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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-12-31

J.H. WORCESTER, Prmdsnt
EDGAR NASH, Rec. Sec.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-12-31

'Lord Clare, in the House of Commons, declare
that IA pepper-corn in acknowledgment of Britain
right to tax Anerica, of more Importance tina
millions without it.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-11
New Year.

At the commencement Of Il new year, the under
g cd think II proper time 10 return thanks to heir
friends and the public of 0rovillc and its environs,
for the liberal share Of patronage they have received
the last eighteen months, and to remind them that as
they do not purchase goods on sixty or thirty days
credit but pay cash for every cents worth they buy
and having no agent 10 pay per centage to, Of
the partners liyngin san Francisco, they ARE enabled
to offer Wines Liquors, Srops, Cordials, &C alta
lower rate than any house in Croyille, aud low as
any firm east OF Sacramento. Their Burton Ale is so
universally esteemed as to need no comment. Their
bottled London Porter is known to be AS pure as the
'rhames" water can mike It, and their Brandies are
supposed by them to be superior from the great de.
mand Tor them; they therefore respectfully solicit 0
continuance of their iavors.
PARKER & OCONNOR,
Burts brick building, Bird Street.
Jan. lin
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BURIAL OF Ma, W c. SMlTH.-The re.
mains of Mr. Smith were brought here on
Monday night, and we're yesterday followed
to their final resting place, near his late res
idence at the Quartz Mill. in which he has
been interested. The body was followed to
the grave by large procession of his rela-
tives aud friends, and by a numerous assem-
blage of Free Masous, of which order he
was member. The burial services were
performed at the Presbyterian Church in
this city His untimely decease Is univer.
sally regretted.
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CONSTABLE G SALE.

EHY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Ed out Of Justice Berry's Court OF 0phir Township
and to me directed Ia favor OF 4. ). Tower and
against Mary and Jas. Bradley for the of ninety"
four dollars debt aud fifteen dollars cost of suit |
have seized aid VIII expose for sale at public auction
tn the The highes; bidder for cNsh at J :. Berry
office on Tuesday, the SECOND DAY OF MARCH
A. ID 1888, ut Il O'Clock VI the following described
property, 10 vii: lot No. in block No. u as hid
with all the buildings and appuricnnnces thereunto
belonging; said house il now occupied by David
HALEY, Esq also certain piece parcel Of Land
situated upon the Carlton estate and marked upon
the map OF SAID estate Block No. 40. being two
hundred and sixty four feet square, together with nh
the buildings and appurenauces thereunto belong
lug.
u L PATTON, Constable.
Dated Oroyile, Rob 10th 1855
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Police Matters.

Lester Burns boards with Tom Mullen,
and the two quarrelled about grub bill bill,
which resulted in Mullen's saying rash
things of Burns, who resented the insult by
a blow from his fist They we're both taken
before Squire Donaho, yesterday who mulct-
ed Lester in the sum Of S25 for assault and
battery, and charged Tom 81 for using i'm
proper language in violation of town or
dinance
Patrick Burns is charged with drawing a
deadly weapon on John Dolan, at Natchez,
on the day when Dolan killed Sharkey. He
was tried by jury and found guilty lie will
be sentenced to-day
Dutchman named Addleman was accused
by his partner of grand larceny, but the
property alleged to have been stolen, being
proved to belong to them both, the defend
ant was discharged.
Jack Hunter was examined before Justice
Donaho for the assault made on Mr. A. Nc
Laughlin, with a pistol at Berry's office, and
was admitted to bail in the sum Of s. 900 to
appear before the Court of Sessions. The
trial of this case will doubtless take place
during the present term Of that Court.
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Cost-Tan Demoeracy of the State
JOurnuI.f

