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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
Druullle Dailq Dutts RuurS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 80. 1867.
The Late Murder In Marysville.


The Coroner's Jury which sat upon the
body Of Grammont, the man who was muir
dered on Saturday night in Marysville, re-
turned the following verdict:
That the deceased died of wounds re-
ceved at the hands Of jose Maria Galinda
and Ermeregalda SOrio."
In alluding to this matter the California
Express says:
lone witness testified TO having seen the
accused and Jose Maria Galinda together
late on the night of the murder, reading
paper of some description. This circum-
stance, connected with the fact OF the Muir
dered man having been in the act of writing
Jose NJ when the fatal blow was struck
which took his life, certainly looks suspici-
Gus, TO say the least, and was, of itself. sufh-
cient to justify the jury in sending him to
higher tribunal for examination. His sup
posed partner in guilt, Ermeregalda Sorio,
was frequently seen in tue company with
him during the night, and other suspicious
circumstances, rendered his detention highly
necessary. The latter was proven. by one
witness, to have served out . term in the
State Prison for manslaughter. lie carries
one Of the most repulsiye and torbidding
countenances we ever recollect to have
seen"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
sheriff of Butte County and Collector.

~. B for she information OF the tax. payers of
this county. i'll stale, that Section IL OF the Reeve
Law of this Stale, passed April The 2Nh lr5I.
makes it obligatory upon The Collector. ou The th!rd
Monday OF October Ot each year, ID make Az entry
upon the Duplicate Roll statement lba5 he lla, lew
led upon all property upol winch He Is compelled to
Collect five per cent, half of which gOes To tue
state. the remainder tp The Cunuty.
SEC. i. Un The saturday "ext preceding the ihtri
Monday of November the Collector IS compelled To
have his delinquent hist made up and IA addition
IL tle tive per cent he is cOnpeiied 10 charge h!ty
cents on each and every bot, piece, or tract OF land
separately assessed" half uI which goes towards
paving the expense OF adver,ziig, the remainder
goes TO Collector also twsnly dive cents On each
assessment ot personal properly.
SEC I5. |On or before the fourth Monday oi NoN
vember the Collector is compelled 10 advertise ins
delinquent list. ts2ll p. FREER, Collector.
SEC. l. IAN taxes levied under the provisions OF
this Act shall be paid in the legl coin OF me ubt"d
States in foreign coin at the value paid Tor such
coin 10y the laws OF the United ) ates. PfoVi-
ded however that county taxes levied IN accordance
with the provisions of any Special Act may be col
Iected in such funds rs in such Srecial CT may be
provided"
ERNOrTCE is hereby given, that on aud after
this date, wl not receive CONT Scrip Tor County
Taxes. r. FREER. collector.
oroyille, September 23, 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30

WANTEp--A LIVE WomAN.-Punch thus
expresses his distress at the he disappear
ancc of woman from the face OF the earth -
There are no women now-a- days. Instead
Of women we have towering cdifces of silk,
lace aud flowers You see n mlliner's large
advertising van that slides along with rust
ling sound, and you are told that it is WON.
an; but as you cannot approach within sew.
eral yards of the monster obstruction, you
cannot tell what it is, beyond something that
looks like an entire shop front put in motion,
with all the goods in it exposed for sale l
really believe if any Snowman would open
an exhibition, where one could see Il woman,
such as women were in my young days. when
they used TO be fair, slim, slender, graceful
we'll proportoned, and everything that was
beautiful, instead of the animated wnrdrobes
and unrecognizablc of fine clothes that they
now are, really believe that an enterpris.
ing Snowman like that would rapidly realize
large fJrtnne.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30

RULES FOR REG GGULArING DREss -Atten-
ton to IL few general rules would prevent q
great many anomalous appearances for in
stance n woman should never be dressed
too little, nor n girl too much--nor should
woman of small stature attempt large pat
terms, nor bad walker fOunces-nor short
throat carry feathers, nor high shoulders g
shawl From the highest to the lowest there
is not o style of beauty with which the plain
straw hat is not upon the best Understand
ing 1t refines the homelest, and composes
the wildest--it gives the coquettish young
lady Il little dash of occurrences, and the de.
mure one a Straight touch Of coquetry-it
makes the blooming beauty Look more fresh,
and the pale one moro interesting, it makes
the plain woman look, at all events, lady,
and the lady more ady like still
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30

