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The Opelousas courier., 1857-02-28

DIssoLuTIoN D' D'AssocIATIoN.-Le .Dem0-
crate de.Lonisuiike, public layertisaement
suiyant:
La longue association formee par les SOUS
signes etc sdissouse partir de ce jour, par
consentement mutuel. Comme les operations
DIES parties ont etc egalement sans profit pour
la socieaG,et pour ls public, aucune dette ne
sera4payees Les parties mont point de va-
leurs eehues, et elles renoncent yolontiers d
tout equ'on croirait leur devUir. L'aine
des assoeies entrepris une campagne en- fa-
Veur de Ia libeFte tapageuse, don't II eprouvait
depuis longsemps u tentation. ct peut-etre
ira-t-il au diable avaHt detre dc retour. lie
plus jeune reprendra les afaires avec son an
Glen associee Vrginie, ct autres hommes
biancs It'd *
.hst(Sign6 i MASSACHUSETTS,
KENTUCKY.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-02-28

LIE MEURTRE DU DR BuKDELL.-Le coro-
nerade New-York sermine .Penquete rela-
tive I'assassinat du DR. Burdell lie juri
signaIe dams SON verlict Eekel ct Nine Cum
ningham CONNIE les autenrs du meurtre ct
Snodgrass CONNIE leur complice.
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Atelier de CharrOn ct de Forgeron.

@rss ct Lie saussigne ayans pris d
GSE==s ; bail l'aHcieni atelier de M.
aaaaa.z Hardesty, i Washington. offre
ses services an public pour tout ce qui concer.i
ne ces deux branches d'industrie. H fabri.
quera les fameuses charrues de Ball amelio-.
rees d'apres un nouyean systeme, ct garan.
tira qu'elles ferons un ouvrage parfait. III fe-
"a i nenf ct reparera les wagons. charrettes
ct voitures;-le tout i des prix tres moderGs,
i al'eneoignure des rues Bridge ct Moundvifle.
r. N. STOUT.
yYashinrfnra 2I F6rriar 1857 la
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vEMTE PAR LE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
! Cour de District,
\ PaFOisse Sc Landry,
l NJ 1904
William 0futf Admr..

William Oautt,Admr, No.7sa4. "
IN vertu dun writ de e. IA. lance dams le
- proces ci-dessus insitule par ID Cour
de District dams ct pour Ia Paroisse ST. Landry, ct
moi adresse, ilsera ofiert en- vente pabiaue poar
du compliant, la Maisen de C0ar De cette PaFoisse.
ls Samedis Anvil prochain, 1857, eonmenfant
ii heures du matin, et continrlant de Jour en- jour,
sill est necessale tous les droits titres nterets ct
pretentions de James AieCaaley, la propFiGte
suvante, saisie peaE satsairee dit wsit ct actuel.
lement en- la possession de William Offutt saxoir;
Quart Sud Est de ID Section dans Ee Township 81
RangEe Est, contenaat 81 acres es a7- iO0mest
aetaeIIenent en- b possession de William 0ffntt
administfateur
s L.V. CHACHERE Sheriff.
Bureau du Sheriff, St-L.andfy, 20 Fevrier, 1857
The Opelousas courier., 1857-02-28
VENTE PAR tE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA,


Samuel W. Wallace, vs.. Rosina SmotheFs es som
Gpoux ct Usiie Prather--- Cour de DistTiet-
Paroisse st. Landry.--No. 1865. 1927
Inn yertu dun writ de f. fa., lanc6 dang
- le process ci-dessus intitule. par Ia Cour
de District dams ct pour Ia Parofsse st. Landry et
moi adressG, il seTa oert en- vente publque, pour
du compliant la Maison de C0uF de csfte Paroisse,
leSamedi Avrii proclaim, 1857, comnencant d A
haufes du matin ct continuant de Jour en Jour, sill
est necessafre tous les dFoits titFes n6rets es pre-
sentions de Rosna Smothers ct son epoux ct Usiles
prather. Ia propriete suiyante, saise pour satisr
faire le dit writ, b savoir & <z s, .sg.ztg5szEss
Tn Lot de Terre, situe dams Ia willie de Washing
ton, ct borne CONNIE suit au Nord par Vine Street,
mesurant cinqnante pisds partiE de Peneoignure
de Gardner Street ct Ia ligne eontinuant Est par
Gardner Street, ct pOaest par de ia terre de S.
w. Wallace, ct an Sud par des terres de John
Knuth.
H saa L. " V.lCHACHERE, Sh&giE
Bureau du Sheriff St-Landry, % FssEier 1857.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-02-28
q - !, g,oUrE-.a Chamb,rIse des Rspre