Every sensible man knows that the accept
ance Of the Lecompton Constitution Sy Con-
gress, in opposition to majority of the
people Of Kansas. is a practical reputation
Of the Democratic platform, That constitu.
ton was not submitted to the people for
their acceptance or rejection, but Mr.. Bu-
chanan intimated his desire that it should
be accepted by Congress, long before it had
been officially received at Washington. This
was not in accordance with the nvowed and
long maintained doctrines ofthe Democracy
As such 1t has been opposed by the Demo.
cratic press. 1t is true, that several papers
formerly profes ing democratic principles,
have mistaken an official coat.tail for the
Democratic Platform. and have demanded,
as the Black Republicans demanded when
the Topeka abortion was under consideration
that, the Federal authority should settle the
matter by an act of tyranny and oppres-
sion. These papers are following bell-mule
like the patient ASS with its load, instead of
adhering to principles.
Our excellent friends Of the coat-tail in
stitution at Sacramento, yclept 1.-The Daily
Democratic State Journal" finally conclud-
cd to support the Kansas policy of the ad-
ministration, notwithstanding the positive
pledges the National Democracy that the
people of Kansas should adopt fundament-
al law for themselves. We have opposed the
anti-Democratic Kansas policy foreshadowed
in the Presidents message. The Journal
accused US Of being "factional"-next as.
sured us that they had never differed with
us on principles--and two days afterward
intimated that we had not stability enough
to stand by the platform Of our party We
let them simmer on for a day or two, and
they explain in their issue of Tuesday, that
they have "failed to discover" an tissue of
principle" between the Kansas policies of
buchanan and Douglass" Such gross and
objectionable ignorance, is only relieved by
its honest confession. But it is q matter of
establishment that men Of such weak under
standings should have the insolent and ri
diculous assurance to set themselves up as
teachers of Democracy.
We partially adult the Journals accusa-
ton of u "lack Of reading" We have not
read the Journal regularly for the past two
months, and doubt whether n sane person
could read it regularly for that length Of
time, without committing suicide, or becom.
ing o hopeless idiot.
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NJ @ T L g ID ?



- cei,ed by the Clerk OF The Board of Supervisors
tor Butte county until Saturday the 18Th day OF Feb
ruary 1893, Mt 10 O'Clock A. W.. for a RESIDENT
PHYSICIAN AND PROVlDER at the County lies.
pital.
Isl. The party applying must be a regularly edu-
Gated Physician and graduate Of some respectable
medical institution
ID. lie must reside permanently ut the Hospital
during The term Of his office year from the 18th
OF Feb. a ID 1855.
Sd He shall not absent himself at any one time
from the Hospital for more than ,weuty four hours
unless his place is supplied by competent Physician
possessing the above qualifications
9TH, That he will supply the inmates Of the Hos
pial with al necessary care, attendance, medicines
provisions, fuel lgh.s and other necessnres except
bedsteads stoves aud tables which will be furnished
by the County, and are now In use in the Hospital
9Th. That he will keep all the patients regularly
admitted into said Hospital, aud have them propsrly
afforded Ia aud supplied during their stay, and until
regularly discharged, at the rate of - dollars per
day Tor each patient
The per diem for keeping patients to be paid out
OF the County INDECENT sick Fund.
The successful applicant will DC required 10 give
good and sufficient bond in the sum OF $4,000 To the
Supervisors of Butte County, with two sufficient
suretes conditioned according 10 law for the faithful
performance OF his duties under the foregoing art-
ces.
NJ. II. DARRACH, Clerk of Board
by j. II. MARBLE, Deputy.
Feb. I0-3d
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CHUNK or A FIGHT.-Two deilers in the
outer adornments of man, both of whom are
generally quiet and orderly citizens, made a
conspicuous exhibition Of their muscular
powers yesterday afternoon, down on the
corner Of Myers and Montgomery streets.
They both struck out Justify, and succeeded
in backing each others eyes, and drawing
claret from their noses, and Captain Sharkey
coming past the battle field. put an end to
the Skirmish. No damage done. Cause !;
business.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-11

