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| ~ FOR so DAYS LONGER,
Continuance OF THE SALE
100000
RICH AND FASHIONABLE WINTER DRESS GOODS
Al RETAIL, AT LESS THAN Aucrros PRlcEs.
| EDWARD ANIBERT co.
| Balance o, their importation,
| Received per Persia snd hrago,
| Magnificent Velvet Founced sih ROBES,
| Rich Dauask Flouucs Silk ROBES,
Marie Stu.t SIX ROBES guile
| Brocade and Bay adore Dress SILKS
| Eugene Bayadsre ROBES,
Black Silk VELVET5,
Moldayisn PLAIBs,
DRAP De CAROLINE,
PARIS VALENCIAS,
| BoMBAZINEs,
| DE LANES,
LADIES' CLOTHS, kc &c.
il Of which afford opportunity the Ladies Of NewYok
and vicinity for the purchase GOODS prices which
may not again occur for long time TO come.
| BAYOU KID GLOVES:
Misses ga cents
Ladies' IS cents
Gentlemens s7i certI
No. SS5 Bro.lwsy.
corner of Worth st.
Good. at Wholesale at No. IS Chaate FOX cash
proved credit, at the lowest ruling msIke. rates
An INVOICE OF .non
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
WILL BE SOLD RETAIL
CENT Fo tftS S.s 81. REGULAR PRICES
ALL GOODS WARRANTED
| No. 76l Broadway, cor Warren
| ASSIGNEE" SALE 0,
DRY GOODS FOR CASH,
AT Nos. 50 AND 81 VESEY-Sr,
Corner of Chur;h.
This large and weeec.ed stock Of Domestic and Staple
'''O' AT PRIVATE SALE.
LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES.
This stock comprises general ASSORTMENT of sessonals
| Goods such
CLOTHS. CAssIMyREs SILKS,
f fhhNMTs'' Dress bfEs sssobs MagTE asooDs.
And all the us al variety, which will be sold ct
PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES
A... 5SH , J I: a5so Ell. Co.
| INVITED TO THE STORE OF
| ROBERT Rat Co, w
TO LOOK AT THE .~ ~
ASSORTMENT OF yEwELRY
| AND WATCHES
THE BEST MAKERS KNOWN.
| Warranted
| G H A w L s, SH A w l. -
- JUST RECEIVED
| splendid Assortment Of
| RICH SILK CHENILLE sHAWLS,
which Will Friday, the 3th and ofer Of
retail for cash, together With superb and oice line Of
COTTON CHENILLE sHAwLs
| WOOL AND COTTON CHENILLE sCARRS,
Chsine Lame and al Wool
/ BROCHE LONG
| and SQUARE sHAwLs
among which the and tyles VII De found.
Ladies particularly requested 70 examine splendid
LOUIS THOMSON h Co,
No 4g7 Broadway ~,
| St Nicholas Hotel
NB.-Phoss corresponding With the pre.su, time.
A LARGE INVOICE
Beautiful New aud
| Fashionable Jewelry
| IMMEDIATE SALE
| EXTREMELY Low
| WE INVITE OUR CUSTOMERS
TO MAKE THEIR SELECTIONS
|. ROBERT RAFT l. CO.
No 2s Broadway, Warren.
| OHENILLE SCARFS, a.; CHENILLE
Io DOZEN ELEGANT Chenille sesris bss: eelors 80 eenta
IS dozen elegant Suk Chenille Scarf, brtlAo co ora 81 -
| ysst opsBsdb b. BIBkAAN 4 COarANi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

Protestant Episcopal Mission Church, CLINTON
HALL Astoplpcein charge Of the rev ROB GRf O. DICK
SON Divine Service EVERY SUNDAY at l0l and 7!
I'm. AL ar invited; seats free thrOus hout.
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TIE Rev. -. 4. Baker will pfesch three tn,s TO
BORROW, the usus hours, 10 the First Congregational
EtA0dist Church ih Lawrencest Of THAR. Brook
n. ssbest fos The morning" The Recognition fntais In
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XVH."N" NETWORK SATURDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1857.

Twenfieth.st. Conversational Church, nesr. ~.
sv-Preschlns by the Rev. w L. PARSONS every SUNDAY
.. tl and O'Clock p Seas for all lie: him thu,
hasre orre
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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28
Powerful Revival of Ixi-YI-ism In Massa-
chusetts.

