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The daily Butte record., 1858-05-04
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STATE uf CALIFORNIA,
In the nstriet Court of thu l'th Ia icial District
CoauY Vf Batto.
Joseph n. Alexander
Jno. A. Rolliags.
Oliyer p. Watson, Action brought In the
Alien t,iymer District court Of tho f's
WIN l. Evans, teeath judicial District
Charles Evans. aud tho complaint aled
q Whecler. Ia tho cinn of Butte,
Thomas r. Davis In the otiice Of the Ciufk
Thomas ". Butchar, or said District Court
Charles lIensiey,
y. WATSON,
j. ". Waolen. nnl
Hanaei J. Iea,ley,
ruNHE Pc 'pLE or rus STATE or cALIroR,
u mia. 5, sui Gr setlag tn l,ha A. Roiiiags. Oliver
n. Wtis9a, Nisn C,ynr. Wa l.. Evans, charles
Evass, y. w ,ssler, Thomas Davis, Thomas
Boacnsr. IN lrtrs iensley, J. Watson. j u. Wuolen,
aai sanisi Iensy Noa arc hsrsby required
10 appear IN Al action brought against you by the
sh,sc named plsntn Ia the Di-tri Court of the
fieonth Judicial s'islfct, "a AMI tor the cuuniy Of
Bate. and 10 answer the conpiant flied therein. "a
copy ld ~aich ace 'mpt tni1s this SUNNI ins) within
tea days, teSclas'ye OF the day oi sersie alter the
service you of this summons, served Within this
county; II served out of this county but within this
Judicial District slthia twenty days; or II sorsej out
Of said District. then within pry days-or Judgment
~ default will be takea against you fne said action
u brought 20 obtain jadgnenl and decree of ior.-
closure of certain iatentare OF Mortgage b. ring
data un the 2nth day OF June A ID 1888, executed BY
ths defendant Joha Rolnss 10 the plaintiff, and
Qf the cato ef mortgazei promises described therein
sud he epplicalion Of the proce.ds Of such sale
THIS payussnt u Tho amount due on the promis,ry
nots dssars bod Ia said mortgage, rgether with such
other and further relief In the premises as b. our
enid Cour may sesm right aud pruper also
OF sa,; aud " you fail 20 appear nd answer the said
90 apasat as above relar-d, the piaintiG will apply
70 the uoart for the relief d.mandan therein
Given under my hand an the Seat OF the District
~ cooft OF the f,ftesaEh Judicial District,
fskAb this 18Th day OF April, In the year o.
t-~~ our lord oae thousand eight hundred aud
nny-eighL
MI DARRAcl, Clerk.
bys.H. AAsrls. Deputy CLERK. aptT-am
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Notice.

'ENHERE WILL RE A MEETING OT THE
a Stockholders of the Industry QIirsz Company
held Mt Yankee tilll on the 4th day OF May next al
one O'Clock 7. NJ.
sd HASEY, President and Secretary
April Sth lSAS
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NOTICE To CREDITORS

Notice Is hereby glven 90 all persons
v having claim. az id,l tho estate at D o. t;nod
rich. deceased. Ia present tho same with tha proper
vouchers, wihl ten months frum this date 10 the
undersigned at his ofiee in the Court I1ase Ia oro
villo. or thu same vii BE- forever b1rred
w w. HOBART.
Executor of said Estate
oroville, March lst, 1s5s-Sod
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Dissolution Notice.

FENHE 90 PARTNERSHIP HERErOFORE EX.
y tsiing between The unlcssgnel unier the firm
AMI style ot StrrchNahery 4 Fede in ths cigar and
Tobacco business, is this dav Dissolved by mutual
CONSENT SrRIENKENBERG,
JACOB FELDE
Orovllle, Aprll Ith. 1858.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

n INSTITUTE, Sacramento street, below Mont
gomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co = ONCE
Francisco California. Established IN ls3i Tor the
permanent cure of all Private and Chronic Diseases
and the suppression of Quackery. Attending ana resi-
dent Ply ysiciap, l. J. CZAPKAY. N D.. late oi me
Hungarian Revolutionary War, Chief Physlclah 10
the 2Oth Eogiment of louveds Chief surgeon to the
Military Hospital of Pesth angary and late lecturer
on diseases OF women aud children.
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4 I.fALFA. ar Chsli Clover see,i---feesh imp,rsa
~ tion Tor sala by IoHN s. Afro
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VksAiLiu Got.D LEAF AND PAINS OF
N ~ eplors--For sale BY
5effoN MenRsMory.
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A y tFLk wOE0, shot. Water Prasf
- and q ID Caps, Blasting Powder aud safety.
Inse fee hy Az IN CLARK 4 BRo
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. G. YOUNG.