importers aud WhO,esale Dealers in Drugs an
Medicines, surgical Instruments. Gla~sware. Drug
gists' Furniture. Qpckslver, Acids. Shaker Herbs,
spices Essential DS Extracts for Flavoung, Al
cohuI. Rird Seed. Cam hnr. olis and Paints. Lamp
Fresh Hons. Soda Material COrks Brewers Male
rial. Plaster Paris. Ruserdale Cement, Ablom mai
supporters. shoulder Brace-, Cast Iron VI rtars
PATENT MEDICINES, large sock ~, nearly
every kind In use with gensrni assortment of an
goods kept IN large and well supplied ibrDg Store
We u1vc made arrangements for Feceivlneino nth
Iy shipments direct from the Atlantic citiest thus
kerpiug iu!l and complete &ssoTtnent If all Roods
in our line. Ne intend To Il al ~ nothing but ths
hest quality Of goods, 80 that physicians. surgeon
and those dealing in ugr line rely upon getting
pure and WadulieIaied articles from US We have
dona the Drug sincss in Sacramento since la4?
and expect 10 roEiRae II here during our ia ura.
lives We expact ip bniid up large and permanent
business by keeping large and wei sSoT,ed stoct
OF the beyi GOODS and selling nj snail proals, 81
that that those dealing in uur line 10 cali upon
exam ne the quay ana prices OF our goods before
purchasing elsewhere. IA W. feel c0uhienf that We
can please in both PRICE AND QUALITY.
Artificial teeth. gold oig. mouth glasses turn keys,
hUss. corrundrufa wheels for Fps. FXss.nl0rs bsnsh
es drills. with complete uIshl -O,~dbnlal etool
from several Of the most highly approved manufac,
turers in this world We hav. tho aE -scy for teeth
and fiji any order with OFodd teeth, at N,
MINERS DRUG .SrORR 139 STREET. SAC.
9AMENTo. by r. ii. ns20AaLD ca.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

Smith Of Isle of Wight Goode Of Nes kienb"fg WOOL
folk Of Orange, Venable of Prince Edward, Stn'ch-
field OF Spotsylvania, and tsoodson Of Washington.
And, subsequently,, the proposition was adopted by
very decisive vote that the mort mt and equ'tibte
ttan for d,sposng o. sHet proteeds Of sPabe iaHd'
Is b. Distributing The as proportion araohg all
III Safe
Then according the provisions Of the d,eds Of ces-
sion, according Judicial decision Legislative admis-
sion. executive declaration and recorded re-
solves the lands oeded by the State constitute trust
fund to be administered by the appointed trustee the
Federal Government. for the common use and benefit
of all the States of the Union
Now, said Mr.. :, if this he true and You cannot
controvert IT, hecanse to do you must sapercc lie
Judicial decision itself, which good citizen will do
If the original thirteen States did ccde their lands for
the and benefit moi Of fs bat OF all the Suites, if
the Federal Government possess authority in rca
ton TO them beyond the fair aud bonn fk execution
OF the trust, and Congress self wanting the power
TO alter the conditions Of the deeds OF eesson
in point the most insignificant, Is bound in the
discharge Of its nigh Gutcs 10 dispose Of the fund
for the common use and benefit of all the States"
and for no other purpose whatsoever 10 what con
clusion come but that which l. announced in
the first resolntionihnt the most equitable DISPOSE
ton hat be made of the public lands is raiablc
effofi onmeht Of them among all the States of the
Union ST.. it is not only the most equitable, bat
the strict y t}ai mode 1t stands on higher ground
than mere equitable consideration, it rests ON the
drHer basis Of law, rsoemu contract of stipulated
agreement, Of deeds signed sealed, and delivered,
which are ot superior authority to the Constitution
itself because they bear date anterior to the Consti
luton and that Constitution expressly provides that
engagement entered into before its adoption shall
be angh impsrcd by any provision therein contained.
80 far then, rs the celed lands come into tho
question, afportionmeni is the most equitable plan
of disposition
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

In the Court of SPECIAL Sessions this morn
ing. u man named Smith, was arranged Tor steal.
ing dem0ohn containing three gallons of whis.
kew.
"Arc You guilty or not guilty." asked the clerk
"Wall. yen en- call it what you likes; tux the
whiskey, that admit aud drinked ii too" ~ GU
took ii without leave, did you noi!" Il never
wnt to be asked when that articles roLnl."-
You drink all you can get!' TRY mo and see
Judge; reckon I'm experienced in that line o
trade II think from your appearance that no
one will doubt your word ON that point" Il
can prove a character if anybody doubts it," M
body doubts that,and it will be necessary to send
Yen to the pcuten,iary three months to get the
whi-kev out of you" Cant stand il Judge =
Eve lived ON the criiteI for fifteen years: it's
been my meat aud drink. and you'd better hang
me md he done with it," It's a pity. but there
l. II" hope for You; il will hn YOU good To get
sober. "WaN. if | must must; but III tell
You what lis, Judge, fdreGds il ike u dog
y. Y. Post,
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eCtlInysi, ISntllcr Rlivb,

