Oroville daily Butte record. [volume], September 04, 1856, Image 2

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Foil IMIBHDENT.
JAMKS 1U C M WAN,
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JAMKS S. liON<»,
H. J. MOUHISON.
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JOHN 1 1 MIHiAKD.
AOK . OHO^KK,
T>Tl J. T>. r.ROWN.
H ATH' ST \TK COA VKATIOA
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11, F. I’owoll, Secretary
rfjf Democratic papt
O’l'i i
lIINCTON, Chair’ll,
rs throußlioul the Stale please
Orovlllt* IlinTianaii C Ini*.
Thu n Kulnr nifftmv* «f tliis» Ciul* un* field on
Tfiu.-sday Evening of each week nl the I niUul Halt 3/
I>. I) .* 11 MiUIS, Km.. Sec'J.
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At ction.— Joe Dunn, ns will be seen by
his advertisement, will attend to the Auc
tion sales of Harry Bnrnett of real estate,
stock, and personal property. Ho nioy Ik?
found on Myers street, one door above the
li B. Stable.
Inqi - i>t —Justice Jones held an Inquest
yesterday on the b> dy of James Cozens,
wiio was drowned sometime since near Mc-
OonnoTs Ferry, on Feather river.
Spanish Town —A beautiful specimen
was shown us by the gentleman who drives
the stage to that place, lie dug it himself,
alter he arrived there night before last.
He tells us that Hill Town. Spanish Town,
and Chub Gulch, are improving rapidly.
Prom thk Plains— An immigrant train
arrived yesterday, by way ol Johnson's cut
oil They were Cloud & Simpson, from Mis
souri. They left their stock at Honey Lake
valley. They report the stock to he in good
order, the Indians quiet, and grass plenty.
Rather Cowardly or the fwo. A
great double fisted man hit a poor China
man in the mouth and loosed his teeth je>-
terday. Afterwards the man went down to
Deacon Sheldon’s Subterranean—the China
man following him, complaining of such bru
tal treatment. The coward raised a chair
and manfully knocked him down again
The Deacon could uot stand it to see a man
—even a Chinaman —so abused, and he
grabbed the fellow and marched him off to
Judge Jones to bo dealt with according to
his deserts.
Domestic How.— A little family jar came
oft yesterday at the lower end ot town. Ho
did not get the particulars of this sweet little
muss, but the scqua.l was, that the
Old buffer chas'd Ids wife
With a big butcher knife,
And had she not ran faster than he —
There would have bceu a cat-as trophe
We, of course, were, as usual, on the side
of weak, frail woman.
Should I be placed in the executive
chair, I shall use my best exertions to cul
tivate peace ami friendship with all nati> us,
believing this to be our highest policy, as
well as our most imperative duty.’’ —James
Buehanan t
J JPO“Ti»auk« to Garnhatu and Watson for
the usual favors, to the way of the latest
papers from below.
Itivcr Improvement
Wc are informed that the C. S. Naviga
tion company, have sent a snag boat with
all tlie requisite tackle to the upper Sacra
mento, for the purpose of removing of ob
structions to steamboat navigation.
The river at a low stage of water, is some
what ditheut an I unsafe for boats t» run un
less they arc of very light draught. The
Company, however, have boats of sufficient
power built to enable them to rnn tolerably
icgular to Bed Bluffs, which is the bead of
navigation.
Three years ago it was thought to be a
matter of impossibility to navigate the Sac
ramento above Coins ), but now boats of )('••
tons freight capacity make the trip from
Sacramento to the Bluffs in :M hours.
With a very little outlay of capital, and
a good deal of energy and enterpri/e, our
freight can he brought to Oroville in the
same way ; for every one that has examined
Feather river who have had any experience
in the navigation of smalt rivers, admits
that Feather river is as practicably naviga
ble from üba city to this place, as the Sac
ramento is. and even more so, from Colusa
to Bed Bluffs.
