Mr.. Hurd, which
was refused. requisItion was then made on
Gen. johnson for detachment of troops, who
proceeded to the scene of the outrage, and eff
fected the arrest of the culprits. who were
sent to Salt Lake City. and placed in the Gus
tody of the U. s. Marshal. One Indian was
Intentionally killed, which may Head to fur
Their disturbance, IN view of which, posse
of military has been stationed at Spanish
Forks for the protection of the inhabitants
The District Court of Utah had adjourned till
the first Monday in November.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-09
Snow on the Plains,

LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. 4.-The Utah mail
arrived on Sunday. Heavy snow storms are
reported at Deer Greek. which had rendered
the roads quite impossible for wagons. The
mail was packed on mules from the Big Blue,
that stream being too high to ford. The rain
storms have prevailed throughout that section
for the past two weeks. extended eighty five
miles west of Fort Kearney, and passengers
by the mail trains, were being left behind
No summary of news is furnished from Salt
Lake CITY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-09

AN ITEM FOR ARrIsrs.-There is now in this
city gentlem4n-Mr II. W. Reynolds-who is
the originator of new method of drawing called
topographic deiinsation. By means of an in
strument of his invention, the outlines Of all fig.
ures which it is designed to copy are traced with
geometricsl accuracy, and the picture coored by
a new application of crayons. 1t is easy, rapid,
and will, we think, be very useful in developing
taste for art. An exhibition will be given a,
the High School tomorrow afternoon at half past
four o'clock, and all interested are invited.
Mr.. RS system is approved by many of the
most distinguished inventors in this and neigh.
boring States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-09

The ILLINOIS ELECTION. The result of
the election in Illinois is viewed as follows by
the Washington Union, the central organ of
President Buchanan's administration. The
attention of those Democrats hereabouts who
seem pleased with the result in Illinois, is
called thereto
g Our readers will have learned the gene.
raj fact that the Democratic party has sus-
lained important Losses in all the States where
the elections have been held, except only in
the State in sGhicb its leaders haze denounced
ITS action rs Fraudulent and in UioIation of its
faith and its principles With few excep-
tions, the party has been beaten wherever in
the State its candidates did not indorse the
action of the Black Republican party in Con
gress last Winter, and condemn that of the
good and true Democrats in that body.
If the Democratic party has trium phed in
Illinois, it has been at its oacn expense, in con-
sideration of joining in the Black Republi-
can clamor against the g Lecompton fraud
and swindle." 1t is a triumph barren and
tge0miniOuS it is a triumph over which the
Black Republicans hare reason to eruH, and
do ezuit more than the good and true Demo.
cracy. The platform of the party in Illinois
biA INC SlEdA ctdFSAJ duSstlOiS III the GhDNHsS
just ended, differs but little from the Buffalo
platform of 4S. 1t was the leading tenet of the
Buffalo platform that Congress might prohibit
slavery in the territories and debar from these
common possessions of all the states the citi-
zens of half the Union. 1t is the leading
tenet of the Illinois platform that the subor-
dlnate agent of Congress, the territorial leg
islature, may do this thing-in the manner
most becoming an underltng and tool, by in
direction bad faith, and perjury.
We repeat that victory, won upon a
charge of fraud and delinquency of princi-
pie, against the Democracy-.a victory won
upon a platform of doctrines differing but a
shade from the odious platform of Buffalo, is
not victory over which we can rejoice, or
from which we can expect any advantage or
honor to the great party in whose service we
labor,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-09
FIre bal Ne,v Ha,en-DougIas pemocrn,l

NEW HAVEN, Nov. S.-The large ddguer-
reotype case factory of N. G, Hall. in Park
street, took fire this evening and was destroyed
Part of the stock saved. Over one hundred
persons were thrown out OF employment
Has about $4,000 insured in Hartford, New
London, and Springfield.
The Douglas men in New Haven are in
high glee over the Illinois election. They
fired thirty two guns, and have called meet
ing to be held on Friday evening. They will
be addressed by McMasters and Horace F.
Clark of New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-09

SINGULAR CoINoIDBNoE.-Bot Mrs. Gard
ner of bingham, Mass, and Mrs. Studley of
Valley Falls, II. L., were previous to their ar
rests considered highly respectable; both
were married ladies both were convicted of
the murder Of their husbands both commit
ted this crime by the same means, namely,
poison both were sentenced upon the same
day, to wit: 28th day Of October, ult., by the
Supreme Courts OF the two States; and both
for and during their natural liyes.-Provi-
dence POak
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-09

RUSSIAN EMANoIPAuoN.-The committee
of noblemen for the ameoration Of the con.
dition Of the serfs in the province Of wilma
have marked out their plan Of emancipation.
They do not come up to the recommendation
OF the Imperial Government, which is that
the houses, outbuildings, and gardens, occu.
pied by the serfs shall be made their property
On the contrary, they expressly declare that
this property cannot be separated from the
estates on which it is situated, except by
voluntary, formal sale by the proprietor to
the serf They provide for fixed rate Of
tribute to be paid the serls for twelve years,
and for tho establishment Of bank to aid the
peasants to build houses for themselves.