2 HOstetter's Celebrated stomach
BiIters-for Jannlice, Dyspepsia Nervous or Chronic
Debiliy-are very pleasant in taste and smell and
can be taken under any circumstances In case of
Dyspepsia ii acts like magic strengthening the tone
OF the stomach, stimulating the digestive powers and
giving rlddy health 10 the CHEEK and brightness TO
tho eye. In all cases Of diseases of the stomach
whether acute or chronic, it may be recommended
for is soothing cordial and renovatiny influence -
Dyspepsia, heartburn loss of appetite, nasea nervous
trenors, relaxation debility &C. are relieved by the
Blters in very short space OF time and perseyer
ance in their use fails Sork thorough cure
Kept at all the popular saloons and principal drug
stores.
u FRACD.--We would call attention of tho
public against u fraud daily practced upon the nm
suspecting, in the article of DIR. j. HOSTErTEH,s
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTTERs. Since these
celebrated Bitters have become so popular, others
have been making preparations to initiate it, and in
some cases have purchased oiu bottles and re- filed
them. We would advise all persons to buy q none
but respectable dealers; the genuine are all covered
with metallic cap, and the name on IT, For sale by
PARK a. WHITE.
Sole agents for the Pacific Coast.
iSs Washington street. san Francisco
COTTON * McDERMOTT.
n-sm Agents, Oroviile
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SEND THIN ALoSs.-A Mercantile Ii.
brary Association has been formed in New
Orleans, and its members ask the newspaper
publishers of California, to send them copy
of their papers for one year free of charge.
We suppose they desire to collect materials
for museum. and as the majority Of Cali.
fornia newspapers generally make literary
and political euriosities of themselves dur.
ing each year. the request of the enterpris.
ing 0rlesnsers should be complied with.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-11

ENLARGEp.-The daily Record, published
Mt Oroyllle, comes to us in an enlarged form.
Its position in favor of Douglas appears to
have happy effect on its growth.-S. +.
Chronicle.
Has it made the Black Republican Chron-
icie its friend and eulogizer' If so, we do
not envy lit the acquisition State Journal.
The BUTTE RECORD is willing to be ad
mired rs an exponent Of popular sover-
eighty even by Black Republican organ
and rejoices that it is an humble instrument
in bringing members of that party to a con-
viction of tho great and good principles of
true Democracy as laid down in the Kansas
Nebraska act As to your fears of being ad.
mired and eulogized, they are groundess
Mr.. Journal. You and the Globe may sue.
coed in forming n "mutual admiration So
eiety." and General Allen may In the be-
nevolence of his nature smile approvingly
upon you as you sit squirming upon the
fence; but when your fast approaching dis
solution is consammated, no eulogy shall
grace your sarcophagus, but in its stead
shall appear in melancholy letters of green,
Here lies the State Journal died from
premature old age, vexation of spirit, st.
Vitus dance, and general debility. May it
find rest in heaven, for it never did in Sac
rnmeutO"
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Feb. 10-3d
M O II = g Il.

He-
~ celved by the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
for Butte County until the 18Th day Of February A.
ID. 1888, ut 10 O'Clock \. NJ. Tor County Physician,
whose duly 1t shall be 10 act examining admitting
and dischargng physician to the County Hospital,
and IT, visit said Institution for said purpose at least
twice every week also to attend 10 all patients In the
County jail TO attend Ooroner's Inquest, on notice
10 examine cases OF innacy &C on application for
the State Insane Asylum The bids shall set forth
the amount per year tor performing the above duties
and furnishing medicines. attendance, &C.
The SUGGEST applicant will be required 10 give
a good aud sufficient bond executed, with Two good
and sufficient sureties conditioned according To law
for the sam of $1,000 to the Supervisors ~ Butte
eouaty for the faithful performance of his duties.
Parties applying or makiag prOposals must be reg
uarIy educated Physician, and graduate III some re-
spectacle medical Institution.
Nj. u. DARRACH, Clerk Of Board
February. l3ih---3d
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BAD LucK.-The Union tells pitiful sto-
ry Of the fortunes of poor man named Mil
Ter. He came across the plains last sum
mer, started with eighteen head of cattle
and one horse. On his journey he lost bis
way, and lost all his animals but ono yoke
Of oxen, and the horse, with which he ar
rived at Folsom, where he was taken sick
and had to sell the horse. and the other day
the locomotive ran over one of his oxen and
killed him He is certainly in bad luck, and
as the Union suggests. deserves to be paid
the price Of his OK by the Railroad Compa-
nv
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-11

