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Dui'm 3ktte ißercri
a bo: h. eimiTTi, Killlor.
tmimill, THIRSUAV, AM.IVI *|, IBWS.
VIIIOAAI. DEJIOtUITIC AOJIIAATIOAS,
FOU PIIESI DENT,
JA3I E S It IT ( 11 ANA N,
OF PKNNBYLVANIA,
FOU VICE PRESIDENT.
joiin c. m«Ec kimuix.i:,
OF KENTUCKY.
|>K .MOCK.VI'IC NT AT Id ( O.WPATIOY
t n nu i'iiiii? of lh»* ( uliforiila Dcmormtlc Stair
<' ntr»l Committee, held In the c-lly of Siieramrutn
un tin- loth iluy of July IHoii, it wm resolved Hint a
I; ni'n,nif*f- Plata Convention lx- culled. to meet In
tin- » jty i t Sticnimelilo, on I I I-1 •A V, tin 111 li day nl
S 'iiti ri.lier next, for tin* purpose of ii' imiiuiim,' two
members oCCoiarrexs, a • 'li-rK of I In- tSupmne < ourl,
a Superintendent of I’uMic Instruction, a Stale Prison
Director, ami four President ini Klectors.
Tin' Slnlr Cenlnd Conui illce waikest that Palnr
lay, tin - xt.iii day of August, tin the day selected liy
i!u> different counties for lh« election of Delegates to
|)i mocmtic Plata Convention.
Tha following i» the apportionment of rrpresenta
nn:
Alameda 7 Snu Di anarlino 3
Amador I< jSanta llnrbarn 3
Italia f'jSim I,olds Obispo .... -
Col uni .‘tjsanta i truz 1)
Calei eras 13 San I rnyi isco 33
Contra t oslu 3|Sthiii«lans ti
Kl Dorado 3l|SmTumeiito 14
Humboldt ~ ’.‘ Solano .... ..... "
Klamiill .Siskiyou s
I,os Angelos f Slinsla • * •• • H
Mont tray • v -- ■ ‘.’ Snlli r 3
Mariposa - - - • . i Sonoinaaiid Man '.iciiio. 7
Marin - - 4 Siorrn 13
Marend ijSnnU Clara - . <>
Napa 3 San Joaquin 7
Nevada HjTuolnnuio 13
Phimus fi Trinity 4
I‘lacas 13Tulare 3
San DU go 3, Volo 4
Yuba 13
Ity order: 11. P. WASHINGTON, Chair’n.
It. P. Powell, Saaratary.
rta" Democratic papers tbrougbout tho State please
r'» •
Democratic County Convention.
The Democratic Klcclorg of Butte county are here
!»)' rcipU'tdod to selltl dclcipdes to u County Convcn
t4ou. to nssnmhlc at liKOVIIjI.K, on SA I HUDAV,
AIICCST •JIM, lor the pnrposo of electing ciuhl delc-
Kale* to the State Convention, to a-wmble at Hacra
meulo, on the ninth day of September next; and also*
lor the purpose ol notninalinu two MeaiheMof Assem
bly and one Assessor for lltdle county. The different
precmels are entitled u> the tdllowiim representation,
i |,o ''asu lieimt one delettate for each precinct, one
for every 30 voles, and one for each fraction ot
fifteen votes. I’r< omels in which the number of del
euates are not merit ioned. are emit it led to a represen
tation in accordance with the above basis.
itid well, II; Hoik Island. 3; Mountain House, 2;
French Creek, *2; Junction M \S. Fork,-2; Fine Knot,
3 : Miisiiuilo Creek, 2; Sky 11l«h, 2; ITiion liar, 1 ;
Kairlic.ld liar. 4 Fea vine I; Central House. 2: iloncul
... . , •> i .i. vvioo. n,„.L
Mountain Spriinr House I; Scott At v amine 9 Store I;
Island Hart’; Forheslown 4 . IliiiKhnni’s liar, 3;i)ro
h *wa I; Natchez, ll; Evansville, 2: Hamilton, ; Tur
ner's Rauch, 2; Neal's Rancho, 2; Thompson's Hat 2;
Morris Ravine; 2; Chico 4; .lennimt’s Rancho, 1;
(* lupins’ Rancho, Miinhatlan. 1; Simmons' Store, ‘J;
Moore A Ferry's Store. 2; Ni Ison's liar 2; Mesilla
Valley, 2; ’•'renchtowu. 1; Butte Mills, 2; Itrotherion’s
Store, 1; Forks of Unite, 2 ; lb Blown, 2 ; Kunkle's
Rancho, I; full s Ram ho, 2 ; RobinaoiTs Mill, 2; —
Virginia Mills, Berry Creek Mill, Berry Creek Bar;
M irliu's Rancho, Robinson's Hill, Cheiokeo Ravine.