GazInnE g.oU rE.-I.a Chambre des Repre-
sentans vote le II de ce mois IN biill affse-
tant $500 900 d Il ablissement q d'unailanaia.
entire III passe sud des Montagnes Rocheuses
Ia Honey Lake " alley, d l'ouest de Ia Cali
aie. La nouVeIle route traversera Ie ter
dA Nebraska Of lasvallee dn Grand
The Opelousas courier., 1857-02-28

cENous sommes autorise annoncer que rHon.
B. A MARrEL est eandidat a Ia place de Juge du
15me District Judiciaire, Ia prochaine election.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-02-28

~ Nous sommes autorise annoncer que M. J.
BAPrIsrE CoMEAU est candidat a la place de Sheriff
de cette Paroisse, ELECTION qui aura lieu en- No.
vembre proclaim.
Opelousas, IA Fevrier, 1857
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CANDIDATES.

~Nous sommes antorises annoncer que Mr.
CHARLES BOURQUE est candidat Anti-Know-
Nothing pour Assessor la prochaine election.
Opelousas, 80 Aout 1856.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-02-28

Nous sommes autoriss annonceF aux votans
de Ia vile des Opelousas que II. ARTHUR PERRAULr
est candidat la place de Constable de Ville relec
ton qui lieu lie premier lundi dAyril proclaim
3Janyier 1857.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-02-28

LUsEox-- Tel est le tire dun Journal nouvelle-
de l. A. Maiespine. L'Lisioa est un Journal quOti-
dien. public en- franeais senement. raison de sI2
par an So rSdaction est parfaite; Iimpression en-
ceiIente, ct le choix des nOavelles ne asse rien
desire Ht*1
The Opelousas courier., 1857-02-28

~ NHaRE saARRos 7ues-lLundi dernier, dit ie Msrs-
slsemE a AhbexiIle, da as eauanE uEl nagre marroH
du nosn de PEANT, ct aui appartenait. ! M. Edmond
Lepsruse, fat rencoatr6 dams 10 hois, 4 Is miles
HAbbevite, par NM. a. T. Merriinan a Lorenzo
Rice. Somn.k tres fois de Sc rendre II pTis IA fuite
cestAI0Fs que Dc Rice Tasaikit dim coup de fasL
Tela ssnt les faits dapras renquste da Coroner
Bfoossard- Il 60 ia a a. eass. gs d.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-02-28

r
+ InoNDAT1pNs 4 NEw YoRK. On sait que
degranles inondations ont EN- lien dams |. Eistat
ds sNsws Fork. u suite de forEes pluies et
da iegel. Albany 6a6 inende. dams Ia
nuit de 8 an 8 eouraaees Ia.parlie infsrieure
de In vile campI IeteaaeFat envaaie par leseanx
CeIIss.ci as sont 6Ie1ees en plusieurs endroiss
jusqulan praniar etage des maisohs. Des
troupepa1 snEierss ent peri dansel eaHpa-
gnes. Vera , heures al matin,. Ia cloche
daIar1ne signale un incendie Ee feu-ve-
naiSdss prenslTe dana au enssep0s par snies ds
contact de Iaau et da Is elIan9 Lean sas
tureede Sliaux. 6tait 81 shaude aatour de
p6diGes, qtl II u SsG inpossible aux pompiers
de 81 aventurer Ell qusiIont ets oblikes de
rsssRrir ! lea batsaux plats.
lie steanse1 kkliSes H 6skeysa pgsd q
pFiafaust 3 eaal dams II port, Deuaa grands
batesFx az esHa troiis barges et deux re-
m6rqueurs OH egAleinent coule
1ous les enfrspots dn port ont ete rem
AA vile da Troy 4 eIk u meme iossFs pres
one eTitierenisnt submefnee T. E16s
nnssrehandisss dans <sFeen Island &.
une cegtaine qnantite de chanx. pF |
aA6 aEvore par les mes.
RI. uaxta Ell eRalnxea i lnu <'as
The Opelousas courier., 1857-02-28