TESTIMONY 0vERLooKEp.-As Henry
Bates trial will take place in Placer, this
month. we ask the District Attorney to make
close inquiry respecting the manner in which
the $l2I 900 were distracted from the State
Treasury. In the investigation heretofore,
this point was neglected, for some reason
more inexplieable than anything which per-
tains to the robbery. There is hackman
in this city who conveyed. in his carriage. on
a Sunday morning, three men to the Treas
ury office. They went in aud brought out
something heavy, which, 10 the best of his
belief, was money. One of The three per-
sons might have been Bates, Rowe another.
and the third may have gone TO the other
States Testimony to this effect was given
to the Grand Jury, but il has since been
kept singularly out Of view IN the examina-
tions Of the "charge of embezzlement.a--
Sac. .7ge.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-11

No DUrY, The Collector of Customs at
San Diego, lately, imposed duty of 90 per
cent upon drove of mules brought from So
nora. The importer appealed, ard the Sec.
rotary of the Treasury, has decided against
the Collector.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-11

DROWNING IN THE SACRAMENTO "A
man named Jerry Sullivan (not tho great
newsman) was drowned in the river, near
Sacramento, on Monday, by falling over
board from boat. while drunk A man
named Roberts was in the boat with him,
but he being drunk. too, could give no as.
sistance to the drowning man; in fact he
was asleep when Sullivan fell overheard -
The body Of the drowned man has not been
recovered.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-11

OBsERvAToRY.-Somo enterprisiug Sac
ramentans propose building an observatory
on the levee of the Prairie City, They will
erect telescope therein, for the purpose of
ing after river craft We suppose.
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MURDER AT ALGERINE CAMP The So.
nora Herald states that man named Smith
met another named Dunawer, on the street,
and commenced abusing him. whereupon
Dnnawer drew his pistol. Smith pulled his
shirt open aud told him to fire and he did so,
killing him on the spot. Dunawer went to
Sonora and surrendered himself to the au-
thorities, He was examined and committed
for trial.
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0vERBoARp.-We were informed by John
Lynch. Esq. thata young lady boarder at
Stones Hotel named Lockhart, was very
much "wetted." and greatly alarmed by be.
ing split out Of jimmy Kennovan's skiff,
while crossing the river, yesterday after
noon. Miss L. had been takiug sundry rides
across the river, ''just for the fun of the
thing" and was capsizcd accidentally, of
course
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MINERS ArrENTioN.-Wo are requested
to tell the miners on Live Oak Flat and vi.
cinity. that q meeting will be held this eve
ming at the Pennsylvania House, to take in
to consideration measures for procuring a
steam engine to assist in prospecting tho
diggngs in that locality. Full attendance
is solicited.
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WHIpPiSG A Wild CAr--The Shasta Re-
publican relates yarn about fight be.
tween . Mr. Colston and wild cat, in the
course Of which, Colston was scratched
several times By his feline antagonist, but
finally managed to choke him to DEATH
When Colston is drunk he boasts that he
" can whip his weight in wild CATS" and ac-
oordipg to the Republican, some Of his adj
mirers begin to think he can.
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LEFT SUDDENLY "A poor woman In Stock
ton, to whom we alluded day or two since,
as being in destitute condition, has lett
suddenly for parts unknown. Previously
to her leaving. the citizens had raised about
q hundred dollars for her relief She is
thought to be insane.
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DEATH or FRENcH Enron. The San
Francisco Herald, Of Sunday. chronicles the
death Of Mons Albiu, formerly connected
with the Messenger. French paper which
was published in San Francisco, for several
years. The Herald speaks of the deceased
as an energetic, laborious man and highly
rcspectcd II
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-11

A VETERAN The old French Rag Pick
er, who was burned to death, few nights
since, in San Francisco, is said to have been
one Of NapolcOn's army in Egypt. He de-
served better fate
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SUccEssrUh FAIR The Journal says that
the Fair, which is now being holden in Sac.
ramento for the benefit of the Sisters Of
Mercy, is thus far very successful. The OBJ.
ject of the fair is u praseworthy one. aud
should meet with announcement
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+. J c. KGwEN The Marysville .Netcs
is apprised of the fact that Il. J. c. Kewen,
erst highfalutin stump orator in Calitor-
MIA. has arrived after various perils by sea
and by land, and sciourn "a sojerin' in
Nicaragua, right side up with care at Los
Angeles.
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Stockton Two gentlemen from Congo
had had a free fight on Monday night, and
proved themselves very formidable but.
ters" They were clutehed by the strong
arm Of the law and find accordingly.
A drunken fellow tried to turn wood
pile upon policeman. but failed and was
locked up for sobriety's sake.
A thief stole two boots. one of which was
a mate while the other was an odd one He
escaped justice and left his booty behind.
We find these items in the Weekly Demo.
crat
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
County Treasurcr's Office,

