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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22

CIRcUs.--As we anticipated, the circus
last evening was literally jammed. The
performance was in keeping with the pre-
tensions of the distinguished artistes engag-
ed ana passed off to the satisfa ction of the
audience Tonight is positively their last
appearance Those who desire to see their
performance should go early in order to Sc
cure seats
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22

FUNNY.-The Express, INDUCES in italir
meriment, over the fact that some of our
business men have agreed to close their
stores and Offices after II o'clock, on the
Sabbath, and thinks our merchants should
now agree to be honest half the time. We
would assure the Express that the natural
inclinations of our merchants and business
men, is to be honest all the time, but we can
not advise them at the present time to be
more honest than circumstances will permit
Should our merchants and business men
consent to be honest half the time, it would
be fifty per cent advantage in favor of their
Yuba neighbors. The ErpreSs knows this,
and hence its tahc anxiety on the subject.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22

SAvAGE.-Mr. Miner comes out in the
Union of yesterday, says the California Elk.
press, aud gives considerable war talk to
several hombres. He even pitches into His
Excelleucy, and is really personal upon Mr..
r. n Berry. He states, for the information
of those interested, that he can be found at
his office from 3 A. NJ to p. Nj.
How inter esting these little X. N. distur-
Dances are to us. of the minority that was.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22
Dry Goods a II d Clothing

Ever oiie ed IN this market, which they are selling
at UNUSUALLY LOW Phi is We would cali
The attention OF THE LADIES and The pubic gen.
erally IL our extensive SPRING STOCK, consisting
ia part OF silks rich Stripes plaid and plan
colors: ManIiIlas. Baiages, SILK Tissues, Chambre.
BflIaDlencs. Lawns, trench Calico, Robes and
Prints generally; and in fact every thing which the
indss wear. We have in abundance ana OF the finest
quality. Ii The ladies will call and examine our
GOODS and PRICES, certain they viii not
60 away dissatisfied We have arrangements in san
Francisco by which we get our goods IN such terms
as enable us TO sell LOWER THAN ANY OTTER
HOUSE IN OR0VlLLE, fact which can be- dem.
onsIraied by giving call. The mnst Complete
assortment OF BONNETS on hand.
Oroynle, April l6, 1851. apl6n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22
&a- See 1st and 3rd pages.

CALIFORNIA APPoINrMENTs.-Th The tele-
graph furnishes us with n list of Federal APP
pointments for California. Although we
have no objections to the gentlemen named
for the various positions, ii is such mixed
matter as represented, that we shall prefer
to await another steamer. The telegraph
may be re-ie-able, but we deny everything,
and insist upon proof
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22

EsS~The Marysville Inquirer is out in IA
vor of" jim" Benson for Marshal of Orc.
Vile, because he once held that position in
the poyh-opolis of the West. If he was so
very popular in Cincinnati,where the people
90 "the whole hog" why the ID didn't he
remain there? The Peoples party will
hardly break into the Marshars office with
that Jimmy"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22

TUSCAN SPRINGs.--This place of summer
resort is becoming quite popular with the
people of the northern counties, and the
springs are said to possess medicinal proper
ties equal to any yet discovered. They
were discovered about year ago, by Dr..
Jno. A. Vcatch, of Red Bluffs. and are To-
Gated about nine miles from that place, on
the east side of Sacramento river.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22
BY TEL C r A p H !
To THE DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
IBy the ORC Telegraph Line.l
Fire In San Francisco Two Children
Burned 10 Death.


SAN FRANCISCO, April 81.
A fire occurred here last night, on Pine
street, between Kearny and Dupont. Two
buildings were destroyed. Two children
burnt to death, and another 30 badly burnt
that its life is despaired of.
California Appointments.
b. F. Washington, Collector;
Frank Tilford, Naval Officer;
VIM, B Cameron, Surveyor of Port;
Moses Z. Flanagan, Naval Agent;
VIM. Z. Morris, Surveyor General, vice
Jack Hayes;
James Gallagher, Sub-Treasurer;
Dr. VIM. Parke, Physician to Marine Hos
pical;
Col. Tom Henley, Indian Agent.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22

1sis- The Marysville Express of Saturday
has "chapter on hoops" It's motto is,
"d0,rn with the crinolines!'--Butte Record.
Is there word in the above which your
vulgar taste would like to have reversed -
ErpreSs.
Oh no! Dear Col, thank you. We merely
g. stuck a pin there" as a memorandum OF
your gallant, but impatient efforts to enter
fully into the subject under discus jion.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22

NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE. The New
York Times tells the story of reporter
who, finding the body of man hanging to
lamp poast, one night after his own paper
had gone to press, cut it down and carried
i ( home, to preventihis rival from publishing
the news, and got indicted for murder.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22

No ExPRIss.--ln consequence of the nom
arrival of the Express last evening, we have
been deprived Of our usual exchanges, which
will account for the paucity of down river
items There is evidently screw loose in
the Express somewhere.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22

DRowNED.--A Mr.. Murphy, about thirty
years of age, wos drowned on Saturday last
in attempting to ford Bear River, on the
road leading from this city to Sacramento.
Mr. Murphy was leading horse, the prop
erty of Montgomery & Johnson, of this city,
which was also drowned. -.narysriiie En-
Okfrey.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22

KERN RIVERA miner who left Kern
River on the llth of April inst, confirms
the reports Of the discoveries of quartz on
that and White River He says the miners
are Doing we'll. and making from three to
four dollars per day.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22

STOPPED AGAIN.-Tbe operations of the
San Francisco mint have been again stop
ped, and no gold will be received for coinage
till further notice. These frequent Interrupt
tions of operations are a great annoyance
to the miners, and some means should be
taken to avoid them
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22

G5-The Cal Stage Campany's splendid
coaches have been placed on the route be-
tween Marysville and Sacramento.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22

DUsTy.-The streets during the windy
weather.-.MaryspiHe Erpress.
Exactly the case with miners pockets,
business houses, and banking Offices in Oro-
Vile, during all kinds of weather-the only
difference being that the dust found in this
vicinity does not turn q man into portable
patent brick machine.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22

made his appearance before Justice Stafford,
on Tuesday, charged with assault and bat
terry on little girl named Caroline Melee
lie was found guilty and will be sentenced
this morning ut 8 o'clock.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22
JOHN +. HEU SLER,

The Paint r, announces himself as the Peoples
Independent candidate ( MARSHAL at The city cleo
iion first Monday in May and wishes the support OF
his friends and citizens in general
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22
EDWARD b. WILLIS

Announces himself IA Candidate for the Office
of Marshal, ut the ensuing election.
Oroville. April Il. 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22
J. A. RYDER

Announces himself candidate for the Office o
Assessor at the approaching municipal election.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22
C.. SCRIBER.

We are authorized to announce g. SCRIB ER, al
a candidate for Trustee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22
CAPT. MURRAY.

Mr.. Editor. you will please announce the nan @ of
GAIT MURKY. as Il candidate Tor Marshal, at the
approaching municipal election.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
JOHN NJ. PETERSON,

Announces htmsefas an Independent candidate for
Marshal, at the ensuing election
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22

PoLITL'AL NOTICES All Political Notices must
invariariaby be paid for in advance
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-06-24

Hs- L. j. Czaplxay.-We would direct the especial
attention of Invalds the perusal OF Dr. L. j. Czapkays
advertisement to be found in another column fths paper
place services of learned and experienced Physician
within their reach So much i'll has been inflicted the
human family from the pernicous and ignorant practices
of impircs that it if fulfilling boundcn
duty make where udicous relief can be obtained
To those unfortunate enough to suffer from the effects OF
sexual private diseases other ireatment cheer
fully commend Dr. L. J. Czapkay of rare scicntif-
ic and medical acq uremens Possessing all the require
ments from long experience and acknowledged Skill for
the successful practice of his profession Having made
sexual mllans his especial study like the celebrated
Rcord Of Paris he is enabled to guarantee speedy and
in all Of private chronic diseases
whether the effect of conagon seabuse loss of yirl
ty and in order that patients at distance may avail
themselves of his advice free consultation by letter is open
to them The knowledge have of the cures
he has effected OF Which olong standing leads
to place much faith in Or. C's efficacy, and compusm
him 10 the confidence o. those in ill-hcalth.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-06-24
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
MORNING. JUNE "a, 1857.
In.1,on outbreak in the North.