The remnant of the caudal appendagc Of
Americanism, is still jumping at the swing
ing sledge hammer of Republicansm in Mas
sachusetts. The last steamer brings US the
intelligence of their proceedings, and it
would appear according to Governor Gard
her, that there has been powerful revival"
OF Americanism in Massachusetts,. Govern
or Gardner has been re. nominated by the
Americans, and it may be that he is not an
impartial judge, as he certainly is not dis.
interested one. lie was nominated by two
conventions of the party, with great unan-
imity-the Republican Know-Nothings and
the National Know -Nothings-after which a
ratification meeting was held, to thoroughly
commingle the united elements, and Gov
Gardner defined his position to be the same
as in 55, upon the Springfield anti-slavery
platform-"no eyiscerated, castrated, alter
ated Springfield platform, bnt tho Spring
field platform of 1850, in all its purity, it's
length, its breadth and its integrity" This
may have been a little bitter to the national
Know Nothings, but it was received with
cheers by the Republican wing of the party
Mr.. Banks is the Republican nominee, and
it is quite probable that Governor Gardner
may find it necessary to carry out his pre-
viously expressed intention, and retire to
private life, at the end of his present term.
Mr.. Banks made an effort to secure the sup
port of the Americans after he had received
the Republican nomination, but some of
them concluded that he was not "good
enough Ameri can for them, and objected
to his making the American party a step
ping stone to the gubernatorial chair, as he
had to that of the Speakership. They re-
nominated Gov. Gardner, with the hope,
probably, that he would prove "good
enough" Republican,, to beat Banks. It's
a matter of no consequence which whips.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28
A Doomed NIaII.

OF John Calvin, who is sentenced to be
hung in Marysville on Friday, to expiate
the crime of murder in killing Jacob Bilby,
the California Erpress of yesterday, says;
':We saw this man (who is sentenced to
die on Friday neXt,) on yesterday. lie look
ell a little pale from confinement, and some
what thin, but We were astonished at the
calm expression of his eye, and the general
perfect composure of his demeanOr He did
not mention once his approach execution.
The nearest he came to it, he spoke of what
he should like to have done by Wednesday,
or Thursday AS he spoke the word Thurs.
day, we thought we discovered slight
tremor of his nerves, partially troubled
expression of countenance, as if he felt that
in speaking it, he neared the brink of that
precipice from which he. must take his last.
awful plunge into eternity. But the tremor
and the expression were but mOmentary, and
he was soon even calmer than we, who were
talking to him through the iron bars of his
CELL
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

SUICIDE AT SrocKToN.--William T. Pin
ney. late puplic Administrator Of Tuolumne
County, committed suicide at the Weber
House, Stockton, on the 2lst inst by blow
ing out his brains. On the table was found
a vial of laudanum and razor, together
with the following note:
For Gods sake let me die easy, and not
torment me by trying to save my life; it is
worthless now have done wrong and the
cold world will never overlook wrong
In his vest pocket was found scrap OF
paper on which was written the following +:
Doctor Thomas Kendall will please see
that am placed in the ground about three
feet deep, and oblge, WM I. PINNEY'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28
Caxfon's Second Letter.

Cations promised number two" has
made its appearance in the Sacramento
Union. In his first he kindly informed the
miners what poor miserable devils they are,
and now he "piles on the agony" and dis
covers them to be only very little better
of than old worn out " shell backs" and in
condition hut a very few degrees removed
from the Diggers. After all this, he tells
the hardest and healthiest, not to say the
most independent set of men on earth, that
they are sick and broken windel and spav-
ined, and as q grand finale, having shown
effects. he displays the cause, which accord
ing to his way of thinking-or rather i'm
agining--is that universal mark for the re-
form sharp -shooters,- -" the legislature. -
The whole drift of "number two,' as we un
derstand it, is, that the legislature has made
the miners sick, and now he wants to make
them sicker-of the legislature. Caxton is a
very clever " fancy painter" but his at
tempts at real life are sadly :" out Of draw
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

DEATH OF AN OLD CALIFoRNIAN.-From
al Iowa paper which came by the last mail,
we learn of the death at his residence in
Garnavillo in that state, of Mr.. Benjamin
+. Forbes, the gentleman in honor Of whom
Forbestown received its name Mr., Forbes
was one of the earliest California pioneers,
having come here in the spring of 40 and
locating at the present site Of Forbestown.
He returned to Iowa in 1851, and resided at
Garnavillo until the date of his dccease. -
Many warm friends and dear relatives mourn
his death, and during his life time he en-
jOyed the respect and friendship of all who
knew him. Among his mourners is his
daughter Mrs. Nathaniel Plum. the wife of
our excellent Sheriff Peace to the manes
OF the old pioneer.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28
The Victim of Jealousy