aaAaKEsrAT1oNs.+4 On Iii darIs Il CoRyr5er
dcEG Lauis6asse.. Les arrestatisns faites par
u peiiees dnns le cours da ulsis de jiauvier.
s'6lsvent 2355s don't 1897 hammes ct 25a
fenlnes Ges sa0uahFes deaneut Ia statistique
eaiFaaate
657 hosamaa ets ~ femmea ens ete arretes
pour iErognerie; 14l hommes ct As femlnes
arreg6s pour Wrognerie et bris de Ia paix
pubiique, 2S3 hornmes et 81 femmes ont etc
arresss pour vagabondage; 22 arrestationa
pour assault aTac sarmas dangereuses;; arres-
tationa pour port argses cachees ls arres-
tations pour demence A arrestations paur re-
belIion arrestations pour obtention de
Haarchandises de faux preteztea; Z arres-
tationapOur " 4 ID poehe;; 5 arrf.ssations pour
reeel d'cbjets voles IL 2arrestatidns pourcoup
de eouteau, un de poignard; etentin, s ar
testasiens sur aoapeons Dc meurtre.
La raate des arrestationaa eu Lien pour des
dalies de psn as gravis6s E-
u
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Messrs. Sandoz 4 Me1nier,

Soyez assez bons pour annoncer que, cedant aux
solicitations de ses amis, Honorable JOHN H. OVER
TON CONSENT Sc laisser porter comme candidat d
a place de Juge du 15me District Judiciaire, COM
prenaut les Paroisses ST. Landry, Lafayette ct CAL
casieu pelecton d'Avr proclaim. p.
The Opelousas courier., 1857-02-28

IL Ceux de NOS abonnes qui recoiyent
leur journal aux bureaux de poste de Leon
vile ct dArnaudville, pourront payer leur
abonnement entire les mains de nj. Michel
Emonet, a .Gros ChevreuiI, qui est autorise a
donner quittance en- notre nom.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05
Democratic state Convention.

Al meeting Of the democratic State Central
Committee. held in San Ffancisco The 2Ulh oi May
the follow Ihg resolutions were adopted:
KE>oLNED. That the neat Democratic State Con
VeullOn be holden at the city OF Sacramen,U, Ub
I tCbsDA Y The l4sh day of July next and that the
basis of representation be follows, VIZ: One Gct
tgale from every Two hundred democratic votes
Cdsi. and one delegate for every fractioH over
hundred Democratic vote cast for any Democratic
STATE officer al the last general electnD-the Prs-
dcAial eiectOr1 being considered, Tor the purposes Of
tbisresOtuOD. as state officers.
RESOLVED. That Mes.rs. Thomas. Moore and Red
IngiOn are herety appointed Ia committee to canvas
the official returns in the office OF the Secretary Of
slate.Hnd fr0m them To make up and publish the ap
poruOnr1ent Of delegates to which the various cuun
lies are entitled, according TO the basis Oi presenla
ton adopted.
The COMMITTEE appointed by the last resolution
made the following report, 10y which the Democrats
ofthe various counties viii be governed la eleCting
ielegates 10 The state Convention.
ALFRED REDNGTON. Chairman.
=. X. WooDsIDE. Sec'y Dem. Stale Central Com.
TOGEN. ALrRED REDISGTUS. ChnirmHn. &c.--Dear
Sir: The Committee appointed AT the recent meeting
Oi The Democratic State Cenlrnl Committee TO appor
tOn the DELEGATES which each comfy will be entitled
10 elect under the resolutions OF the Central Commit
zee 10 meet III Convention in Sacramento the lIth
OF Jul, proxlmO. have made the following apportion-
mcnl. VIZ:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05
Mall TO California.