The following l. the Persian description of the
soFr'cign> of France and Persia:
Ills high majesty Napoleon. whose elevation
Is 'qunI to that of the planet Saturn the sover
eiyn of whom the sun is IA standard, the shining
star on the ornament If crowned heads. the sun
"f the heaven nftnyHty. the ornament of the dla-
dem, the splendaro of the standards and of the i'm
portal signs, the illu>trous and liberal monarch;
aud his majesty. elevated like the planet Saturn,
HE sovereign To whom the sun is n standard. whose
splendor and magniicence equal that of the star
red sky; the sublime sovereign, the rn"nnrch
whose weapons are numerous as the stars, whose
greatness reminds of that of Demschid, whose
'nagnihcence equals that of Darius, the heir
TO the crown and throne of the Keyanides. the
sublime and absolute emperor of all Persia
The illustrated News remarks sit is a conso-
iation that we are already in alliance with the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

Dr. Champncy died at his residence in Bro' k
Ign (N. Y ON Friday morning 18th ins'., from
poison received whle making pest morton tx
animation. On Monday, at the request of Coro-
ucr BEDDING. decreased assisted in the post NOR
tam examination OF the body Of John Elders, al
legged to have died from violence at the hands oi
Gnrreters. While engaged at this, h" prlck"d
the second finger of thu lift hind. and. uotwiih-
standing every oNertien was made to prevent II
fatal result. lac died after suffering the most in.
tense agony. Deceased WIS twenty seven years
of age, and had prepared himse for the success
ful practice 81 his procession by extensive travel
aud by practice in different hospitals
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25


Tho Christian Register is out upon the march
- aud countcrmnrchcs which nre executed with
81 much precision in our churches every Sabbath.
1t snys:
One more improvement would suggest. il
there amy hope If il- adoptlon which j., let
eur congregations try Ia imagine that there arc
no hostile snvoges PROV ling about us now. and
watching for chance To attack our houses. while
nte AWAY at church. There is occasion
i.r the mrn always to sit nearest To the door #
tho pew. n there was la the days when they had
Ia carry their guns to church with them, aud
he'p ever on the alert. \ lady j. IN little dan
ger Of hoing ~caiprd though shr lit next the dnor,
with one half II bonnet on. Why this paradng
in and out of pews from their utmost rocesses
When Tho first occupants happen to be males AID
the smallest female supervenes! l. she pursued
by red Indians with the warwhunp that she
eau hnd safe refuge only in the best protected
sentl
But this practice soems to be Of the most
strongly entrenehed OF our church usages. With
"ut going through that motion, our men would
feel themselves deficient in gallantry and OPP
portun,ty for graceful flourish, and our women
would complain of an inatteniion which saved
ihem time n'd trouble and put them much more
at their enSc 1t j. vain to tell them that this
lodging process is an nelcgant provinolnlism
|, is found whore in the world but in this
Try, and principally in New England. The ee
giant Ghesierhelds of Europe wonder ut it. But
II should be sufficient consderai 1n-is there
any reoson for II at present, and ia 1t not ncon
venlent and disturbing to the quiet and stllless
essential to solemn worship!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25
Rotation in Onirc


