Oroville daily Butte record. [volume], September 23, 1856, Image 2

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VVTIOVIL DUftHkUIIC \OTRVUH)\S.
FOR PRESIDENT.
JAMKS »ITII AN AX,
OF ri'.NNSVIA ASIA
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN lilt K( kimmdei:,
or KKNTI’CJK v.
DETIOfIMTU - STITE TUKET.
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rim PRr»II)KNTI»l. KI K'TORS,
A ROUSTIN' OLIVER
I* DELLA TUKKA.
OKO. FRFANOH.
A. C. BRADFORD
roil < osiinr.Hs.
I lIARLES L SCOTT of Tuolumne,
JOSEPH McKIUBEN of Sierra.
f»i»R ri.rmt <>r m pursue i:oi rt,
CHARLES S, FAIRFAX <f ( aLa.
FOR SI »»|C H I NTICM»K N I fl’Bl.lC hHTKI i IH'S.
ANDREW J. MOULDER.. .ofS m FruncDco.
Rrcnlar Drmofratlr < utility Auminatiuit*,
,roK MK>IIU:K» or AHSKMISI.Y.
TANKS S liON<I,
11. J. M( )UR I SON.
UUR
JOHN II DILLARD.
Mik . RKUNKK,
DU J D. DROWN.
Oiotilli* IliK'lumaii < mu.
'Hit! regular niceluars <■! ibis liuh ji r«- held on
liiur»daj Kvi nilig ol i-ach will. nt I lie I oiled Hlntes.
I> l> II \ItHIS. Ket - . tv-c’y.
Hu m Quartz.— Mr. Dyer, of Dyer’s Ex
press, informs us that a Quart/. lead lias
liccn discovered within hnlf a mile from
Spanishtown, which is believed by thos - e who
huvo prospected it, to be supnssingly rich
Wo did not learn tlio names of the lucky dis
coverers, but there i- no doubt but tint it
will turn out to be valuable. Ibat whole
section of country is known to abound in
Quartz; and some of the ledges now h.'ing
worked, are proving to bo us rich us any in
this vicinity.
CuNVENiK.vr, —Oroville is better supplied
with water than any town in California, save
Sacramento. The main pipe is four inches
in diameter, with forty-six feet head or
pressure, at the reservoir. It will very soon
be extended through all the principal streets
in town. This is a work which is calculated
to enhance the value of property, and also,
to protect it, and is of more importance than
any other unterprizo or public work that has
been projected since the settlement of Uro
villc.
llkai.tii ok Okuvili.k, — Wc hear of some
little sickness in our midst, such as inter
mittent lever, and chills and fever At this
particular season of the year, this is not un
common, as in almost every newly settled
valley in all countries—the inhabitants are
subject to more or less of these diseases. As
n general thing, we may safely say, that
ours is a most healthy section ot country.
Yuba County K. N. Nomination*. —
The Know Nothings of Yuba county met in
convention at tlie Keystone Ranch, on Sat
urday last, and nominated the following
ticket: For Senator, R. S. Mesick, ot Ma
rysville ; for Assemblymen, Dr. D. \V C,
Rice, of Marysville; Mr. Wyatt, of Boat
river; Beaman, of Young’s Gold Hill; Mr,
Clements, of Dry Creek; aud Mr. Harris n,
of Buckeye Ranch.
Kir Carson auainst Fremont —The
Missouri Democrat says that Kit ( arson, the
man on whose broad shoulders Fremont Ims
been lifted into notoriety as an explorer,
does not support his whilom protege for
President Kit is a man of good, strong
common sense, and knowing Fremont, as be
oeccssaaily must, all through, like a book,
it is by no means strange that he should de
cline to lend himself to the scheme of a knot
of Wall street speculators, to make thtir
“ stool pigeon” President. The whole thing
wears a look that every plain, honest man
like Kit would “ put his foot on."
Misunderstanpinij.—lt appears that it
-light misunderstanding has arisen between
the Board of Supervisors and Myers. Bird
and Morris, in reference to the quantity ot
ground ivhich was to have been appropriated
to the county, for the use and convenience
of the Court House and Jail.