We exj eet to hear tSic shrill whistle and
hoarse pulling steamboat, and see the black
smoke rolling from her smoke stack, before
six months —say the next high water.
Capital is bound to find its way in the
shape of steam transportation to a town of
so much present i»njvoi*tance and future pro
mise as Oroville. That, is what the towns
and cities are placed along side of the rivers
for, that they may reap the benefit of the
navigation. The depth of water is the least
objection, ns it is well known that it is <th
deep as the Sacramento above Monrovrllc.
Yankee Bugenuity will make a steamboat
run over a heavy dew.
When we have i lore leisure wc shall speak
of this subject as its merits demand.
Minim; in ihk Bivkh. —The Cape claim
is situated near Stony ICint, and is what is
cotnmonlv called a coffer dam. The pros
sects are that the boys interested will i**ake
a handsome fortune out of it although it is
hut small.
Mr. Butfum tells us that he happened to
he passing the claim yesterday, and saw sev
eral pans washed from the bed rock, none
of which turned out less than ijo!!.
In the Ohio claim which is above, they
took out on Saturday last, in one pan. 11C,
Several pans of dirt yielded sjdOb each.—
The success of the Kiver Claims thi> season
is unparalled in the history of gold mining.
From one end of the river lluming opera
tions to the other, we hear of the richest
strikes that wc have known of in this or any
other section. Not one claim is thereon the
river, whether it be tlurne, coTcr-dam, or
wing-dam, that we have heard of, but that
is paying from the very first day of getting
to work. The countenances of our miners
are most pleasing to look at. They are as
full of laugh as their blasted skins can hold.
Smali. in Dki.ukks and Bkainm.i.Y
Lkss. —There is not a single press in Ver
mont supporting Fillmore, in Massachu
setts there is but a single paper supporting
the cause; and yet fieri. Foote, the other
evening, toll an Oroville audience, on his
honor as a gentleman, ami hoped they would
give him credit for candor and sincerity,
that he believed Fillmore woulu carry Massa
elmsetts! In Ohio, Fillmore has but one
single organ left. In Pennsylvania, there
arc two papers, with a circulation of 170vh
supporting him. Is there a Fillmore man
in California who, in tire face of these facts,
still asserts that Fillmore has any chance for
an election How can men, professing to ho
rational, longer contribute to the success ot
Fremont, by supporting Fillmore . v Those
who arc opposed to the election of Fremont,
should look at tlie matter fairly, and then
oomo up to “ the help of the Lord” against
the wicked.-
Dispi rKH Titlk —ln the District Court
last Saturday, a decision was rendered in
volving a question of title to lands on which
this city is located, that is of more vital
importance to Individuals And to our town —
its future prosperity —than would seem to
attach to it at the first glance.
It is certainly of no little moment to all
who intend to settle and improve permanent
ly here, that the question of title to the
ground on which they make such improve
ments should be put to rest, that they may
know beyond all doubt or cavil who o'wns the
land.
The title of this suit, we believe, was Irn
I). Bitd vs. Dtunison and others, for the
recovery of certain lots of ground which the
plaintiff alleges was taken forcible possession
of and held by defendants.
The deciaiou of the Court was given in
favor of tLc plaintiff, with costs and damages.
We unie-rstaa-1 that an appeal to the Su
preme Ccurt has been taken.
A SrnliailliiK Hurl)'.