ofdispositiun.
KOtaiion ia Once
An nnecdoe is told Of tho late Secretary Of
State, Gov Marcy, that when questioned Ms to
his views upon the policy Of rotation in office he
replied that he had got the credit Of originating
the doctrine 40 the yiotors belong the spos'-
hu, heaven forbid that he should over countenancr
The piaging of ourown camp" The ex -secrc.
tary. ple,horic with the honors aud emoluments
Of office, my well afford 10 take this philosoplio
view Of the suhjcot--but those who have never
yet pnrtaken OF the federal mamma, and who are
uhungered and aihirst, will not be quoted by the
ex.oflical'- bon mot There are indications Of
something like bread lot in the party. Tho
Valley Democrai,for example, whose voice comes
UP with the omi1ous and potential authority of
Tenth Legion organship, referring 10 the protest
of Senator Hunter against removals. snys:---
Thus work of Senator Hunter accords not, AFRO
certain, win the opinions Of the majority of the De
moetaey OF Virginia. Rotation ia office il proper
aud right and MIR. BaehRuhn would be iunieiing "a
serious injury upon The party II hc permitted set
rmeh to cnjpy all the profits aud honors Of the par
~. There are numerous other Democrats jdsl IA
worthy, just as competent, and just deserving us
t19se who haye grown I" aud gtersg oil the public
'''3. UNI - '''' NV M 10 '"hPi'i" "' HUI
,o,5asor ,,s,,n'rais I',ti ,,,tn,
amount ofseryiee OF been more devoted to TIN iu-
'efe IS OF the party tban thousands ot Other Demo
,r,.,,",,'p !, ,l'a .,' ,','
feed any hing for the party, they ha4r hccu nmpiy
repaid by bong permitted for tour years Ia enjoy tho
benefits of pubic position.
of rotation in .hcc. ma the bemoHr,rY thron,,a,,t
RI tfV gf a. nd Ia In.
weep ir'p topic bottom u Ga lof hie .laytaa
l @ '5 ,,'' i -. ,. ]
content Ifs0ch a policy ,ls he nronose. had lcrp
carried out, he perhaps would not be where he l. lie
u 'a' VI '"'se .'' "la '9'@ef gentlemen 'gat IAN,
U,gz, MI .5sg L5,,. - si,nI In ,,,.
ed to remain in office til death create, Il vacancy
9e Dem 'efae> OF virginia VII subscribe to no snch
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TINT Covc,nar Niso lad nnaa,r,A,..a m, s,,a,o,.
in Tho ,p.c,;,n. IF ,ho wo.,,,, namoo,oex h,t
TIN l,p..,a,e of tho err,h | ,.,;, ,,L..n,,, ,o.
,,,,..s an ,,n.or,oi or,,,i, ,.f,ooi.,,,,;,,
.bnr,lv de.oo,d ,,non him l,ko ~, AInioo# ovo
lonobs car,y;n, d;sm,v md de.t,,o,in, +, hin,
and his to tho cos,los Le Inns huil1.1 IN, aaol.
10 ,vos c.e1in,, ,I,o ;,,,,;,anooho l,,,o1 and
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25
PER-, asa,i>, vegetable pain K;i,c,.-YoIuu

tarlv cnuseieut ou,ly, and with march pleasure
readers the above named uislicjuc w. speak
rp.I ohSerya aud tNprrcu when that it
rer,yr pain a~,t BY magic um all parts at body and is
OF the ls medicines Tor chco king Darriiul and
cnp,og the prcmunitnry symptoms ct GhninA II Is applied
lo internally and externally with the bcs effects aud
VIII have used thu Pam Killer uia willingly br with
out it constantly Ia thei houses Gu Eteaiag AoHPqreH
onc word IN regard to Perry Davis Pain Killer | have
ISL II ina family for and take pleasure
in lng valuable medicine that should he
kept in every family have Witnessed wonderful and speedy
uy lis us,reeen WITHIN tn last eek. htyr known
very severe clr al r4eumtsn ncNu oud promising
speedy by this my estimation. Invaluable remedy.
JABEZ : SWAN.
rasorot tic Huntington st Baptist Church \ London Con.
f"rS1le by Druggists Nroces aad Medicine Dealers every
wl5erc
mar DIV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

daily receiving voluntary deaes from gentlemen and la
die We known tins med to fan IN giving
h,f WHOM aken for what it Is recommended to We
woad adNise body them at this Of the year.
ninr, especially luguil and delicate females.
BAktUS fHtMtuH BiffEHs be had Of all the Prime pal
druggists III isnchhnfg aud elsewhere.
RItmp$D "a. ApuI 9Th irs6-Mt. l.. BAKfE-Dear Sir:
cannot refrain testyiug the efficacy Your Btters
in II bssp"usil For gheeu months years
suffered greatly from indigestion acdiY, aud those innuncra
he and Nrrhcd feelings peculiar to This disease and after
remedies tlput rc.ict. induced to
what virtue Bakers Premium Bftefs
Having dlFrd signal benefit from the of several bottles
have he- un in that it is Invaluable medicine
Tor all ,cl d,ssc, " nth the best wishes for your prspcr-
~ ann rssHertts.iy yours, ST san l.. SrUBBS.
"a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