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn.
Can be tOund at The old stand, corner Of
Montgomery and California Streets san
Francisco,
Where he can beconsulted privately and with The
utmos, confidence by the afflicted at all hours daily,
from A. NJ, until Pm. (Curesalways guaranteed
or no pay required.
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Dissolution Notice.

ruNuE 90 PtRrNERSiIIp heretofore existing
u between tho ndasisned ~ Wine aud Liquor
merchants, has bean this day dissolved b, matuai
consent. JOHN PATTERSON,
AUGUST JENENlN.
New Phadelnha,
Thom9son's Flat, April OH, 1858.
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DAiyr AND wHIrg.wAsH BRUSHES sor
sss@ bs ouLrslN h MeDERaurr
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fI'UERE ArEfu 1iS tNrS in thisS,ate sune,r
for want uf scientific medical treatment
you fearNU uplly to PLY y'iCnn, because lht! p
been dret ived or their friends have been y,
of ti,r dtHrlatans Nh inicst The community, aIu
publish themselves ms good physlctsus, pr",sn
cite. To rll ,uch We unhesitatiugly reccmmchu ~
T. Young, Hs Pay stefan In whom all oHn Pia'eSa
'crrr tio j. man ot eminent nth Ilu,tI'cs 'sa
$. as. "a rtud Surgeon. an honorable man, Hiu
Si.o can =! Llpashise with p,r.Ons in all ci'nh
stan ling rs PNSslcian and gentle nan II, ~
guarau'eod- ;,r.t by his "diral works, W IA
are an hor 20 their author. and tae ext' hrNet N
high.y surceSsfUl course of prgcl,r win VIZ" VIZ -
has been honorcd since his advent IN taliIo'la,
the latter by his numerous patrons alta large e"'''
acquaintance,
ED ENEMDER-That Or j. C. Youne's onee
u c the treatment uf frivnte Diseases, j ", W. "
ner of Montgomery and California sis., san ffap'"
RENEMBER-That pr. Yonng wants no pa1sg .', I,
but those fully capable OF appreca'ing ntu -
gushing the services Of regular. ihoro"sn
physic TN, from the paliry unlearned ahu "''F
quack. .,.,
REMEMBER-That Or Young is the only rrs.r, ''I. .r
bred ply stefan ad rertisngt 20 cure diseases u "F
dence.
REMEMDER-That pr Yuung's rcmcdies ~
treatment are entirely unknown to ali o'he'ST n.
pared from life spout IN the great Ho' p'las h,uF
rope. and tie first Il. this country, from pun
Gals imported 49,,
REMENBER-That nr Vourg rivss eF'H :"
tion 10 diseases peculiar 10 females.
From the Boston Medical Ioarna'' a,,r
Although We are opposed 10 the system o ssss
tsing, for good and sui i"ui reasons sli' W q he
it but jusice TO say shat nr, Young - "le :, BE-
most industrious and interchangeable voiarits ="
medical science in the United States.
KENO CURE, NO PAY-&s -
he Office Is at the ec-nsr Of Mcntyorne 'na' W.
Ia 1ia streets, San Fra nelsoo.
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STATE NJ CALIFORNIA,
In the nistret Court of thu l,th IA icial District
Coagy Vf Batto.
Ia..uh N AIaxanleF
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JOHN ] PATTERSON

Degs to inform hts old frien Il and tho public tha,
he can be toand at the rham hn's Flat Ia House,
on Main street, where they will hnd the choices.
Brandy, Whisky. Ale and cigars.
All pers,ns indebted 10 tho iioase will please call
and settle immediately.
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EMARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RE.
M LIEf.-Below we publish the certificates of
two of the sufferers from the pangs of fdiscasc, who,
has ing recovered from their former heAlh, md m-
pelled by gratitude make known their cases and rc.
medal agent, and thoir statements are authenticated
bv a Notary Pubhc. rh5 demands of society impe-
ri,u..y command their pub 'ity. and we commend
their perusal to the attention of all afflicted:
, 1858-05-21
From San Francisco