The time for receiving proposals at the
Office of the Postmaster General, for carry
ing the United States overland mail from
some point on the Missippi, to San Francis
co, expired on the 1st Of June. We may
therefore expect to see n line established
within the next six or eight months. The
point from which il is TO start on the Mlssis-
sippi is to be determined by the contractor
The Postmaster General is authorized to let
out the contract for carrying the mail SEMI
monthly TO San Francisco, for six years, at
n sum not exceeding S300,C0c, and for car
rying week Y, at n sum not exceeding S0oO-
600: for carrying il Scmi weekly, at sum
not exceeding SG00,0 Good four horse
coaches or wagons with springs, tit for the
accommodation Of passengers, will be re-
quired, and each trip is to be made in TWEEN
five days The contractor will be allowed
the pre-. emption right to $40 ncrcs Of land
on the line, provided the stations are not
nearer TO each other than ten miles and are
not situated on mineral lands.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

EpY VIRTUE of an execution issued ont of the
hD District Cour of the Tenth judicial District in
alrA for the county OF Iuba and state of California
me directed and delivered commanding me 90 make
ibe SUN I two thousand one hundred and flfty.eyhl
dollars and forty nine cents, with interest on two
thousand one hundred and five dollars aud nineteen
from tie 10Th day of May A. ID. 1857 at the rate
of one and one half per cent. per month uutil paid
and the c,rs's nccrung upon said writ, wherein
John G. Fan and u. T.. Brewster plaintiffs and
Abraham FGlck and Bunnell Bas,ett defendants, |
have levied upon aud will sell public sale to the
highest bidder for cash ON the 9th day Of June A.
u. 1857 at the hour of O'Clock 7 NJ, all of the
Ih title and interest OF both either the above
named defendants Abraham Fock and Bunne Bas-
sett in and 10 the following described property, to
wit: The one fourth interest to five mining claims
situated in Butte county stale of Calilurnia and
known ns Wiart X Co claims. said claims com.
mence at stake on the bank nf the West Branch Of
Feather river at ii point about miles above Mil
City un The opposite side of river therefrom,
thence running np the river 400 feet 10 ethence
back unto the hills IA the dividing ridge Also, upon
all tools slucos and mining implements belong ng
10 in anywise alfc crtaining Ia said mining cuims.
Sale To luke place al the Court House door, IN the
town If Oroye. couaty III d state aforesaid.
Z. FREEK, Sheriff Butte Co.
June 5. 1857
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05
Garden Ranch.

The proprietor of this ranch, A. S Hart
Esq, is erecting new and magnificent Ho-
tel. The building is two and half stories
high, with an observatory, overlooking the
surrounding country The lower floor will
be occapied as drinking saloon, billiard
saloon, parlor, and dining room, with their
necessay appurtenances. The second floor
is to he finished off with sleeping apartments
and parlors, of the most commOdious style.
The ladies' parlor adjoins the dining hall,
both being connected by large folding doors
which can be thrown open, making mag
nifcent dancing hall. The whole building
is surrounded by balcony or promenade
together with beautiful shady oaks. a
mountain stream courses its way over peb-
bly, bottom, Immediately in the rear Of the
building, the whole giving an air Of beauty
as a rural retreat, seldom obtained by the
hand of art.
Mr. Hart has already set out GOO or
800 fruit trees. and intends to otherwise
improve the grounds, making the place one
of the most beautiful in the state The
house will be thrown open to visitors in
about a month
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05

Gov. JoHNsoN.-Severl of the papers
have taken us to task for mentioning the
fact that Mr.. Weller and Governor Johnson
were travelling together, and intimating
that .bey might be endeavoring to interfere
in the Democratic primary elections The
Sacramento Journal learns by letters from
the interior of the State, that such was the
fact and that Governor johnson has join ed
''the conspiracy to divide and distract the
Democratic party" Is this the way Mr..
Weller exhibits his national democracy !?
Is it necessary for Mr. Weller to increase
his immense popularity, by the secret grips
and midnight workings of defunct Know
Nothingism We had been led to expect
that those whom the Democracy have long
honored with their respect, would not
adopt such a course to govern and control
the party. We would caution the Democra
cy of Butte against the schemes of their
tools in this county. who are working in
conjunction with X n s, to control the
action of the Democratic county convention
and nominate themselves to certain posi-
tions 1t is only necessary to inform the
democracy Of their nnhely scheming, to en-.
sure their reputation.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05