IN lime 18th a man reached Antelope Mills,
,wenty-lve miles east of the town of Red Bluffs,
.svs the Beacon of the latter place, and reported
chat man had been murdered by the Indians
.hst morning 1t seems that two men lived in
cabin, some three miles from the mill, who
were engaged in making shingles in the Pinery.
One of the men went ont little distance from
The cabin 10 deer-lck to hunt. The remain
inc one heard the report Of gun, and on look
inc in the direction spoken of, saw body OFFS
indians running towards his cabin. He fled to
nrocure assistance, and when he returned found
lis partner horribly mutiated by the savages.
After numbering him they had cut off his right
arm and carried it away.
Several of the citizens of Red Bluffs at once
started for the scene, determined to chastise the
Indians. This party shortly afterwards return
ed. and brought news that they had encountered
about two hundred Indians about four mil. S
above Lassen's cabin, on the immigrant trail.
in Mill Creek Canon. where they had rancho
ria. The scouting party, fifteen in number,
made an attack upon them about daylight on
Monday morning, June 18th. The Indians stood
their ground, and were armed with rifles Mr..
Chafee was shot through the hat; the bullet
hole was large enough TO stick ones finger
through. He was also shot in the foot A Mr..
johnson was struck in the hat by bullet. An
other man was shot in the arm. The party of
whites then retrcated towards Antelope Mills.
followed by the savages, who kept up constant
firin Mr, Cbafee thinks that at least fifty In
dams were killed and wounded.
About fifty of the citizens of Red Bluffs were
to start from that place on Wednesday. the 18th
of June, for the scene of action. The first party
Of whites had tracked the Indians from the spot
where they had killed the man two days before
The Beacon learns from Simeon Oldom, that
another outbreak of the Indians is anticipated
in the Pitt river region. Mr. Oldom says, that
on the morning of 18th June, Lieut.. Crooks of
Capt Judah's command, went out with four
regulars and guide, to a point some twenty
five miles above the ferry on Pitt river. and
came suddenly upon ranchcra; when the saw
ages saw them. they at once ran, and in passing
the whites firing was commenced, in which
Lieut. Crooks was shot with an arrow in the
leg. the point of the arrow was broken off in
pulling out. making it very painful though not
a dangerous wound. They killed three Indians
and took one prisoner. Some days before, a
party of the so-called Jacks Indians stole some
cattle above that and near the Yreka road
They were pursued and one of them killed.
The cattle were not recovered Mr.. Oldom
thinks that Lieut. Crooks is the true grit, and
is determined to thrash them soundly or drive
them beyond the limits where they have COM
mitted SO many depredatons.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-06-24
New Store, New Goods,


TNJEEWUT T%WW H@mE-S
PHILADELPHIA STORE,
81 BROAD STREET, KIDD & KNOX NEW rRIcK BUILDING
Twenty-Five per cent. Cheaper than before
the Fire.
WYE take pleasure in announcing TO the citizens Of Neva
w ia and vicinity, that the
Philadelphia SOie as nor opea at No 81 Broad 81.
III Kidd d Kror's Brick Building,
We have recently received large stock OF New Goods
which will be sold twenty-five cent cheapt than ever
before offered in this market.
The goods Of the best quality and consist part
follows:
Dress Goods.-Frcnch and American Calico,
French and English Merpos, all colors
French and Scotch Plaids, all woool
Plain and figured lie Lame,
Alapnca Bombazine also French Gingha-,
Swiss Muslin Jaconet and bar in great quantity
Sillks.-Marrantque Plaid Plain. and Changable (the
and rhest styles also any color Of Florence silks
Mantlllns.-Siik Satin and Fur of every description
Victoria winter Bonnets.-Ieghorn, Split Straw
silk and Satin Riding Hats Girls Flats and Boys Hats
Opera Dresses very rich styles.
Table Covcrs.--Worsted and Linen, OF allkinds.
Carpcts.-Thrce Ply, Brussels, Ingram Velvet, all
colors
Mating, -Iarsc quantities, from "A to o., cheap
Floor Oil Cloths, Mats and Rugs, large assortment VI
Druggett all coler'.
heaviest kind Of White Macnac Blankets and Quilts also
all kinds Of Ilannels for family re.
Embroderios Eging and Lace the richest style hand
and VIC call especial attention TO them
THE RICHEST STYLE or EMBROIDERED nAynKERclrsTs
1000 PIECES IRISH LINEN, at all priceI
Dnmask.-Silk and Worsted, of all colors.
Cotton.-Beached Muslin, 4'4-lo cheaper than has
ever before been sold.
Alexanders Kidd Cloves a,o Silk Gloves aud SILK Mts.
Ladies' Shoes and Caters, of all kinds
Ladies invited 10 call and examine our Goods and
ascertain prices, before purchasing elsewhere,
90 Remember The Ntmber, --I'hitdielphia DRY Good.
Store No. 81 Broad Sired Kidd kmor's Brick BHJding
s1IETEL / COIN.
Nevada, Aug. 49, 1856 4e.tf
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-06-24