NVd Hamilton gave ji fine seFennde on
Monday hint, attended l»y his associate mu
sicians, and followed by three distinguished
gentlemen from IHdwelTs liar, who all were
seen at about 1- o’clock to issue from the
Lodge of the Independent Order ot Good
Fellows, known by the name of the Subter
ranean, where they left the Deacon in a- 1
happy a (tame of mind as could be elpectc I
at that witching hour. As they proceeded
along the streets, entrancing the natives
with such a** concord of sweet pounds as is
not often heard outside of a Chinese concert,
or a Digger funeral, and drawing many a
night cap to the windows by the power
their melody, they discovered t l ' their dis
may .that one of their party. ,I rentes,
was missing. A long search was immedi
ately instituted, and after a fruitless wa-te
of much precious time, a low moan was heard
and a voice faintly exclaiming, " igihmts,
fie merciful•■ Take me off, —“ I m dry,
,S:c. Approaching the place from whence
these exclamations proceeded, the unfortu
nate gentleman was discovered bent ahiu st
double, over sv lady's clothes line I f\hat
were his feelings or his fears at this time, it
is impossible to conjecture. Had he exer
been guilty of a crime or even of an indis
cretion. which, xve may safely aver, he had
not. he minht have supposed himself in the
hands of the Vigilance Committee, and suf
fering the fate of Cora. Hut the most rea
sonable interpretation of his incoherences,
was that having heen slightly saturate!
with the liquids flowing from the Deacon’s
bar, he had hung himself upon the line t<>
dry, and now considered himself in a proj er
oondition to receive the operation of the
smoothing iron.
ft wa* now found advisable by ihe party,
to bent an immediate retreat for the Sub
terranean, where, after refreshing their ex
hausted power*, a beautiful song, “ The T.ady
with the Class lives,” was sung by the Doc
tor, amidst thunders of rapturous applause,
which concluded the ceremonies of the morn
ing.
Tin: Fiu.mork Deform Party.— The
great Know Nothing Fillmore Deform Party,
are making huge endeavors to increase their
numbers by (lie formation of Clubs through
out the State. They came into the exist
ence as a Deform party, and before our citi
zens permit themselves to he oeccived by
their professions, they should remember that
they (the Fillmore party.) who are making
strenuous efforts to carry the estate, hove
failed to pm/ the interest due on our bonds
in A'etr lor/.-, and that it is much more
disastrous than the former failure, because
it is yet unpaid, and likely to remain un
paid, until tiic people arc again taxed to
meet the liability,
“ Outte County will give Fillmore five
"hundred majority.”— Sue. Jim rim,i.
Men who expect to lie believed shout 1 not
put forth such false assertions. It neither
adds to their morality or political honesty
Here, in Orovillc, the Dev Dr. looker has
succeeded in getting np a Fillmore < lab;
elsewhere in the county there arc not
enough to form a < 'lub that we have heard of.
It would he nearer the truth to say that
Fillmore would not receive five hundred
votes in Butte county.
7 ~l',ven the s. tit of the met has caught
the idea iusepavi. le from the present rol
licking intimacy between religion and re
publicanism—politics and the pulpit. In a
song ironically extolling the virtues of Fre
mont and Dayton, onestan/a is as follows.
It. needs no comment;
llitc come* t • re*‘ley. w iih a brotaer
Of H riiihiu sable line.
Wonder if it is I'red lii>uirln«»'.')
Amt Herr's Urol her Iteectier iim>.
XVith a rifle on bis shoulder, l.dllng sinners wlio'ro
<1 op raved.
If lae; only «o for Fremont, they jierhaps ’.my yet
be anled !
The L:ttlk Boy has Gowk. —" c cannot
remember when our heart has been touched
with such sorrow, ns on reaming the death
of< little A>\., yesterday morning It was
so unexpected that we involuntarily exclaim
ed, "it cannot be'” We bad been playing,
and uamlleing the sweet boy on our knee,
but a few days before, and even now, the
music of his ringing, joyous laugh, lingers
in our ear, like the strain of some distant
vesper, or the remeaihrnncs of angels whis
pers in our dreams. He was so innocent; so
confiding, so happy) and a* the bright twin
kle of his keen black eye—the clutter of ra
ven, curly locks; playing loosely over his
pure white brow: we could nut but contem
plate o:*r own happy, boyhood days. The
little fellow had climbed upon the st ml.