Tj*e Richest Yet. —Two pans of dirt
were taien out of the Junction Claim on
Saturd y last, that yielded four hundred and
fifty dollars
f _
/’■?'T>*iricl Attorney Jj J. Rlcine. <3 ly
ing iacgerooily ill at the Western House,
Marysrilie.
'1 hr Urinoval—Akdlm.
We would call attention to the communi
•ntion in this morning’s issue, signed *Ohl
iuard,’’which contains some sharp ques
ion«, that will not be without their influ
mce in determining, in the minds of our
utizens, the right to the public square. The
ground there taken is perfectly tenable,
plain and comprehensive, and its correc -
ness will be admitted by all who are not
interested in fleecing the county out of a
few thousand dollars now that our tax-rid
den citizens have nearly relieved the county
from its indebtedness, and brought its war
rants up to par. We would not leprirc any
citizen of bis rights in order that the coun
ty may tic benefittel. if they have not
already relinquished their right to the pub
lic square, why do they not claim and oiler
for sale th» Streets of Orovillc. But we
will not discuss the question here. The
county buildings arc on the ground laid out
for a public square. Men have purchased
lots at high prices from the parties who now
desire to cut them of! by claiming it as
“Block A,” and desire the county to pay
them for it, or acknowledge their claims,
that they may cut it up into lots, and again
sell lots fronting on the square. The Board
»f Supervisors, we are pleased to hear have
declined doing either.
The deed of the lot to the county executed
by our citizens to the county, last week, we
learn, is not acceptable to tha Board of Su
pervisors, and it is necessary that another
should he given, guaranteeing the title
against any and all claims, whatsoever
Such a deed will he acceptable to the Board
who w ill pro seed to order a removal imme
diately. t)ur citizens will Ik ar in mind that
the deedconveys bat one-fourth of an acre,
open which the I nildiogs arc located, leaving
the Conflicting c aims to the balance of the
square to be settled hereafter. We hope to
see the whole square left for county pur
pose-, and it it lias nut already been devote I
to that purpose, desire •:> see the count}
purchase it—hut the present proceedings
look like an attempt to swindle the tux pay
ors of the county, and before submitting to
injustice, in order to secure a removal, we
would see tbe county archives remain in the
rotten tenement at Bldwcll until doom-day.
The Court room and offices in the New
Buck Building here, ire now completed and
ready to be occupied. They will compare
favorably with any in tho S'ate. Tbc jail
department will bo completed during the
present week. So soon as the citizens of
Orovillc execute the necessary deed, a re
moval will lie ordered by the Board.
1* S.—Si nee the above article was in type
we learn that the Board of Supervisors
have accepted tbc deed teadeied by our
citisens.
Laid sou Him. A man who was Ivorn on
foreign -oil, worked himself up, by means
of whiskey, yesterday, to the belief that all
Americans must bo Know Nothings, and as
lie felt a desire to reciprocate tbe favor ex
tended by that Order, he thought to lay for
the first one that hove in sight That one
happened to bo our friend doe , a quiet
citizen, but could not afford to be called
names that were, calculated to injure the
pride of nn honorable man-, and to avoid a
difficulty, be walked out of ids way to rid
himself of bis annoying opponent. The light
ing man followed him up. and deliberately
struck him. .lots reached hack and weighed
him out one that went right under the left
ear. He fell like a bullock, and stayed
ther r some ten minutes, perfectly insensible
to all passing events, and oblivious as to
prejudices entertained by himself in regard
to Nationality
Flour— About 12 o’clock, on Sunday
night, a fight came otl in front of tbc fight
ing bead quarters, on Montgomery street.
As near as we could ascertain, there wete
two inoffens : ve men talking in front of tbe
whiskey shop of Mr. McNaraee, when some
oae, unknown to them, came up and dealt
one of them a severe blow iu the face, knock
ing ’win down and severely injuring him.—
He thinks that he must have been struck
with a slung-shot, or some other instrument,
ns his face is badly cut, Tho-villain who
made tbc assau’t made bis escape before be
could be recognized. It was a most coward
Iv attack, and such scoundrels should be
punished.