Poor John Chinaman who destroyed him.
self with poison on Sunday night, was in
duced to do SO by that green-eyed monster.
jealousy. John was the doting husband of
faithless daughter of the Celestial world,
and upon learning her infidelity, driven to
desperation, he swallowed the fatal potion
We are ignorant Of Johns reasons for doubt
ing his wifes constancy, but incline to the
notion that they were well-founded, for as
has been too often demonstrated, China pro-
duces many "weak, frail vessel" and she
is very likely one of the weakest. We learn
that roast pig and several pounds Of can
dies, have been offered up to the memory of
the lamented delunct.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

RICE CULTURE "A company in this city,
says the Stockton Republican, during the
coming season, contemplate testing the capa-
bility of our swamp and overfiowed lands to
produce rice, by engaging number of Chi
namen, who have been familiar with the
culture of this cereal at home, to prepare
the lands Those familiar with rice culture
have no doubts of the entire success of the
experiment, in which event California will,
in few years, produce sufficient for her
own consumption, besides millions Of dollars
worth annually for expectation.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

AcouITTED.-Julius Sable, who was tried
at previous term of the court in Amador
county, upon aD Indictment charging him
with the murder of John Enfeln. in Jack
son, the jury failing TO agree, had second
trial last week, which resulted in his acquit-
tai. The Ledger remarks:
The verdict Of the jury, we feel constrain-
ed to say, gives general satisfaction to the
public. The case was shrouded in deep
vale of mystery, with many circumstances
for and against the prisoner, but there were
few who thought him guilty. He had ever
been quiet, peaceable, law-abiding citizen,
and denied to the last, even to his counsel,
any participation in the crime. We know
julius Sable well, and do not entertain the
slightest idea that the blood of human be-
ing is upon his hands. He has passed
through severe and trying ordeal. but has
been acquitted of any guilt by sworn and
highly intelligent jury of his fellow citizens
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

AN AcCIpENT.-Mr. Turner, exhibitor of
the animals in the menagerie on street,
says the State Journal of the 23d, was Sc
verely injured. last evening by the playful.
ness of one of the bears. The Russian black
bear was brought out for the amusement OF
the spectators. and while going through one
Of the grand pas with mouth open, Mr.. Tur-
ner facetiously inserted his hand in the
aperture, which opportunity was seized by
Bruin to tear the right wrist of Mr.. Turner
in rather unpleasant manner. The lacer.
tion caused considerable pain, but no serious
results are anticipated.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

INDICTMENT SET AsIDE.-In the Fourth
District Court at San francisco, on Satur
day, the indictment against Willis Corsc, for
murder, was set aside on the ground that
the Grand Jury was empanneled out Of for
ty-eight names instead of fifty, the number
required by law. The defendant, however,
is held upon the same bond which had been
given for his appearance to answer upon the
Indictment, and he will probably be again
indicted.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28
County Trcasurer's Office,

Notice ishereby given, that holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the LIST day of November 1856,
and the 5th and l2th OF February 1857 inclusive.
except Nos. 1914. and 1850 also Court House and
Jail Warrants Nos. SAL 542, and 5l3, on
INDECENT Sick Fund Nos l40l, l402 1905 I4O4, 1892
1434, that the same will be paid on presentation
this Office, and after this date said Warrants will
cease TO bear interest.
WIN LATTiMORE,
Teasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28
4 Card.

Having been Swindlcd in low and contemplate
manner out Of the sum OF thirtyon dollars by one
a. Mctargar, known by many as the extensive
steam miner on credit" deem il my duty to those
who have been lucky enough TO have had no dealings
with him, 10 post hm-to those who have had. It
would le unnecessary. In May last this A. NcCar.
gar owed board bin at tho L. :. Restaurant of the
small sum Of $50. The Croyiilc steam Mining Co
were about TO be compelled to suspend operations on
account of this hummer McCargar's small board bill
lie finding out that the restaurant owed me, soon
found me, and talked so pIulIy, that was induced
TO settle the small board bill, taking in lieu thereof
his note for the amount. payable III ten days. with
NJ. Bun us security. when the ten days EXPIRED he
came with another smooth tongue and begged not to
trouble his friend, NJ Burt-al he asked was two
or three days time, which granted him, the while
declaring that us sure as he was living man, upon
the honor Of n gentlonlan. should have the money
in three days time. The note has never been paid
His friend J. NJ Burt, has been busy this season
tnal he has forgotten that there still some men in
lhe country who are liberal enough TO allow some
htte honor to those they are dealing with-even if
legal ~ has passed by dayOr 50. The other Sll
is another small hoard bE. With this leave the
business community To have as much or little TO
do with either or both as they please for am satis
fed. j. W. McGEE
Keystone Market, Oroyie, Oct. 20.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28
Rich GuIch Steam Mining Co.