Moorelowr,
According lo the basis ol representation, (the Dem
oeralle voto of last September,) Orovtlle is entitled to
but a delegates. The population liavimr largely in
creasod within tbn past year, thn Committee have
reason to behove that Orovdle is enlillod to some 14
dole.K'des. as ti e entire vote of the precinct at the late
ejection, for Justice of the Fence, was between eight
ami nine hundred. The mutter is respectfully refei
\jd to Iho Convention.
Geo. 11. Ckosktte.’l
Senec\ Kweu.
0. W. Hess, ;-Co. Com.
C. F. Loti,
N. D Plum J
Oroville, July 2'J, 185(5.
Pali, Hacks.—The campaign will be
opened by a foot race at the Arkansas
House, Carpenter’s Flat, on Sunday next,
for SSO a side. Arkansas Hob is one of the
nags entered. The names and pedigrees of
the others, we are not posted on. We shall
havo a reporter on the ground, that we may
he able to lay before out* readers the result
of this exciting match.
«•*
Accident. —A minor, whoso name we did
not learn, had the misfortune to smash his
finger while at work in a drift yesterday.
Amputation was thought to bo absolutely
necessary by his physician.
,rif*Tho man who was shot in the arm at
the scene of the robbery, was a partner of
J uilge Mcrril, who were doing business at a
town above, and had just exchanged $l,OOO
in ooia for dust, and was on his way to Ma
rysville,with*a large amount of money, none
of which did the villians succeed in taking,
m consequence of the fleetness of his hor>e.
V9-Some of the Black Republican organs
call Buchanan “ a Buck without a Doe.” -
When the gallant old Statesman wants one,
he cau corral a Black Repub
lican.
Blarney. — A Black Republican organ
has just ascertained that “ one of Paddy's
bulls is worth a dozen of the Durham breed."
It wants the Irish to vote for Fremont.
Be on hand to night at Troughtou's
Ball, at Wyandotte. He has the most spa
eious hall in this upper country, and always
has given general satisfaction to those who
have attended his parties.
Itluck I(i |mil>ll<uii Argument*.
There is no honesty in the arguments of
he Black Republican party. Their writers
ire rabid, ami in their wild antics, they pay
• s little regard for truth in tneir political
reasoning ns the founders of their j arty —
he Beechers, the tlcrret Smiths, the Abbey
Kellys, and Birneys. The formation of
heir party, seems to hare relieved them of
all moral restraint, whatever, and they
gambol in the realms of fancy, with a de
ight that is only experienced by the irre
sponsible and thoughtless, or by the hard
ened and depraved. Here in California,
their course pnrtakes more of the latter
than of the former. •
Of this character arc the arguments of
the Black Republican organ of San Fran
cisco, when it asserts that the Democracy
have allied themselves “to tho modern idea
of slave extension”—and that the organiza
tion of the Democratic party “is based solely
upon the debasement of labor.” These as
sertions, wild ns they are, they throw into
tho scale, in opposition to nearly 80 year* of
experience in governmental affairs, and ex
pect them to weigh down all opposition.