Bark Adriatir, Captain sherman, which was in
collision with the steamer Lonnais, we see, has been
seized 10y the French. She londei with cotton Mt
Savannah and sailed for La Glotlt France aud i'm
med'ately upon her arrival, Captain Sherman WAS i'm
prisonei lie has thrown himself upon the protec-
ton of the American Consul al Marseilles. 1t is I'M
naa.iI1ln n TIL ILnrn fins NJ II end
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

1t appears to be general imp, esson that Mr..
Dallas will be permitted to remain in his present
official capacity until the Central American trea-
ty shall have been duly ratified. 1t would be
indecorous. to say the least of it, to recall him
sooner, he being the protector and negotiator of
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
he .ub.,nn,.a. Ad,nn,ag e. 81 nn,rrpr,-c-

"
tinted the eat nanufas tnias
Of rey ia clothing In the city OF New ork r Tue
4aI. has succeeded in producing within the last
I'D before We will Mt i eusiy mention this
great h. Bui Lave inret IN saving. and VIII say
iha his house wy rgr extent Singers Sewing
Machines other To- tho skHlt employment of these
Machines. LII apeis - Tia nnfN o tn, hrin l. larry Al
tasaia"e " bile etaes looked on aud d"u'ed Mhtther
= nsehigcs ud prove 81 be Of much advantage
they Hbraiiy classd them. carefully adapted he work
10 Tie A9saur "nd snrc'edtd IA doing many thhe WIN
ihHn with supposed TO be Impossible During
aud enterprise aim estinrushcd tho wing Ma
chimes II i house kept basy oeeuri"l The result
enatiy sattsfaeory thr clothing hus manufac
sold readily handmade work OF similar
Ind ,ru.e the cost Of Is much
This, who wish understand the secret OF the Sra
ordinary hch Ia. attended the clothing enterprise OF
I.ynchburg will find in the fact that they
purchase greater part their clothing from the well
known above aluded and have TINS been able to
present to the public the most fshonabe aud best nade GODS
offer south OF iaon aud Dixon line They never get
an nn'sanag aud never without tue rar''i accident get
inferior made article Of clothing Hence : ~ those
who buy Glass q anes well satisfied they can
scarcely he induced buy rlscwbefe A, the cost 81
manufacturing by the sowing machine Is greatly less an by
hand the consequence Is that ei g kage a.. .a.en !"
sold for any other house mar 2j-ts
800 BOTTLES Sold in three Months This il
sufficient evidence If the high apprec aiin by the community
cENrRATED ESSENCE OF BAY LEAVES. for the Hair
fyehnn"d hotties have hem sold in that city in the short
space Of three months aud still the demand daily Increasing
IT., warranted to redlove DpniIuT
Il is warranted 10 prevent the f,iing Of the hair
iswaran'ed To relieve that distressing itching which
frequent pfeccdr- the decay If the hair
warranted no. - have It's superior as har beau'iher
For Ladies-ltis the very article f'r the Toilet.
For ntlemen-hi is unequalcd for the Whistler and Mus
taehc
Childn-i preserves he hair and ii to flow in
For Merchandise gives fine profit with sale Pro.
cure your supply Of Messrs. srRorHER 4 WHITEHEAD,
Druggists Of Ibis city Imar 2tdkcts
and Healthy Gums b. obtained by using Dowdens Den
tai Fluid afford. instant relief and prevents toothaehe
DOwDESs bENrALFLrlp is recognized by the whole
medical profession being far snpor" Ia tooth powders,
a. - use
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25
Peep into thu HAL. Of Enyiand.

FIRST Of these Tremendous persons. aud the SION
VI We propiiiate the -eeond the brttef."
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Ftrsniii"d Breath.-Nhat lady or gcutl.t,a, ~, MI
o under the curse of disagreeable breai when a y s
poWDENS DENTAL FLUID it will not only rem Ter /,
sweet but make the teeth white aabaster ,nob
acne and preserve hcm from decay Recommended bv don
isis ana physicians everywhere. - ~
be"nttu complexion may be attained by use It re
moves nples tan reckles, skin soft and haa
M parhg rich roseate hue 1t is the greatest cosmetic
ever known being free from all injurious matter PSI IN
cents, FOR saleby STROTHER & WHITEHEAD
STABLER & JONES
""S O" and Druggists everywhere
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t.o,,,uor l.sasy.. Farewell Address.

IT, lie should be allowed the laurels due to the
victor Of SO imminent a diplomatic combat.
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