By the arrival of the steamer COmmO-
dore at Victoria, on Sunday last, bringing
up 400 passengers destined for the Frazer
and Thompson river mines, we are placed
in possession, through Dr. G.. X. WILLARr
of this place, of the San Francisco Erening
Bulletin Of May 10. 1t contains no news
Of Importance or interest, save the order o.
BRIGHAM You've to evacuate and burn Sal
Lake City forthwith, and leave it in pos
session Of the United States troops TheiI
point Of destination as yet remains unknown
Parties had left to explore towards ant
into the Apache country. The Desers
Nelos had been discontinued. Furthe
particulars next week.
, 1858-05-21

On BusNEss.-Col. NJ. T. Simmons, Indian Agent
for the Puget Sound District left here last Saturday
the schooner Potter, which was chartered for this
purpose, tour of inspection and for the purpose
Of promoting friendly feelings with the Indians who
have been heretofore treated with but which have not
yet been confirmed by our government. He has with
him large quantity Of Indian goods, which will bC
distributed to them presents. He is accompanied
by Messrs. S. S. Ford, sen., and C. H. Armstrong
members Of the Indian Department in this Territory
They will proceed far as Cape Flattery, and per
haps even lower down. The party expected to be
gone some ive or six weeks.
, 1858-05-21

DIRTY BusNEss.-Some idle wretches, for want of
something else to do more honorable and profitable,
have employed themselves during the past week in
composing belous posters defamng the characters of
some Of, our citizens in most shameful manner, as
well as painting the doors, etc. Of number Of houses
with the most foulmouthed and vulgar inscriptions
The perpetrators Of these disgracefu deeds are
known, and we hope they never may be. Wecare but
little to know the wretehes names it could be of but
little service to citizens whereas it might result
in very great inconvenience to the offender The per
sons engaged therein had better devote their leisure
hours to the study Of the most kind Of decency
, 1858-05-21

starting point, as Thompson River vh.-
they are mining, is $50 miles from e.e Ee.s
Hope, on Frazer's River, and had 80. = or'
tinG up the river to it, whilst from Be,;,SS
ham Bay they can push direcir '''''g-
In the vicinity Of Fort ColviIe Ar.o;-
Plante, settler who resides ON tho o."e Cue
d'Alene river and personally know cur
Gov. Stevens, took, with a simple roo,,. "
four thousand dollars of gold in two Uoaer' 49,
He was assisted by one man only ms
carried their gold to the Dalles. wbsr. Sey ,Ieyy
purchased a quantity of tools and provi:
ions, and again left for the mines 4 oos
respondent Of the Oregon Tines wr;to.
that the gold was very pure, and of coorsS ss
grain, and entirely satisfied the most incrsS
uIous of the immense deposits of cola y
the Northern part of the Territory.
An English house of large capitaI b.u.
established themselves at Port Discovaa,,oe
for the purpose of engaging in the spsr sn1
lumber business, and are about erectiDn -
mill and suitable buildings for condpctir~
business on an extended scale The EDHe
llsh government have long known the 10
portance Of the timber of Washington IT,. ~
rtory for masts and spars, as ell as sonoro
timber and deals. And the attention os
our Government has been called to the i'm
Portance of establishing a naval depot an
Puget Sound, TO collect materials wanted
for our vessels in the Pacific; and also tbs
necessity of making some reservations oi
timber for government purposes, so that n
may not be cut of by every stranger who
chooses to do so. A depot for coal and
for navy timber, will undoubtedly, ere lone
be established at some suitable place on
the waters of the Sound
, 1858-05-21

FLORIDA INDIAN WAR-Accounts from
the Key West to the 2lst state that there
is at last o prospect of the Indian war in
Florida being brought to conclusion. The
Arkansas delegation of SeminoIes had a
talk with Billy Bowlegs on the 18th, when
Billy expressed his determination to accent
the offer of the Government to remove
westward as soon as it was made in due
form-that is, as soon as the money was
placed in his hands. 1t was thought that
Sam Jones, the head of the war party
was dead. The Indians would not, how.
ever, acknowledge it. Another talk wa,
to take place on the 10th.
, 1858-05-21
OVERLAND MAIL ROUTE TO THE PAc1no.11