They seem to forget that tho people them
selves have erected and controlled the gov
eminent; and have chosen tho democratic
party as the medium through which they
have effected their progress in civilization
and all that makes a, nation truly great
I Tho Black Republican idea of liberty ap
pears to be confined to tho relation existing
j between master and servant, and their ef
forts to ameliorate the condition of the
great family of man, are confined exclusively
Ito the descendants of Ham. in order to
; accommodate them, wo will confine our at
! tentiwn for a moment to the Black Republi-
I can standard of liberty, in order toshow that
the policy of the Democratic parly on ths
subject of slavery, is the policy not only of
justice, but of freedom; is the only policy
by which slavery has been abolished in this
country, and the only policy by which its
abolition can bo reasonably expected here
after. To do this it is only necessary for the
public to remember that slavery formerly
existed in the N. England and the northern
States, and notwithstanding the Democracy
have hud almost uninterrupted control of
the country, it has been abolished in all
those States. Docs tins look .as though the
mission of tho Democratic party was to de
base labor ?
7T. Ferguson of Sacramento, bns
announced bis intention of supporting the
Democratic nominees, anil the Union thinks
as an honorable man, ho should resign his
trust into the hands of the people who elect
ed him. Last summer, when the present
President of the K. N. council held a posi
tion to which ho had been elevated by the
Democracy, after bo had joined the K. N.s,
the Union was nut at all exorcised about
him. lie was duly mentioned in tin honorable
manner. In calling the position of Mr. Fer
guson a dishonorable one, the Union hits
some of its K N, friends a hard rap over
tho knuckles. Cannot the Union contrive ■
to give Ferguson fits, without accusing its 1
friends of being dishonorable.
“ The 18th of August is no national boli- j
day, no honored anniversary of some inigh- |
ty court; and yet it concerns San Francisco ,
so nearly, that thousands participate in the j
ceremonies, who troiilJ not turn a corner to j
witness a Fourth of July celebration."
Ml 'rue Californian.
For once, this Mob organ is right. No
doubt but that thousands participated in i
the ceremonies of the 18th, whocarc nothing
about the 4th of July, and still loss of the
act the day commemorates. For a Mob or
gan, conceived in treason and cradled in re
bellion to the American Government, it is
an ajpropriala sentiment. Go it, Caxton.
If you cannot make a John Bull, you may
possibly become a Fee Geo Mermaid.
JT : &' That Mob organ, the San Francisco
Bulletin, speaks of the 18th of August, (the
day on which the Vigilance Committee made
a public display,) as“ The Day wc celebrate,’
and says, “ To-day wc celebrate our decla
ration of Independence.” The Bulletin we
believe is edited by an Englishman, and
John Bull always has had some constitu
tional objections to commemorating the 4th
of July.
Commander Bout well in run Cr.un
Room —The Young Men’s Democratic Club
of San Francisco, has presented Commander
Boutwcll with a magnificent watch, ns a tes
timony of their regard for bis courtesy to
wards Judge Terry. On Saturday evening
the Commander visited the Club under the
escort of a committee, and was received with
all the honors. Letters from the Commander,
acknowledging the receipt of the valuable
present and of an honorary membership, to
which he had been elected, appear in the
San Francisco papers. They do honor to
Commander Ikmtwcll’s bead and heart.
Jiivllcr Klllott’s com I.
Silas Tate was arraigned for threatening
the life of Win. Compton. Ho was held to
bail in the sum of SoOO for his go >d behavior
in future. Before entering into his bonds,
he give the court his accuser and constable
Bob Patton, leg-bail for security. He sallied
forth to hunt new diggings.
George Heaps, for slapping a greaser’s
mug—plead guilty, and was lined the costs
of prosecution ;*being >1 2.
Theatrical. —Mr. Wright’s benefit was.
considering that we have been literally
worn out by amusements, very well attend
ed. The play went off finely. Mr and Mrs
Hamilton were magnificent in everything
they undertook—so wore all well up in their
respective parts. Mr, Mortimer is the best
in his line of characters that has yet visited
us. Mr. Connor, Wright, Collins. Myers,
&c., we have no space to speak of. but the
audience were well—highly pleased.
The charming little Misses Franklin had
a benefit last night, and had we known that
tiny such affair was coming off, wo should
with the greatest of pleasure, called the at
tention of our citizens to the fact, ns it
would have been but an act of justice to
those modest and deserving young Indies.
Their engagement here has been from a
combination of circumstances most embar
rassing, pecuniarily as well as otherwise.
From their unobtrusive and lady-like de
portment since they came here, they have*
made hosts of friends. We understand it
is their intention to return to their parents
in Sacramento.