Opinions or a Nkittral Prkkb.—The
Pittsburgh Chronicle is a neutral journal,
with strong free soil proclivities In its
issue of the 2lst ult.. it has an article upon
the position of the political parties of the
country, concluding as follows :
‘‘ln tbe present state of things, the elec
tion of Mr Buchanan «eem« to us certain
In expressing this opinion, we speak from a
stand point wofsid# “f all party lines or ob
ligation;, witit uo dtwir# or indention to fa
vor the ip fertile of one party more than
another. We simply givs utterance to a
• solcjua truth ’*•
Written lor tli« Iteilv Hone Record.
C'oii«uir]i«lon'n Victim.
A Mother kmlt betide t er ■l> mi< Child.
T* tiling her linkers l uromtl |ii* tresses w ild
A d weepmv—madly * repin,; bp she bent
A frenzied ifn*e upon I er fadirnt innocent.
Faline, iilan! like §>n e tftil flower. Indore the hia •
Of chilling winter—too hem l fill to laid.
< >h, who eonld look 117 >ll ;t • mournin' i.yht,
Nor shudder at t’oiisumptn u'- early htiuld—
That lei I demise, 1 fiat with in*. lion* ticod
Make* i;s Hi-ree march oVr htcaloilib* of dead.
Alike r< '3rdle** in it* w id career,
i if Mother'* prayer 0/ < Irphan'* hallow ed tear.
1 Mi I on ! it >ro<** with pesti en ini form.
Mount* on the whinss ind —ride* ii|«ni the storm —
Veil* a* it » reiteth front fair ehildln oil'* I a ol
The toy, and stamps the fatal brand;
Nor ai'i-lied w i'li tin*, h, l e'en ss ;I‘ 1 n the worth
Sin nip* those fell iferni* »h tr'i hurry u> the •anith.
* 4 ln*uliitle monster I for whoso blood stained abrtue
Million* uiih»n. are de* t mo I thee ••> nine,
For onee. oh once fori g.i thy |-t.le«s par:,
Nor ~noi> the only 1 herd that holds my heart.
Ah I spare my little ona w Imse «milinit lace
Thoti ne'er caiist miss ami 1 our eomitle** r ice;
nr if Iliotil'l strike, together rive the chain
Thai bind* otir souls to each ond earth in tsvuitr. ’
Thus | rayed the mother -hot prase.* nor force,
Could e'er divert the di moll from Ins i nurse
1 >11! on ! lie Hess and with 'triumphant yell
Renewed thw havoc. in In* earthly h«ll. (».
U Kef mi I tie I'rnplr. '
Mm. Km'iou :
Tlu*re r»eems (o be considerable «iiofis»ino*-s
in the minds of a very great immlifr of our
citizens in regard to the probable disposition
of our public square. It appears to me, sir,
that there can he but one opinion in regard
to the rights of Bird \ Morris, (the present
claimants) to the same. If they had an ac
tual ri dit to the exclusive possession of the
one hundred and sixty acres of land known
as the Taihum Ranch, and did, on the first
day ol June, A. It. IHoo, or at any other or
subsequent time, lay i ft", or cause to he laid
off, a town into lots, blocks, streets and pub
lic squares, as soon as they sold one lot
within the limits of that town, they parted
with their right to the exclu-ive p - sc-?'»>n
of tlio streets and squares within tho same
h was with the understanding that the
square was-deVoted to the public, and to te
m.iin sill jecl to their pleasure, that [ artie
puichased lots alongside and fronting the
same, and built bouses and expended money
thereon Why, I would ask *iid not these
claimants assert thatr pretended right at
the time we were harmonising with '.ym h
burg ? What, I would ask, was said and
done by these parties at the time it was pro
posed to place the Court house on the U uff
above the town ? Have they forgotten what
they said and di I ? Is it not a notoriuv*
fact that, these sumo parties hold out as an
inducement for putting the Court H use
within the limits of the town, that a public
square bad been laid otl lor that purpose,
and was lying open and in wait to receive itr
Do they not remember that Home of our
citizens proposed locating the Court II u?c
out of the square and fronting the same, and
that they opposed it *(n nuvu.dy, d aj'ariiu
at the same time that the only proper place
tor ; t was in the centre of the public square:
Strange consistency their course at the
present lime. Looking hack upon it, one is
forcibly reminded of the old adage —“Cun
sisli m i/ l/to'i art ajtU'tH" —and that an
“Honest man is,” in truth, “the noblest
work of God ’’
Ou Il’JAr.a.