OVERLAND MAIL ROUTE TO THE PACIFIC
The Washington correspondent of the Sal
Francisco Globe, says:
On the earnest representations of Senator
Gwin and your Representative, G. L. Scott
the Postmaster General, has opened mai
route from st. Joseph's, Missouri, to Pla
cerville in your State, ria Salt Lake, souti
of the Humboldt and Carson Valley. Tht
mail is to be carried weekly in four-horst
coaches, and the contractor is to commence
on the first of July, 1858. He has giver
a new contract for mails from independence
by Albuquerque, through Tulare Valley
to Stockton, monthly, at $3.50, 900 year
There is also to be branch from the mair
route to Placerville, in four-horse coaches
to Shasta, and another along the old trai
through Mobiles Pass to Oregon. Thus il
will be perceived that California is not for
gotten by the present Administration, who
have done more towards her mail facilities
than any preceding one. The trip from
st. Joseph, Missouri, to Salt Lake is tC
be made in eighteen days, and from Salt
Lake to Placerville in twelve days. The
contractors are enterprising men, and viii
put it through regularly. The great over
land mail contracted for last year, will bC
ready to go into operation in accordance
with its provisions, and the contractors are
desirous of establishing telegraph along
the road, asking only small subsidy fron
Congress, and which no doubt they will gel
in preference to the terms proposed by o.
Reilly and bis confr9es. Uncle Sam will
thus pay for the overland mails upwards, ]
think, of 81, 500, 900 per annum, and help
for the construction Of q telegraph to your
State, and must say that the Postmaster
General evinces every disposition to benefit
the interests thereof, and has responded to
every suggestion made by Senator Gwin to
that end.
/ understand that part Of your delega.
tion are opposed to any awards or contracts
for mails by sea, and think from all l can
CLEAN, that it is not likely anygwill be made.
The contract with the Pacife Mail Steam,
ship Company, which soon expires, as well
as that with the United States Mail Com
pany, will not, in the presens condition Of
the treasury, be renewed.
, 1858-05-21
/uLsttsr from Judg, ChenOwsth.
WHIDBY's ISLAND, Ml

hHlDbNs ISLAND May 10, 1905.
Editor Pioneer ond Democrat:
| have been informed that a remonstrance to the
re-appointment Of myself TO the Office Judge Dist
Court has been put in circulation at Olympia, and
perhaps at other places and for the purpose of OBJ
tanning signers to it, the persons circulating the re-
monstrance represent that !" have been writing To
Washington and using my influence to prevent the
payment Of the war debt, and that generally am
an enemy Of the Thrritory."
IT is perhaps not strange that in severe emer.
geneies should invent things as ridiculous they arc
false, and should hope that no one could be over
come by representations so absurd and unfounded as
these are.
have not written anything to Washington in rela-
As to the war debt 1t my interest and desire that
Il should be paid and IL justice is done to Washing
ton Territory it will be paid, And that without delay.
/ have now been nine years In the Territory-have
had good opportunity to witness the intercourse be
tween the whites and Indians, and to observe the
causes that led to the war.
Through the nine years the greatest white popula-
lation at any time did not exceed 1000 whites, while
the Indian population not less than 20 900. Now
the idea that this handful Of unprotected people
should provoke an Indian with such odds against
them to enrich few spectators, is about
be as that the people Of the city Of New York should
introduce the cholera to enrich the physicians The
people were in no way 10 blame for the war, and
lying on just government, we have every reason To
believe the expenses Of the war will be paid.
As TO my being an enemy 10 the Territory" q
thing 30 ridiculous could only be believed by those
that do not know me. Why should be an enemy Of
the Territory2 voluntarily made II my home nine
years ago--have lived here ever since the little
property have is here and shall be here while live
have done what little could to make 1t Territory
had the honor TO introduce In the Oregon Legisla
ture series Of resolutions asking the organization Of
this Territory, and since her separate organization
have done what little could To develop her resources
and rejoices more than do over the peerless
career Of prosperity and greatness that now dawni
upon her.
As to my application for reAppointment, the unan
unity with which it has been asked by my district Il
matter Of Qualification. The petitioners from my
district asking my reappointment are about equal tC
the combined vote for Stevens and Abernethy. Thi,
furnishes the highest reward for the responsibilities
and unpleasant duties Of the ofice, and makes me
still willing to discharge 10 the best Of my humble
ability, the duties Of the Office II the prayer Of the
people Of my district shall be successful in procuring
it for me.
hope you will allow me, through your columns
this personal defense to these attacks.
Yours truly,
F. A. CHEN0WETH.
, 1858-05-21

MORE PROSPECTING Consequent upon the late
discovery Of gold north, Of our citizens it would
seem, have come to the conclusion that every hill
mound or mountain, must inevitably contain mex
haustble quantities Of gold. Laboring under this de
lusiOn party composed Of Messrs. Ira Ward, Jacob
Croll and others, started week ago last Monday
from Tumwater, to prospect the head waters Of the
De Shutes river. They returned on Saturday last
having ascended the stream some sixty miles, and
port in substance, that good place for gold exists
there any where in California but the gold was not
found. At that distance--whch is higher up than
any previous parties have heretofore ascended it
they say the valley Of the river is from six to eight
miles wide, but densely covered with timber.
, 1858-05-21
DEMOCRATIC NOTICE!