NotIce.-The undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that he has purchased the Drug Store on Com
mercal street. recently established BY Thayer OF San
Francisco which contains full stock of FRESH DRUGS
from the best English and other European manufacturers
and are such be depended upon also, complete
assortment of the finest Perfumees and articles Of toilet
together with full supply of every thing belonging to the
business The Store is under the management of Doctor
B. R. CARMAS who will devote particular attention to have
the establishment conducted in such to gain
the confidence of the public.
N. B-Physicians prescriptions properly compounded.
Tf GEO. o. KILB0URN,
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-06-24

THE INDIAN RESERVATIONS IN THE NoRTH.-The
Red Bluffs Deacon, of Wednesday, June 18th,
thus speaks of the new arrangements of the In
dian Reservations in that section of the State:
Vincent Z. Geiger, has been indicted into
the position of Indian Agent at the Nome Lac
kee Reservation. The appointment gives uni
Yersal satisfaction, particularly to those con-
nected with the institution. Geiger is one of
the most active influential and dyed-in-the-
Democrats in California. Col. Stevenson is TO
proceed to Pitt River to establish new Reser-
vation for which experience aud thorough bus
Mess qualifications peculiarly fit him. Col Hen
ley and Mr.. Storms crossed the mountains with
the cattle bound for the Nome Cult Reservation
on the 18th. The Colonel will proceed down
the coast TO Mendocino aud return to San Fran
CISCO
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-06-24

The MINT DEFALcATfoN-The Investigations
instituted by the government agent, into the
alleged mint defaIcations, have not yet been
concluded, and we are still in the dark as to the
amount of the deficiency. Col. Haraszthy has
transferred considerable amount of property to
to meet any deficiency that may be discovered
in his accounts. The deed empowers the Uni
ted States Marshal to levy upon and sell the
property so conveyed, in case the ultimate de-
cison should be adverse to Col Haraszthy
The deed was put upon record June 18th.
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sDS E1 HEU= VA rA1 9@5
81 o "a IN II O II m O q
CANDY MA NJ UF CTORY!i
NO. a NIONT(. a NIERX G,rREET

No, 80 MONTCsOMERY SVItEET,
Between Bush and Suffer streets,
TINE Proprietor Of the above named establishment takes
l. this method ofinoIrnng his numerous friends aud
Gas Companythat u.s. to REFUGE HIS PRICES, which he
hopes viii give entire sati-fa elton 10 all.
His Candies are all manufactured from Stewards
Double Refined Sugar which he imports himself and all
best in the market together with variety Of other ar
Giles appeainng 10 the manufacture Of Candies too nu
merOG3 10 mention.
Having had experience Of years in the business
in this city and being the first ConfectQner on the Pa
chc coast lie faters himself that he will be able to give
entire satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
trade.
BY and improved process his Candies made
at quicker rate and with less expense than formerly 20
that he is enabled to sell AT much lower figure than here
toore.
Persons desiring anyt ing IN his line will do well to ca
and examine his splendid stock Of Candies well as his
prices he feels confident they cannot fail to please the
stricest economist.
beautiful assortment of sticks Lumps and Drops sell
ing at the reduced rates.
COmfitures--IncudiBg Carawny Seed pcarled and
smooth Cinnamon Strings; Glove Buds Casa Buds Cor
randcr Seeds, large and small; at Reduced Ratea.
Gum Drops--Smooth Almonds Jujube Paste, French
Notices, Almond Candy &c. at 80 cents. -
Also--A beautiful assortment of French Candles,
varying in prices according to quality,
The attention Of the trading public Ia invited to examine
this immense stock of Candies comprising everything 10
the "dulcen line.
He leaves II to the buyers to judge Of the superiority
his articles call and for yourselves for ocular dem
onstration is proof positive.
Err Remember The nuDIbCr--33 MONTGOMERY ST.,
JetVeen Bush and SuteT, San Francisco
~ D. Al orders from the country promptly attended TO-
Goods delivered in any part Of the city at any Of the
wharves. free of charge. 35-3m
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HOTELS.
MONUMENTAL HOTEL !!
RE-OPENED.

.assz2A THIS md spacious Hotel lately erected on
lE the site formerly occupied by the Pacific Rcsau
,ss rant, over the bridge foot of MAIN STREET, Ne
ssI.EE yada. will be open for the reception OF guests,
and accommodation of the public generally, and after
Saturday, May 9th.
The proprietor would invite the attention of the travel
ing portion Of the community especially TO the TACT that
having spared neither trouble expense to build and
furnish his House in calculated to meet the
tire wants Of the public aud having most DESTROYS oca
ton in the business part Of the city. in the immediate vi
Offices Having n number Of GOOD APARTMENTS for the
Accommodation Of Families on the
Most Re n lie Terms,
and conducting his House strict Temperance principles
thus aordng superior accommodations to those wishing
q QUIET HOME.
lie begs TO inform the citizens Of Nevada aud the public
generally that every attention will be given to promote
the comfort and merit tho patronage Of those who may IA
vor him with a call.
sAMUEIW CRUSH Proprietor.
Nevada May sth, 1S57.-32-tf
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-06-24