IJest Jokk or thk Season. — At tuft mee
ting on Saturday evening, Gen Harris was
called upon to make a speech. He stepped
forward and mentioned the lateness of ilia
hour as a reason for not doing so. Some
one in tire crowd called out —“Sing a Song
then!" Those who are acquainted with the
General’s musical attainments, will appreci
ate the joke. He sings hut two tunes —one
i, “Old Hundred.” and the other am I ■
ftr- The news by the hist Steamer sorely
troubled the Ki-Vi press. It to< k them
three or four days before they could gi t
their “macheens” iu order So pervert the
(acts They characterised the news as ‘ fly
ing reports,” They are now publishing
“Hying reports” minus tlie “t”
Fur MOM' IN L.M.LAM.— J>fcAD AND
I’onds-R —Here is what the London I’hmo
n'le, one of Queen \ icloria s Organs, has to
sav about our Presidential struggle:
“vy c should be sorry to see Mr. Buchanan
elected, because he is lavor of preset ving
ilie obnoxious institutions as they exist, mu
the unity ol the .States. There is no safety
lor European. Monarchical governments it
the progressive spirit of the Democracy Ol
the United Stales i« allowed to succeed
Elect Fremont and the first blow to the sep
aration ot the United Slates is effected.
Hot —The thermometer ou.'l Jtursday last,
stood !0O in a brick building in this place,
which ia the holiest weather we have ban
tor the lust month.
PcntsTHiAN. —K,ennov*n, the celebrate*!
walker, has arrived in town, and proposes ti
give us » suecintca of tall walking lie bar
walked a hufc ired coat*cutive hours on a Ik’
toot plank at Cclwmt-.
Incorporation.—The discussion, pro in d
coo, on tho expediency of ißCorporporating
the town of ("tortl.e. waxeth warm. It it is
against our irrt••rot «s a community,
0 have a city government, then do not let
us yoke ourselves to any fmsli burden, '•'■it
if it i* to be to our advantage —it wo no to
'0 protected bettei —it it is t> t'O the menus
T building up our town iioto Ihmrisliiug’y
more by the • rgaiii/ati' n 1 1
lin mil ip:il govci mu *ut, thru by all mentis
el it be done, Iclt ic mutter be <ii-c u--o I.
that its merits may be tli<•r»*vi*rlily < anv a«»e I,
m i then no step will be t ikon Ibjf wil
icte ift< r prove detrimental to our town,
md be regretted by our eiti/.rus.
liAiuiii'i k .wo Kali, - The I’mrl eene
■nines i if it Pence’s Haiich. M rt s«il!a \ alley,
on Thursday next, the J-oh. ITic proceeds
f the whole nil >ir are to be a] pro] i i 1 1-• Ito
the establishing a selo'd in that lbsti:ct —a
m i't c>m tu end a hie ol J"t t. nil i should di a w
a large crowd; besides, Supervi-o r Pence is
cap able of affording a Vast deal ot amuse
ment to bis guests, lie laughs an i grows
fat, and wants everybody el*e to do the
same. He is going rearin' and tiaiia
through the lnr>h with a vehicle to 'ring
the ladies in Wo in' llmr,
Sxaki'h—Tlieoplrilal. the great North
American sarjniit tanver. uas been on exhi
bition for the lust several days at Miller’s
Exchange. He allows these nasty, disgust
ing vi| era to crawl around his body, nestle
in bis bosom —run out their forked tongues
ick 1 1 i;i face and commit other familiari
ties heretofore unknown to civili/ntum.
Mi ncii.AMs' lloj ii,.-0 M I vans, onr
old Puttc county miner, is under ftvll blast
at this popular, first- -lass hotel, lie seems
to have a most happy faculty of making Ids
guests feel at home and surrounded by c very
lu "Miry that can be found at any House in
California. The house is kept most scrupu
lously clean —neat—perfect order and quiet
reigns throughout every do] artment. The
rooms are spacious and elegantly furnished,
and the table is by fur the first that we have
seen in California.
Cast a i.tv imi I>k\th ai Fuuhkstuivn.