The Central Democratic Committee for CLARKE
COUNTY, W. T., hereby give notice to the several
precincts Of said County that they have called
/ DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,
to be held at the District School House in Vancouver
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on SATURDAY, the 26th day Of
June, 1885, for the purpose of nominating suitable
persons to h the several Offices to be elected at the
next annual election, and to do such other business
as may be required. The Committee have met at
Vancouver, and majority of them have agreed and
laid down the following as the apportionment Of rep
resentation from each precinct to the County Conven
tlon taking the vote Of last year for Delegate TO Con-
gress as basis and making due allowance for those
voting out Of their precincts, to-wit:
vancouver precinct 10 delegates /; Lancaster, 5 /;
Washougal, Patterson, 2; Preston, Lacamash,
Preston and Lacamash, l. Total number, q.
The Committee recommend that the several pre-
cnets hold their meetings on Saturday the 18th day
Of June, and as the primary meetings are the most
important in consequence Of the eecting thereat per
sons that should fairly represent the people in County
Convention 1t Is therefore hoped that all Democrats
will turn out and attend those meetings.
VIM. KELLY,
Chairman Democratic Central Committee.
, 1858-05-21

GoSE IN-An Indian, named "Joe" got drunk at
Port Townsend not long since, got into a row, and
then got killed. Cause-quarresome whisky effect
-" Indian went to see somebody"
ANOTHER" Packwood's Bill, y an Indian, went on
Sunday last to celebrate the Sabbath at Tumwater in
a manner not exactly sanctioned by ecclesiastical
law, got on big drunk and into glorious row,
wherein he received five severe knife wounds, naict
ed about the breast and face from the effects of which
it is supposed he cannot recover. One Of the cuts
entered the lungs from which wound the air escaped
at every exhaaton Of the breath. He is represented
as having usually been very quiet and civil Indian.
Cannot TINS nefarious traffic be stopped
, 1858-05-21

4 GEx. WAIKER AND Ex-PREsIDENr Cow
oKFoKT.-A New Orleans letter of the 22d
Of March, conveys the following intelli-
gence Senor Comonfort, ex-Presidsnt oil
Mexico, and Gen. VIM. Walker, ex-Presi-
dent Of Nicaragua, now both residing in
this city, have an eye on Mexico. Com
oulort will furnish the necessary funds to
raise an army, and Gen. Walker is to take
the command. Both parties keep as quiet
IS circumstances win allow them to do, but
they cannot keep the thing a secret. One
o. thelr oneers has already gone to Texas
70 take up the remains Of a ,fllibustering
army formerly formed in that country for
The late struggle in Nicaragua. They in
tend to form a double-headed Presidency
and TO subdue the whole country.
, 1858-05-21

LIEUT.. BEALE's ExPEDTIoN.-The War
Department has received dispatches from
Lieut.. Beale, dated at Kansas City on the
23d ult. Lieut.. Beals reports the complete
success of the Fort Defiance and Colorado
Wagon Road Expedition, and of its prac-
ticability during the winter months He
speaks in high terms of the camels
, 1858-05-21

BS- A communication from W. W.
DE LACY, Typographical Engineer, giving
description Of the route, distances, &c,
to the new mines by way of Whatcom, as
compared with the Dalles route, was re-
ceiVed too late for insertion in this weeks
issue. 1t shall appear without fail in our
NEXT
, 1858-05-21
lltD AOurrtisrntnts.
~-~-~-~-~JO-O~~ ~~N~~-~-~-NJ~
AUCTION (!
loo Head Of Cattle for Sale !

100 Head of Cattle for Sale!
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ~
w the highest bidder for cash, at the house OF 1.
W. Glasgow, Tenalquot Prairie, Thurston County 10
miles from Olympia, on the
18th day of juno, 1858,
one hundred head of cattle of the following descrP
tion
20 good American cows and calves
10 half Spanish cows and calves -
s or yoke oxen-three young yoke, D ana
years old;
20 two years old steers
20 one year old steers
10 one year old hefers
/ three year old Durham bull, aud 10 or 10 otner
cattle.
Property delivered on day of sale. Sale to com
mence at IL O'Clock
A&C.,
Iw2s Cowlitz Landing