erected for the Speakers, who have lately
been hero, and accidentally fell off, striking
the ground with bis head, and fracturing
the skull. He was \ years of age, and the
son of Mr. and Mrs. \\jUgau, of this place
Nor so. — The Siicrmnento .hnerican in
timates that the Democracy of lluttearedi
vi'litl. We cniition the dmtviran npaih»t
rc-itcrating the inis»tnteim*ut. Ihc /rotille
delegation drew out of tlie convention: hut
there is in t n man amongst them, hut will
checifully mi port the in mimes. There i*
no ilivision in Unite. Doit t lay that flat
tering urcthn to \t tir whked souls. We
will j ay titty dollars ahead tor every demo
crat in I’.utic who refuses to support the
| nominees of the llutte cftmty democratic
| convention, if the American will give us one
dollar n hea l lor every last years Know
Nothing who mij p< rts them and old llmk.
livery hody, says the Madisi n (W.s) Argu-,
goes for Jhu'hanan in W :scottsin l)ctm crats
old W higs. rej Miting Free Soilers: inany
Know Nothings me daily t ] enly h aving the
order, an 1 announcing their adherence to
Old 11 tick and the Democratic party. W ,s
--cousin is good for ah'iit t 0 maj >rl;y.
| A Hi.ack II inf ni.tr \ n on Fhkmoxt. —
Ohaties Hemond, a and a prominet t
block republican, (says the Detroit free
Dress.) thus wrote to one of the delegates to
the Philadelphia convention previous to
nominations being made hy that body:
"(’ol Fremont should he « bleed at the
1 bead of the ticket. * * * We, at the west
1 dc.-irc his nomination, lie will lie accept
able to nil your constituents "
A Sm id worth Konvv lii£.
Wc notice Hint i»r Itrnwu at t !.p Oroville
Drug Store, is constantly receivin'; aim sell
ing, largo i*|iiantitics of choice iM ugs .s: Mel
icilies, ami Iho secret of his success is, thivt
ice buys low cflsA, therclorc ho is able tc<
sell cheap, an'l we w ill guarantee to tlie
public that every article bought there is
pure ami genuine. Sco advertisement. s ; >
riLi.-Moiii: i mo.v cm ».
The Ueunlnr Meetings of toe I'lllmoie t nioii
C lull will lie l.e’d on ever/ Tm—day unci I riilny
evenings, at the Cl.I 1! LOOM. in the I’. S. Hotel.
niiL'-"J I', t*. .V.HLS, Secretary.
Ol ED*
lathi* city, on the ad instant, Aujuvma:, only
son of Alexandre Vieslrieaa and Hose I‘eltier. horn
at San Triiiici.sm, November loth, i-.il
NEW A DVKR I’ISK.MKN I’S.
11. YfARNETT, Cheap Harry • >
LC K N S K 1> A«C T lON K K 11 ,
wnXTOOMHHV sntKF.T, 11.1. K.
Attend- K-rsoimllv, to Sale# of Keai Labile. t nrni
lure and Stock.
.f. W I \N ,
Ocnornl Auctioneer;
I- nnilniri/ed to sell at .Micron under the aliove
I,iron— Side- attended In in all purls of the city.
Oiiti i, Mm rs street, one poor above the I need
Stall s Livery Stable s 4 lf
I'on SALE
I-* tiiosk Till:l'H Hi'sinaisi.n sin vrni
Cf. ...'and .degaiiil; lined- upei »TT MU ', i ■ rner ol
jyjju Mme ; unerv’and « n.t sir-.!-. The situation
is retired, anil a innnbef-ol birr** shade trees. I he\
w ill he sold I »r lifst cost, as the -nb-enlier is obliged
lo leave I Imville ell aee in •! ol illdieullh.
Apply at the Steam saw Mill.
< imville. Seiit 11. IS.it!.
c .1. n:i:r.rsoN.
FOK KENT.