Another Wake! —There is a house on
the hill, above the National Hotel, kept by
a woman, and probably makes more noise,
and originates more rows and riots, and
general neighborhood disturbances* than
any small institution in these parts. A few
nights since, after several quarts of the
rrature had been absorbed, a free fight
came off, in which all played a hand, the
lady had the deal. After each one had re
ceived his regular share of pummelling ut
the hands of his particular friends, they all
took a drink and retired. They had scarce
ly got out of sight of the house, when a cry
of “ murder” was heard to proceed from
the aforesaid woman. They rushed to the
scene, and were very coolly told that it was
nothing to the neighborhood if her leige lord
*■ *■ * n I Hut. L
the sweet slumbers ot the night!
j£o~Tlie Marysville Imjvirer of yester
day complains that the State Journal has
copied an article from that paper without
Riving credit, and thinks if an article is
worth copying, it is worth crediting. We
think so too, and arc sorry to see that sever
al papers arc e pying largely from the In
i/uiier without the necessary credit. The
Philadelphia .Monthly Jtninhow, of July IT,
copies three editorial articles from the In
<luircr of August 19, without giving the
proper credit. Wo trmt the hnjuirrr will
he able to awaken its cotemporaries to the
enormity of the < Hence of plagarisio, and
compel them to give credit to their extracts.
<•»
Nkw Engine fou Eureka. No. 1, of
M aii y>vix.i,k. The Marysville Express
says a letter has been received from J. H
Humphrey, now in the Atlantic States,which
contains the gratifying intelligence that the
new (ire engine for the Eurekas of that city,
will be shipped some time in October. The
engine will have 10 inch cylinders, 7 J inch
stroke, 22 feet brakes, with spiral springs
under the brakes. All the iron work is to
polished in the highest style. When finished
it will probably be the most magnificent
engine in the State, and will cost $4,000.
He has also ordered a hose carriage for the
Eureka Hose Co., at a cost of $OOO. The
engine and hose carriage arc purchased by
the private funds of the Companies’. A
more gentlemanly set of men, or more effi
cient fire company than the Eureka, cannot
be found in any department in the Union.
As we have many personal fi lends among
them, we cannot but rejoice at the good for
tune of the company
“ Still Harpin’ on my Darter.”—We
have fairly driven the Know Nothings into
acknowledging that Donelson is on their
ticket for Vice. They have put forth twelve
bills, calling a Grand Rally of the “ Friends
of Fillmore and Donelson.” Heretofore they
have duly called upon .he “friends of Fill
more.” The Omni Rally of the Ki Vi’s is
to concentrate at OroviUe on the COth in»t ,
and will be addressed by the Hon. “ Hang
him-with-a-grnpe-vine” J. Foote. The old
gentleman is still on his way to the U 8.
Senate. Thus far he has found it a “ hard
road to travel,* and we do not believe the
track has improved since last fall, Butte
county will render him no assistance La his
pilgrimage!
We arc informed by deputy sheriff Ja.k
Kinimel, that the excitement in the vicinity
where the late robberies were committed, is
most intense,. The dc*ire of the populace in
that neighborhood to capture and bring to
justice those thieving scoundrels that infest
our highways is so great, that all sorts of
means will be resorted to, to accomplish this
end. Mr. Kimmel started from Hidwell af
ter the arrest of the robbers of Fuller near
the Columbus House, to bring them to Bid
well, in order that they might identify the
accused.
Me found the man Fuller at Oro Leva,
who started immediately for Bidwcll, where
the trial will be had at once. In passing the
Abbott House, which is on the same roa 1 as
the Columbus House. Mr. Kimmel says that
the people had gathered in largo numbers to
inquire into the late depredations that had
been committed in their midst. It scorns
that another robbery and attempt at mot -
.p.,-, had been committed at Thompson’s
Bunch. A man who had stej ped there or
was there, was missing in the morning. Ilis
horse was found lying dead, the saddle bags
were near the spot, and were rill d ot their
contents. Two men were arrested on sus
picion, one of whom w as a son ot Mr. Ihomp
si.n, the owner of the Hunch. Ihe greatest
excitement was manifest <>u all sides.