—Wf learn that Mr. James I’ Hughes, one
ot the proprietors of a steam sawmill at
F.u be to ami. en'.god at work iu the mill on
the ith iu. t,, dud one of liis ar»m- broken,
and was s > severely injured by being cauglit
under a haul, that amputation became ne
cessity. The ojeration was skillfully per
formed by Mrs. Williauis and Pierson. Tlie
patient expired on the Itith inst. Mr.
Hughes was a native of lie'.] hi. New \oik.
TT-xS'Jones’ Claim at W hite Hock divided
ijfdUO to the share, over all expenses—sixteen
shares -
Al IVHuimin, Sept Kiln, lt< nnfl, four
iikhii li* mill oik* day. inlaid *on ul .1. li. unit Jo»i*|»liin(*
Siultmril.
ttf NOTH'!’,—Deacon Sheldon having t dicn the
Hnr lit llit* Orleans Hot I, invites friends and Hm
public to give* him a c ' l l t'fpl .0
—f» -
A Semi v, ...... Ivmom !m({.
We notice that Ur. Brown ut the Butte
Drug Store, is constantly receiving anti sell
ing, large itjHiutilies of choice I>i tigs & Med
icines. ami the si,tret of his success is, that
| M . buy s low fur rwh, therefore he is able to
sell cheap* and wo will guarantee to the
public th it every article bought there is
pure and genuine See advertisement, sb
- -- ■
Two “Scents wmli Knowjug.”
It is plain lo lit) sea p iu the ndv. Tim meat above,
that Doctor llrowa ItM’H H*K I Asll, and in the
till' below, llmt (TiAlurv Haov,w SKI,I S Kttß
CASH, l.icpiors ami ( ißttrs of nil hinds, AT l.aW
I’UICKS in Ihe Kirc-I’roof Huildimr, next iloor to
Ktiiidull 4; MeDermnil’s Drug Sto.w, Montgomery
Hi reel. See advertisement below. »6
FIIJLMOItK I mox c;n IL
The Regular Meetings of U.e Mil more ITilihi
( lull ,i»H h« he 1 mi every Tue-duy and Friday
evenings, at the Ole' l l ZtOUM. in the I . S. Until,
dilieio K. ('. AYKI S. Secretary.
Ni:\V ADV KUTIsK.MhN IS.
METKOPCLIT AN THEATRE!
Orovillo.
MANAGER*. 9 POTTED.
r|AIIK I’liplic n-e re»perilully informed licit this
B estubllshmi 111 mil Open lor the regular season
ON HU BAY KV BN INC, SKI'T. ‘JiilH,
wi h a Kl'lil. and Kt’KICIKN I COMPANY of
in I Gentlemen ol acknowledged '.*tcut and rttspcelu
nili'y.
c lr i- or particular* tee furl her. *ul vu.tiae me n la- ■
or ptcuf
MONTGOMERY BATHS
And Hnrbpr Sliojn
'’■THIS Mlalilishmeiit will hereafter bo conducted
i by Hie firm of
HALL, JACKSON & BLACKSOIf,
who will tie pleased to wait upon all who may favor
hem wnh their pafonuge.yu aslyi e ot artistic lasin
. ,:U skill llli-ur>a»«Hl in Ibj*. u*»u. Tie: lialbmg
.parlmems ure most eouiloruihiy Ifled up, and cold,
j got (nil Htowef baths furnished at a us'.uoeul’s no
lice ol pore water from the city work*.
DIKII
hankers.
McWilliams & tymkson,
BANKERS
MAY r.iiU K l:l M.IHNC-t "I NI T M*
n. V \M» MtJ* H KI-K 1 ■*
o n o> v iij3£jE
GOLD DUST BOUGH i
At the IliphcFt Untcs.
C2n rcltsi n t n v :
ON M\l. i \II I ! SAfU A VKM • ' 1 1 ' ' M
SAN I I! \N< IM ii
SIGHT DEAFTS
r<>r S':.:.-, oil nil H<■ I'm < 1»l Ulnnlir Hl.'*.
f * |*l l’» 'Si I S rei •Iv' d S| <■(ml mill oi In rw im'
.1 111 \ 11, is I . i> 14 "
t'. I! MAt V,
r i. i.'iw,
I*. F.
A 1
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iAcr, i.ow & co..