PUGET SoUND.--By the arrival on Saturday
OF the bark Friendship from Teekalet, Puget
Sound, we learn that the Sound Indians were
quiet but that large bands Of Northeners still
hang about the English side. and continue 10
annoy the settlers by crossing TO our side. Maj.
Halter was in chase of some twelve or fifteen
canoes that had come across and took a canoe
with the crew OF Sound Indians, and either MUIR
dered them or carried them off as slaves. The
Major was on board the U. S. cutter Jefferson
Davis, with some regulars. that being the only
means he could command to protect the from
tier: and that is of but little use at this time Of
the year on account Of the frequent Gains.
A number of familis had LEFT Whidby's Island,
and other parts of the frontier, and moved up
..tho Sound. The Northerncrs say that before
= they return home in the fall. they will have
three American heads for each one Of their peo-
pie that was killed last winter by the Massachu-
setts They have lately killed and taken away
nnmber of our Indians, and it is fully bclev-
ed they will carry their threats into execution
against the whites, unles war steamer is sent
to protect the frontiers.
The SANTA CLARA HARvEsr,--Tho San Jose
Telegraph says:
Our farmers have been busly engaged for q
week or more in the exciting and aborious
tolls of the harvest. The greater part OF the
barley crop has been cut, and we have heard
of some few fields of wheat being harvested
4 few days more and the maturcd ear will be
ready Tor the sickle. The general opinion is
that the yield in Santa Clara county of wheat
and barley will be quite equal in quality and
quantity to the product Of last year. in certain
sections of the country the grain crop may be
said to be an entire failure; in others, however,
especially on the eastern side of the valley and
northward of San Jose, the yield will be excel
lcnt-the grain is we'll filled and is but slightly
affected with smut.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-06-24

A. BLOCK s. CO.,
TTAvE NOW ON HAND and arc In constant receipt Of n
j large and varied assortment of
FASHIONABLE R EA D M ABE CLOTHING,
AND
GentIcmcm's Furnishing Goods,
Consisting in part Is follows
Coats.
Cloth and Fancy Cashmere Business Coats;
Surtouts Sacks and other styles of OyCreoats
Cloth and long nap Talmas
Blue Pilot and Beaver Monkey Jackets
Fine Black Cloth Frock Coats;
Goto mixed Cashmere Coats.
Black silk Velvet Vests, latest style;)
Black Figured silk, Cashmere and Satin Vesta;
Fancy and Plain Cashmere Vests,
Pants.
Plain and Fancy Cashmere Pants;
Plain and Fancy Satinct Pants;
Black Ioeskin and Cashmere Pants;
Tweed and Kentucky James Pants
Shirts and Drawers.
Davis K Jones' Patent Shirts, (large stock
Silk Uudershirts and Drawers;
White and Gray Merino Shirts and Drawers;
Flannel Check and Hickory Shirts.
Hats.
Black Brown and Pearl French Hats;
Black Brown, and Pearl Wool Hats.
Blankets.
White Blue, Red and Gray Blankets
Domestic.
Four.fourthS Brown and Beached Sheeting
Together with large assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
In endless variety.
Rubber.
Haywards Long Rubber Boots, --latest improvement
Black and White Rubber Coats with Capes
Black and White Rubber Jackets.
Rubber Gloves long and short-.IIat Covers &c sold
at wholesale and retail at the lowest prices Call and
anime our Stock
A. BLOCK co.
Nevada Jan LIST IS57.-l4-H.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nevada Temple of Honor No. s.-AIcets every
Monday evening, at Templar's Hall, at O'Clock.
Visiting Brethren in good standing are ever welcome.
E. D. HrRRIcK W. R. e-em W. F. LYON, W. c. 7.
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e. K. Kane Lodge, No. re, s. NJ, holds
its meetings every Friday ming at Masonic Hail. Neva
da Stated meetings the Friday evening proceeding the
full moon. c. C. GREEN, W. II.
!. ". WATSON, sec'y.
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Nevada Lodge, No. I3, f g. A NJ, holds Ats
meetings on Saturday evening of each week. at Masonic
Hail. Nevada Stated meetings the second Saturday Of
each month. 7. P. HAWLEf, W. NJ.
i f. RupoLPu Seciy