Should the guilty parties be found, and it
fastened upon them to the satisfaction ot all.
the probability is from appearances. Hint
hemp will be introduced to rid the commu
nity of this band of robbers and assas-in-,
without consuming the time of our Courts ot
J usticc.
-v-
Flection ok Deem. ate-. — At a meeting
of the Democratic Electors of Oroville, held
at the United States, on Wednesday Evc
ning, August 20, the following persoi s
were delegates to the Democratic
County Convention :
1). A Brown, Geo. If. ('rosette. Dr J.
Kane, Col. G. W. Stanton, J. G. Lawton, Jr
William Coffee, M. A McLaughlin. James
Chapman, John Sullivan, II I*. Myers*, K
Stryker, 3. W. Styles, and J. V. Hong.
There 170 votes cast, and the greatest en
thusiasm prevailed. Tho meeting adjourned
with three times three for our candidates
and the Democracy.
J.G LAWTON, Prcs’t.
C. O, Hubbard, Secretary.
KiprcMM Favors*
ells, Fargo, & Co., have our thanks
fur papers delivered at iui early hour yes
terday.
We arc indebted to 11. I*. Garnhatn
'"op the -\lu,rVBvil'“ Tnnuirer, S. 1 * Herald,
Sun, and True Californian.
jfi.fT" Mr, J. 11. Watson furnished us with
the Marysville Kxprrss, Sacramento Union,
S. F. Chronicle, Bulletin, end Alta, for
which he has our thanks.
■*.
Ma. Mum.ov, one of the persons
shipped out of the Stale, died on the passage.
lie stated that while in the hinds of the
Vigilance Committee, ho was several times
paraded on the roof of their building for
.
execution.
.
AUCTION SALES.
HEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION!
,1. W. I)C\.\, Auctioneer. ‘
ON SATURDAY, At i.I’ST did sit 2o’clock, E. M..
av ui. is i<; s o I.l>.
f|ViAT VAI.IMII.f. REM, ESI'ATE known
U sin the “FRENCH r.OAItIMV. Il"l
l.ot on which the mime sliiimlo. sil«aled on Moiiß'otn
cry street. opposite the Mner.s’ Raker)
The above doe died properly i- one of the h"*t
Business Stands in the ial)> mid oil. rs superior os
ducemenls to those desirous of pun h fisc.,
Aug. -1. J. VV. IK N e Aue i, neer
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION!
J. VV, DUNN, Auctioneer.
t| ( —-
SAIUIIDAY AUGUST lldd,at 2o th ck.P. M
raxtii; m ii.niNa and lot know n as hie
a AMI.KUAN It Als Kit V. Ml in on Mon
cry -street. opposite Use I means Hot I, will be s i, t
public auction, on Fnturday, Ausn.t ilel, at s o'clock
I’. M., Unless previously d'sposttd of at private mile.
August lit, ISaG. J. VV. HL'N.N, Auctioneer.
For Sale I
aN CONSEQUENCE (>F ONE OE TilS PART
. n.-r. to the Alhialic Stan-s, onc-hnlf of the
M Ai.Nol.l A SAI.I •< >N will be sold cheap for ctisis.
No rent to pay for fourteen months. Apply to
augdo if J. tf. HICKEY &. CO.
NEW FANCY COOKS’
19 ISS M. E DEAR HORN, wot l.tis \ V To 11 El
aV/3 friend, and Hie public (Ten* rally, that hy ealiiia
at tin; E\ IH ES’ EXrtEV.MiiE, they can Ite-ltowni
beattlilul ii«sortmeri of the | uleai Stylos of Ladies
French lint., of ino.-i eujuisito beauty aml finish
Also. a lot of Choice Perfumery and Toilet Article,
all of which have just been received direct from <ln
Importers. migdOdf
PHOENIX SALOON!
Undue Watchuan’si ('kick Ptore. Moktoomkbv
STREET, UaOVII.Lr.
r*IUE SUBSCRIBER HAS BECOME SOLE PRO-
M. prtetor of this Saloon, and is determiuad not tc
he outdone in fumlshUi.’ a p luce of r. sort worthy the
pal mange of the Oroville public. The bent of
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Will be found ai ail times, to which he invite* bU
friend, to partake. ABRAHAM MIELEP.