EANK E R B
( liliMli; nl I I. \/. \ \N l> llM'll ■I H I - 1.1,
MARYS V ELLS
(2O I, L IH'ST I*l*U < ’ 11 ASK I >
AT THE HIGHEST RATES
,iUlni;\\ \1!HK1» TO THK M IN I’ M HI OUN VO 1
C7\ocU « /A t r* .'A r .
, 1, AI til I- IN v \ V II: M 7, \ UALUTON
SAN ?«ANCISCO
VN .■ are |■■ | : ■.l t" draw SIGHT I I'llANCil
Ml>fMlt*. I lIAItI.K* MOHO AN K CO., N KVV \ <i.l
Al-ii. on ;’n» oil it-r )■. a mi pill I‘.astern > Hi''
Man-idle, A uu'imt -I, 1
fa 111 - 11
MARY SVILI-E
AssAtj ors'iii:! i
11 A KlliS, M AKCII \N!> vV TO..
I; kin it in nr tin ciirin r <•! Si i 'Mill stnif,
M.Ui VSi'll.l.E.
\ i,so ii ;.1 rI: r.h r. s \ru VMFNK).
Will coni I niii' In (i rr> on I lie Im-iin s- of
.Vicltimf, (trliniim A A *»a% in:;
C OLD J.V/i OUiiS
or ).• km v ni «m iio n.
\\ f • tninrn i i.et* i!w «• >n*» *«•! t I*l <** * r . \ *. : ji a find
• iiit \i I ** I•» I*', mhv diHi » M jir l-"-
i.i Hu" I■■ 1 i, ■ •
it i ,i„j or 1110 1' s. >ll N 111 cllll iii) mmlc in from
\ in iw« 1\• * lu»nr**.
IN CARS OR COIN
|t|’i 1 in Ksr m Ri AKix Ars av tn * - n \am kh.
II KM' I'uß Aft.-A \ l.\<i : tin' - ui'' ns in t*ai.
'raiuisco. II- HAH Hlf*.
|>. M \l!‘ II \M».
C. 1,. 1 VUIUNCTON.
jyvlPniy
CONTRACTORS !
rnvi \l, 1 1 nil ANY TH \T AUK irTTINH heaw
u Jiltisnu IT IVI U M T>l, I Would !•!!> llml I
inn prepi.red in unil' IT mill event jo'is a
i.iii'ii iu, HinTiinir or 1 »noii.vr. »i h proinjitni■»- mol
iti-imii.li. Jiiniiilri to- rfii at Virginia IT-tt • " a'Krie
, tli o JulIX IiAV I*,
r-i'l'lcin mt l.iiiii'l 4, 'A. lj-il‘
baloon Departnaent :
rJpII I: ISA U liOl »M nl till’ I S lloltlvAill In* k« •J »l
■ oprii diiy nn<l nil'll! vv!»»'r»* in.*v bo I*»iiml ilu*
LniiM >1 slick t»! W i 11« * Ij*pn*r*. and * itrair.-
- i11«*. Lunch vs 111 l»»* *i*rv»d ««I nil uuurn vs 11 ti every
h licficN i hut can be pruv id* d.
j.iriu ,i. imomm i: \ m.
Just Received 1
A T THK i lIKAIT.sr (T.iiTTllMi STnllK IN
J % (irovillo,n l irL'c ninl «|ilci <li<l lot ol' • 1.1 >TII IN*
uln 1» * 1 tiler for .tnlc \ I.KV ' II i- il*l*< * 11 < A >ll.
Si'iit. t‘,’. INTO KIAMI
For Sale.
ON K OK THK MH.-tT I , l,i;a>\NT and di si
rutile I fount* l.oi-in Drovillc, miiinii-il on I. in
col 11 »in o' Oct vii'i'n liinl anil liol.in-on -I nil-, ilin ct-
Iv OpIMII-iIC the < Tllirt Holin'. Ill*lll« Oil lout OH l.ilicuill
stri'i'i, ami rumiinu Oin k IT.'O-iT
I or Icrinv uml lurtl.«*r (mrlli iilarii. npj.lv lo
.1 «; I.AU r. IN, .Ir .
al5 If Nc 5. I tailed <-ihioh lllock.
Merchants Hotel,
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