An asaesamct OF ten per cent on The capital stock
was made ON the 5h Of October Shares Il. f., A.,
A, A., 4d, a, u.s. 6j. GO, 81, is GO, 20, H. ~ 10 0,
81, 52 49, 81 55 SO, 80, o. o5 o. viii be sold
ut the Court House door AT : O'Clock Z. H., sat-
urday, Nov. 1854 TO the highest bdder for cush to
pa! back assessments Per order OF trustees.
b. d. IIARRls, Sec'y.
Oroville, Oct 6, 1sj7. o9-5w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

DEAD HEADS. - The annexed remarks
which appear in Mondays State Journal
upon theatrical dead heads, were conceived
il truth and uttered in honesty. We concur,
and give our second to the suggestion they
contain. Says the local man of that paper;
"The espionage regarding dead-heads,
which is being practiced at the Forest Thea
tre, gives an unusual degree of satisfaction,
and we only hope that the custom will
be carried to still further ultrasm, and that
even the press will be excluded unless the
tickets sre produced. Let the corps dra-
matique pay for their " tirst-rate notices"
In this way the public will gain, inasmuch
as by the proposed method, correct theatri-
cal criticisms may be obtained, and the ear
Of the reader not nauseated with fulsome
notices Of actors and actresses who rate be-
low mediocrity. Away with the debasng
practices, and let the drama and the press
resume their appropriate positions.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28
Arrest OF DOlnnd.

John Doland mot Tolau, as we had it yes
terday) was arrested on Monday evening,
by officer Preston, ut Forkner's ranch, be-
tween here and Chico, just as he was getting
into the Shasta STAGE. lie was brought here
Immediately and lodged in Jail with Do
land to make up the number, there are now
thirteen murderers confined in our county
Jail awaiting trial, besides twenty-four 9TH
ers confined for lesser offences, making to-
tai of thirty seven incumbsnts upon the
county treasury. The jain is so crowded
that it has been found necessary to enlarge
it as much as possible, and to this end, new
cell is being built next the jailors room. a
session Of the District Court will be com
menced on the second Monday Of November,
subsequent to which we may reasonably ex-
pect reduction in the number Of our Jail
occupants.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28
DIR. j. GILBERT.

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. London
formerly Surgeon Accoucher TO the Christ Church
Lying-in Institution, London, and late House Phy>
stefan to the State Marine Hospital, San Francisco
n. B.-Dr. G. can receive a few patients into his
house, fronting the the Plaza near Musical uall.
0roVIlle, Aug. ith
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28
Dir. L.. y. CZapl.ay

DIR. L.J. Czapl."y.--In another column Of this
puper will be found the advertisement of l.. j.
CXAPkAY, III. ID. Tho doctors testimonials are of
such character as to justify us in commending him
10 public consideration IS gentleman and physician
und one who is in every wby qualified for lho laitlfl
performance of his promises. If
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
office.

n HEREBY NOTIFY ANY AND ALL PERSONS
N from buy ing or negotiating for "A certain note of
hand given 10y October 5th 1851 To Jcssee ). Nor
ris for the sum of two thousand uine hundred and
niney.fve dollars pay able thirty days from date Hs
the considerations 1ur which said note gi, are
in dispute. therefore shall refuse Ia pay said uoe.
Oct. 2Gth 357 .2l* K. D'ilEUltEUSE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

THE TURNERs.--The members Of the Turn
Veren were indulgDg in their gymnastic
exercises yesterday afternoon at their
grounds, corner of Bird and Oak streets.
Some of the members are very expert.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

MARTINEZ The Solano Heraid says this
pleasant town, situated on the opposite side
of the Straits from Benicia, is making
preparations for the education of its present
and future children A fine stone building,
forty.eight by thirty two feet, two stories
high, is in the course of construction, for q
school house.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

MENTAL MISFORTUNE From private
letter the San Joaquin Republican learns
that VIM. T. Haskell. of Tennessee, who
served with distinction in the Mexican war,
in command of Tennessee regiment, and
subsequently in the lower house Of Congress,
has recently suffered total alteration of
mind. Gen. ii. is lawyer of considerable
ability, and possessed of extraordinary ora.
torical powers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28
ogoyILLE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1851.