. Oroville, Auguat 19. augU-tl
BANK BUS.
MtWILLIAMS vN TVMESON,
BANKERS,
nkw lutii’K nni him; dhintu m> nthhm*
I.KV AM) M \ i.HS .-1 lUI T
ono vixjliH.
GOLD DUST BOUGHT
At the Highest Rates.
Clioc Is. fti n t X* nr !
iON MAUVHVIM.K SAiIMMIA l ) I'ITY AX3
HA X I UAS) l.'t I)
SIGHT DRAFTS
For Hale, "ii nil ll " l*iin* ■|* 1 Mlimiir < ) i« >*.
£ ,-/• |i| |*OHITH received. Special mill olherwis
■lulv 1 I.
j> 1 » I
C. II SUCY) C I. I.IIW, I’ F. LOW.
MACY, I.OW & CO.,
JLJ
A N K E R S .
euliN r;it oi’ rii \/. \ m» tin hi ; ; r:; m •’,
MARYSVILLE
GOLL DUST I'l Hi' II A SKI)
AT THE HIGHEST RATES.
or f nmvAitnKi) ro nn; mint h>k coin aci,»
O Xv O C* 3v. H
/\ r
ON liAKlll.'iiV Mi ■UL AN. ill! I/. .V R M.M'OX’
SAK FRANCISCO
W*e iim |n ■ i ■;»r<-i 1 I" ilmw .*■ I). M I I \i 11 \N'-t * m
1 M OHItH. ('ll AKM M) Hid AN .Y" , N f.W \ OltK
\|so. "Ii lltii oilier ]>r i li*'i |> 1 1 l'..M"l'll ) ill"
Manill", A uuuiil I, 1 -
«ut ir
MARYSVILLE
ASSAY orfr'Bt'K!!
HAKIIIS, MAIU.TI AND N CO.,
K tln i mur Hi" corner ot Srcmiil «lm (
M.IIiYSI'ILU
Al,fS()—lo7 ■! HrKI’.KT, H ACK VMFNTD.
Will continue to carry on Ilia business of
.Melt inn, iV. A slaving
CULP AA T I) onus
OF KVKIIY DKHHUHTIoN,
\V« guarantee 111" correctness (if our A-says, and
Mini ourselves I" pay any differences that may arise
with any of the 11.I 1 . H." MINTS, Returns mad" in Inin:
six lo twelve linnrs,
IN BARS OR COIN
HrKl im kns ok Ui mitz Assavkii ami VaI.I KH.
TKUMS FOU AHHAVINH; lh(£ sane) as iu Hun
Francisco.
11. II \ Ii lIIH,
l>. MAR) II \ND.
C. 1,. FA 111 l IN).T( »■;
jyUS-my
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND R ADD!
AT TIIUI OIITDVs KXI’IIANH F., \V V A NDOTTF,
Thinsilay Id veiling, August Jl, IHAO,
A (IRANI) HAM. will li" given at TRIH'HIf
d m TON’H tX' H \NOK. in Wyandotte, mi Hi" eve-
rnn I’.i’av v l iii -|' <i-i. An excellent
Hand of Music ha* been engaged (or Hi" <« canton,
and every I'xcrlimi will he niadu to render this one
ol He) llin si Hall* of Hie season.
(oninilllii "t lux Mat lon,
f, )! I,ini ni.N, ) )na ill".
1.. Smuv, do
.1, M. Kkxsk, Howell’s,
.1 . Snow, M \undottc,
\. Tin I ( im.«, do
I)R. WILI.SON, IlillWell.
Wyaiidoll", August 6,
(1 Tiiommos, Marysville,
.Innn )i A I IS, do
.1. F. Tau k. Harden Ranch,
Mil 'l'll 'MAS. I lonriil City,
Mk. \V a i son, I'orhcshevn,
IK i: How i; s, linin' I l 011.
IH.TO. augfeid
BOARD AND RESIDENCE
A FT.U HII NTI.F MKN w ill llnd a I'leasanl homo
i U with a private laiiitiy innneil ilm-e ) ullages on
Oak si net, second doer from Vlonlgomi ry .