A |iril,lilN<;. J"b> :in feel, silnati don ttie
man road h ading 1 roin < b.i\ ilh In I.> neb
ins n; 11, Mown as the ( Vniral liar. Ac tin
eat ion for Hoarders. Iteni ®.*a per month. Inquire
ol the siili-mlii r. al the Western llmel, Lynchburg,
or lir. Kane, Ornvilie.
s 2r i* SA'in i, MITTS.
SAN KKANCfSCO \VMOLE»SATJS
LIQUOR AND CIGAR STORE-
J BROWN inrincrly of *l‘nnk I i
j # t 1 1• 111 u• i »r«.\ ill--, •».«1 r» Mu nlulU joinonii
ret- to lhe nl i/»*n* of \ »rm nlh* mhl iluite count j, tlmt
ho in IUIW pit -pared lo supply them v* itll I*ltJ choicest
brand- of
WINES Ell ANDIES CIGARS
And in furl, everythin'* in ronnertion with his line
of hu.-iio>>on the no m r» usoimble terms.
TOR SALE
A choice selection f»! Hrandn s, V\ inres.\c.. in hol
lies, lor I:iin l lv iii.‘l jirivafr u-e, \'l l.- U I'liH'K.v
I*. S — i 'olllllrv Ah rv’lot I** aiul l i ad*TS are tinted
l«» ifive him a rail before purchasnm el-e\\ her**.
More, in Ihe lire rruol I’nr <. next to lluiitOOn's
Kxrhangc. <’ 5.miuVVN,
Orovilli, August ho. augdO-lf
MONTE CRISTO
HOWLING SALOON!
One door above the I', s. I ivery Stable, Myers street,
OEOVILIE
JOHN SCOTT X t’O., I'roprietors.
-<•*-
raTin: ahovk howling saloon has hF’.T.n
pm in < oMI'LLT K dKI'AIK and we respect
fully Hivile the Hoy. oi and about these diguinus w Ini
» u-l. lu | la) a quiet Liona ol I f N I’lN-', or lake n
nice, iin I tin.k o! r-pi.-iUn In give ns a call al Hie
>IoNTK t'KL'IO. JOHN m'oTI V <;o.
Oroville. Annas', ifi. 1 - No. anggO-tf j
BEST HAVANA CIGARS
A NO TOKAO'O—WIiOLKS \LK ANH KLTAIL,
al Uhifh*» Cigur and Tolno ro Kinjori'itii, over •
the I’hoeniv Saloon. I*ll. \V.V!f*KM.\N
VIOLINS AND ACCORDEONS.
B T.M.IAX VIOLIN ix GVITAU M KINGS, Hridgfj
. and Hows, al PIL WATFKMA.SV.
CARDS,
MAIKKIALS. POETMON3CS and
▼ T Knives, al Hloch's.
n. 7 I*ll. \VATURMAN’S*
AND MATLIIKS, at illnch I *.
I'll. WAILHMAN,
BANK KUS.
McW lI,MAMS .v TVMKSON,
B A "kk. 13 SS ,
MAY HHICK ItrII.DING rui'Ml! Mi Mum,
f liV AMI M\ Hl' IHI| |>
ono viiiLE,
GOLD DUC.T SOUGHT
At the R.-Oc*.
Oli o cks n t IT* ni- !
on >\ ii i i; MiinMi Nii: (n\ \\f,
HA N I I; \N i' I> ( I>
SIGHT DRAFTS
For Sale, on nil tin prim i| nl A'iniilic* Clio*.
C >”■ DFF' 'MTS n iTin 1 1. Hj (Tin| i,1,,| i *., m
•I 111 > 14. I ~ j\ 1 4 ; |
C. II SI.M Y, C 4, ’■ ,\\ , p. I . I.IIV’,
MU V, LOW ,v « (I„
BAMKEHs .
oi ri.A/A N 1 >ritM r,
MARYSVILLE
(JOMi DfST N’IM'IIAS ]•: [)
AT THE HIGHEST RATES
OR JOKWAKM ’» ro Till’-. MIN I KM! I clVutFr
Chocli .s «i t IT* n i-,
ON OAUKI.'I f iJuRGAN fill I/. ,V HAI.HTii.V.