THANKs.--Our friends French g. Diver, of
the st. Nicholas book and cigar store, and
Dewitt s. Co., were as attentive as usual
yesterday, and laid us under renewed obi.
cations for newspaporial favors. May heaven
make them rich and keep them honest.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

EXAMINATION OF DoLAND.--The prelim-
mary examination of Dolsnd for the murder
of Sharkey would have taken place yester-
day had it not been for the absence of ma
terial witnesses He will probably be ex-
amined this afternoon.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

PERSONAL John Church, Esq one OF
the recent proprietors of the Sacramento Bee,
called on US yesterday. He is first class
typo, and that is compliment enough to be-
stow on any man.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28
DIR. AUBERT.

FRENCH PHYSICIAN, Graduate Of the Medical
College of France, SURG EoN AND ACCOUCHER,
diploma exhibited when requiIed,) Montgomery s,.,
next door 10 the Orleans Hotel
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28
Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that on and after SUNDAY
the = III instant, The Banking houses of HE mdcr-
signed W iilnoI be opened on sundays
HEDGES y UANNON.
GEO. A. EMERY y 60.
MCN lLLIAAlc y NMLSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

BRUTAL MURDER-The San Andreas IN
dependent, of Oct 24th, states that Of the
two Americans who were stabbed, without
provocation, by Mexican, few days since,
at Chinese Camp, in that county, has since
died No reason is known for the murder
Gus deed. and the Mexican has escaped.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

OPPosITIoN.--The steamer McKim is to be
placed on the route between Sacramento and
San Francisco as an opposition steamer to
those in the emplay of the Steam Navigation
Company
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

DIR. j. {. YOUNG, whose advertisement nd
verisemcnt appears in another column is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any other, Attention is called 10 his
advertisement. Il
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

SEsTENcED.-John Willis, convicted in
the Tuolumne county Court of Sessions, of
an assault with intent to murder, has been
sentenced to the State Prison for FIVE years.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

Toe JAMMED.-The Editor of Marysville
paper had toe jammed yesterday. Cheap
John did it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

FAR Folks or SANTA CRUz.-The Pa
cifc Sentinel says that the editor witnessed
the other day, the weighing of four well
known Santa Cruz citizens, whose aggregate
amounted to one thousand and thirty eight
pounds. The following are the names and
Meirnts of TN inli viIn als rasnectiYelY
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOT CIt 7

OFFICE WELLS, FARGO 4 CO,
Oroyille, oct. I'D, 1857
Our Office will be open from to o'clock p. VI. on
Sundays. jos. McNlLLIAMS, Agent.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

BALL AT THE PRAIRIE HOUSE,. The vota-
ries of Terpsichore arc informed by Mr..
Onyett's advertisement in another column,
that ball will be given at the Prairie
House on Tuesday, the 10th prox. If this is
to be sample of such balls as we have at
tended at the Prarie House in times bye
gone, we advise all our dancing friends to be
there
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

TENHE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale at cost his
a large aud we'll selected stock of Groceries, Pro-
visions, Liquors, Dry Goods, Hardware, &c. Hotels
and restaurants will find this opportunity seldom met
with. Remember the place, corner Myers and Rob
inson streets, opposite Allen Colby's lumber yard.
The above goods were purchased low Ior cash, and
will be disposed Of at less than their actual cost.
o22-2w u. BUZZOLINI.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

son Of Mr.. j. NJ. Clark, some fifteen months
old, has been suffering for several weeks
from some unknown cause, until yesterday,
dressing the little fellow, the nurse discov-
cred what seemed to be small pustule on
his stomach, aud opening it, drew out a
needle of about an inch in length The
point of the needle was presented first, indi-
eating that it had been swallowed, and
gradually worked its way to the surface
The child's recent illness is now EARLY &C
counted for
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-28

FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, U. D.
p Stated meetings are held In the Masonic
NSvlItll on the second and fourth Fridays Of each
wv Nmonth. II. A. GAsTON, VI. +. H.P.
c. +. COTTON, Secretary.