(iroville, August Hi. (aiigllilll A IKS. PORT,
JAMES GREEN.
PHYSICIAN AND M KIiLOX.
I~jT Can Im found ill "OrlMiii# lloh I,’’ when no
i’rofessiunully engaged. jy lodlt*
Watchmaker anti Jeweler.
I world) KEHPK) I'l 1M.1.Y INFORM
r Y.-J I he citizens "T Orn vilie and vicimiy. that I hnvo
Os--"S. purchased of 'lr, llosimlhal. Ins \\ .ilaTintu
kliij- mid .!( xxeliy Kaliilil.liiik nt, on Mont,
goinery sired, and have Ideated my sell permanently
oi 1 1 c aho .(* business ill lids [dace, and hope by strict
ai(. i.iiilll to business, to merit it reasonable share of
pain n life in Hie above lino.
I will "unranter to do H'or/r as nu ll ns it
mi hr i/orir an ‘/where in the Slnte.
\* !. KIM'S OF JKVVEI.RY MADE TO OK OKU.
I I’arlicnlar altontiotl paid to the Hupairitif
hms. GKO. K. SMITH.
1 v l ' . .iipiist 11. Ihofi. augll tf
CCN3TABLES SALE
B’iS . > of e Fxccntion issued on lof Jnslico
l.i.i. ii'- Court, and lo me dirccled, on the llrsl
day "f \n riet, A. I), is.jti, cuiinnaiidinK me lo mako
Hie «am of mic hundred anil cuhly one hundredths
ilo.lurs iidi'iin nl, and i wunty cixhl dollars costs ac
cr I!,' css .| in I Order,oul ol the properly herein
al > r (lesiTiltcl, lo SiUisly the aforesaid .Imlirinciil,
wherein F. I. Dennison is plaintiff mid f’harles
Mimin y and \V H. Johnsmiarcih l 'lllllllll*, to wit:—
one house am I lot situated in tin town of (Vntcrv die,
near Dry ) reek, on Ifi" opposite side of Ihe road Irom
Mr. Weir’s dwi'llimr. The said ho s« has four room#
in it, and is IH by Hi fee:—also 1 bedstead, I small
parler stove ai d us small .1 md —which I w ill -('11 at
lie court risen door of J.T, I'.llh.ll’s olfle*. 011 Hird
street, Oroville, Hullo I'o nnly. stale f Cali onna on
the Sih day of Hi pu-mber A. H IV/fj, at II o’clock I
M.. lo the highest oiddi r for cash.
Dated this 14lh dav ol August, A. I). IHS6.
.1. Y JuNKH,
a 15 Constable of 1 )phlr township.
U*. Hr. J. f. C/.XKKAT. —The genliemiin whose
iiHine form# the caption of tins nolice is one of Hie
few modern physicians whose appliiudion lo his pro
fession and devotion to the Bllla tei). n-n h r him alike
an ornament to the one and a henellt to the other A
Uungiiriun by birth.he sought with Kossuth to place
tiis country among the nations cl eanh, beyond the
oppressor's rule, that her soi ■ in,get rejoice in the
practice of Ihoso pn cepts w liii n are alike our glory
and our pride In In- •If rl- so n, Ho, he lias reaped
Hie reward of in Hi ' 'ml r<—i- niei to o| presSii n.und
•‘a home and a country know him no more " Afisr',
however, from Ids e ■ 'in'- upi • 1 r nsidcrution as
a patriot, the teelimoi 11 Is ■ t < 1 nu Ii r and ci partly
which he hrildO "milk - him I'(|H|l If confidence, to
the exclusion of those who |st--. . e itticr the one
or the other. A* a genthman Id* i h - icier is untar
nislifsl: as a physician, hi* -till ntxnrp i*s* d ; amt
lo thosa whose Imprudence has left up 11 them lh«
udnls of disease, we can ooasi'trn’ on-ly commend
him with the assurance Unit in 1 nn Hey wdl find *
friend whom lo know is great gain. TI c fir ’► olfc#
is So. Sand 4 Armorv Hall, conn rof rtacrament"and
Montgomery Hreeis, San Francisco. alKai