URoVlLLk. February 81, 1858. I
Notice shere5y given that all persons holding Butte
County warrants payable from the General Fund,
registered between the Sih and 2lst of Angus
1851, inclusive, that the same will be paid on
presentation at this office, and after this date
said Warrants will cease to bear interest and
if not presented within sixty days from the date
hereof. the moneys for said warrants will be appro.
priated to pay the next in order OF registry.
WIN. baltimore,
Treasurer Butte County.
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The Arcade saloon!

CHARLEY LEGATE il now the Commander in
Chief of the Arcade Saloon, and wishes Orovilans
and the world in general to know that he has Just
received fresh supply of Wines, Liquors ana Lager
Beer. and sets Lunch twice day for the benefit II
his customers. lie serves up oyster and clam soup
hash. stews, Boston crackers and bakers bread in
any quantity, and tree al that. Drinks laH ceuis Us
usual NO
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THE SAN FRANcrsco ARGUs. The Sac.
ramento Watch Dog, whose editor, "the
gentle Mortimer is supposed to be posted
in matters and things generally, says that
Nj. NJ Noah, the successor of DR.. Teller in
the editorial control ofthe S +. Argus, new
err cast Democratic vote in his life. We
have no doubt of it, his course on the Kan.
sas question is the best proof in the world
that he never was a democrat, and "still
holds his own"
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THANKS we thank Hon. L. Aud. for
copies Of his bill entitled can act to regu.
late proceedings in civil cases in the courts
Of Justice in this State" also for copy of a
bill to authorize persons to change their
names. etc We believe them both to be ac-
ceptable laws.
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Conservation.

On Sundaynex The 18th inst, the Catholic Church
in Oroye will be consented. The services will be-
conducted by Archbishop Allenany. Of san Frnncis.
Cos and very excellent choir of singers has been en-
gagged for the occasion. Tickets at oGe dollar each
VIII be sod 10 nersnns deiring 10 niienh the ser ices
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The FIGHTERs.-The two gentlemen whom
we allude to elsewhere. as bavinga rencon !.
ire yesterday afternoon, were examined last
evening before Justice Donaho, aud their
case taken under advisement. Their names
are Freiss,ben and Turbell Neither of them
was clicked much, but they have both q
m0urnfM expression about the eyes.
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HOME AoAIN.--Judge Sexton having 6n-
ished the term Of the District Court for Te-
hama county, has returned once more to Or
oville,
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BALL AND CHAIN.-The Butte Record is
vociferously calling for two things: ball
to come oft on the a2l, and n chain gang to
work the 0roville streets. Hope it may get
both --.uarvSpiHe .NetcS
Thank you General We should be happy
to see you in attendance at the former, and
hope you will never join the latter.
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DIR. JAMES NJ. VANCE.

Dry Creek Butte County, California Office three
miles south of Forkner's rauch ten mile. north west
OF Orovile. Special attention given to the treat.
ment of chronic Diseases, affections of the Eyes &c
IAN. s. ISIS
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MARRIED.

At the residence off. II. Parker Esq, in this city,
OH Wednesday. Feb. 10th. by the Rev Mr. Tanzy
j. DucIr CUsHEoN Esq, TO Miss MARGARET hoGG.
The best proof we have had of the truth of the
above announcement, was generous peace offering
in the shape Of wedding cake and champagne from
the happy bridegroom. We wish the new made
man and wife an endless succession ofhappy days
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SIERRA CrrIzEN.-This paper. through
the energy of its editor and proprietor Mr.
j. c. Langton. is once more on its taps
Wc wish it and its editor immunity from
future fires
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PEST House FOR SALL.---rue State Jour
nal of Tuesday says that the City Marshal
of Sacramento is going to sell the pest house,
provided he can get a purchaser. The Jour-
nal don't designate tohat peat house, but we
suppose it means the large building on the
corner of | and seventh streets.