SAN FRANCISCO
We *re prepared .rs draw sfSll'l I \i’ll ANC Lmi
M >SI!S, ( lIA II 1.1- Multi. AN \(i •„ N |.\V \ «»UK.
\.«». on tin 1 nihtT iifiiirijml ril < Mi«*
M;-r\»v 11 •« Aiuniiil I, Is/.'i. aul-t!
MARYSVILLE
ASSAY ! I
11 AKllls, MAIK’IIAM* .V CO.,
M fin i m u Ihi 1 oinii viil Viruiul Kind,
M.m is ni. /,/•;.
Mao 1(1,' r STRLIT, SV i It AMIN ?f V
Will enniiime ; i cnr*r on I »• .iiim:h >« of
A! client;. HctiiiiiiL' \ \^>>.'uiiitC
go].l) a xi) o n/: s
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
MV piuimihn tin* cnrivrln*■-* «•! «»ur Af-oivsninl
Mini onrM'lNf'?* tn j*ny im\ ililfon nros that nui\ nr!•*«•
with ini' i»l Hu* I Ml. Vis. KMuriis iiuuU-,n li.Mii
M \ lo IV • I * In-UTS,
IN BARS OR COIN
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PIONEER CIRCUS*
JOSEPH A. HOWE
...JOHN SMITH,.
rtornirinn
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H I hat ha \»* %vf a |»j ••art <1 in 11 *• Sia!•* > i:<• v\ < n
It.- second in;- tlirnuuh tin- niinf -.ji.nl atli j.rrJorin in
OROV I L L E
Sinnlav. ScptnulH’r 7 th*
Alterations have heel) efli i ti d 111 Ilia- yi ln inl roll*
ol niiiiiM 'uglily, i-i .n|>ri ‘ii ;ui i*ntiri hNi w Koilliin
nl Scenes and Ails -out ml)mir iinnnu; ll.i in :
THE DdPJiEE VEIH.'H : PIGSTAE PYRA
MIDS; I !. j UNO HAH <».N T H 1! I. E I|('HS
ES; OL,'HE PEIJOJI : 'nP.OLEAX
SW VINB ; 1)1 PEU A'l E EAI'HEIES;
Villi Ihr Diiiirlntr lloi-c \IU,MS.
Tin* nhmo I-. n Jim | ~f 1 1 1 N, w Loin |u «Inch nnr
kiinl I'iilrons will hi* inutml. A ini h ln;u wo numu
the celebrnti il
VT/.ZAP.U IH GLEP.,
rmm New \nrk, Mr l{, Willie, as leader of the
Hand, oiircn|i will h« brim full.
ADMISSION —Dress Circle 8- I’it
Ihe internal nrraniti utenls and aeuoininodalior.
which tins ( nmpinn hate, lor the enmlori ot Iniin
lies ate superior lo all others.
till AS. <•. ,’KI.Ii. A stent.
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No.*y Carrier j Itnolt an, Stntinuejry Co.,
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NEW FANCY GOODS!
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friend- ;nnl the pnMie tin riill>, that Lv caliiliL'
in (he I.AIHI.V I Xc’ll A,\<iK. tnev can he shown a
heaiililul asHorlirn n of the I utiml Style* of I.ailies’
f r**neh Hut*, nl ino-t exipii-iti* heautv and Ilni*t>.
•U-D. a lot of Choice l i rfiimery and Toilet Articles.
: Mnf w.lnch hair just been receiuxl direct frotn the
Importers, nuif.'lMf
LIME! LIME!
FMAIIK M» K.s|(,NEl> OKH.R pOH HALF
their I.!ilK KILNS, on lie* West Franc
feather river, h .s'.sndid arlicle of HJJ K All or
hit with J. V. UDAG, llaiitoi.n's KsciitUitre,
\ die. w ill he promptlv attended lo
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