ENDoRsED.-Ihe independent, Black Re =
publican, vigAante, Democratic ~ Globe, of
San Francisco. copies, approves, and endors.
es an article from the Marysville Erpyess.
We would assure the conduc tors of the Ey.
press that they have our warmest sympathy
in the misfortune which has fallen upon
them. Live down the SANDERS of the ala
strumpet
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05

ATTEMPTED RoBBERx We learn that n
person was stopped on Wednesday night by
two men, short distance above 0roville, it
is supposed with the intention of robbng
him. They seized his horse by the bit, but
the animal not being accustomed TO such
treatment, broke away from them and es
capped. 1t is said the man Was taking coin
up the river, for the purpose Of buying dust,
and 1t is probable that his departure from
town was known.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05

Ice I'VE are indebted TO Darlington &
Co for an abunbandant supply of ice, fur
nished us yesterday Mr.. C. has just re-
turned from Grass Valley, having perfected
arrangements to receive a constant supply
from that point. 1t is beautiful quality
OF ice--cear as crystal, and " cool as a
cucumber He will commence serving it
out TO his customers this morning, when they
will have an opportunity Of judging for
themselves
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05
Ordinance No. 80.

IN ORDINANCE Prescribing the man
ner Of disposing of.Gnes iepied for riO-
IationS Of the Ordinances Of the TOacn
Of OrOoiHe.
The Board Of Trustees of the town of Oroville, do
Ordnin as follow:
SEQ lst All fines levied and imposed for viola
tious of the provisions of any ordinance or ordinnn
of the town OF OrOvie. shall be paid over into
hands OF The Treasurer of said tow nit shall belong
to and be drawn out OF the General Fund OF said
town ION the order Of the Board Of Trustees of said
town.
Passed June 4, 1856.
THOS. WELLS, President.
Attest s. l.. SNYDER Clerk
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05

DANG ERoUs.-Our attention has been
cinder heap, in front of the Young Amer
ica' saloon, on Myers st. The public street
is no place for depcsiting hot ashes. The
the result of this carelessness. let our po-
lice attend to 1T.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05

HACk.--The Carriage of Messrs. Francis
& Davis. appears to be doing n thriving
business. 1t is constantly on the move, and
if that be any criterion-is doing quite as
well as carriages in the cities of greater
pretension below.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05

Toy Il OrTERsoN This firm bav;no
completed their magnificent store on Mont.
gomery street, removed into 1t from the 81.
Nicholas Hotel building on yesterday The
building is substantial and beautiful one.
and is thoroughly fire proof. The builder,
Mr.. Hussey has made an excellent jtb, and
deserves great credit for the taste and du.
rablity his work exhibits. Messrs Toy &
Otterson have it we'll filled with general
assor tment Of clothing, and are prepared t.
acomodate the pubic cheaper than ever.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05

CALIFORNIA REPoRTs.-We are under
obligations to the Reporter, Vim Governor
Morris, Esq, for a copy of the California
reports. The work is neatly executed, and
will be found an invaluable volume for the
Profession. Mr.. Morris will accept our
thanks for his kind remembrance.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05
L rick,

| Our brick manutac urers find il close work
to supply the demand. Buildings are going
up with rapidity, AMI every day brings
forth a contract. This morning the work
men commence laying the walls for brick
block on Huntoon street, adjoining the The
atre building, When it is completed, nearly
the entire burnt district will be covered
with brick. This does not look very dis
couraging, and shows that fire cannot wipe
out O:oville. The Theatre has progressed
rs high as the first story and workmen are
now engaged in laying the first and second
floors, and arranging the inside work
When this shall be completed, the second
story will be reared. 1t will be the largest
building in town, and will present neat
appearance. The proprietors, Messrs. Nor
ris & Downcr deserve great credit for their
energy and enterprise
Those who have pockets interested else
| where may croak against the advancement t
and prosperity of Orovlle-may labor to
turn trade and travel esewhere, and use
their brief authority to prevent the opening
Of roads--steamboats may haul off, and
croakers cry ruin-but Orovile will con-
tnue to prosper with the rapid and reathy
advancement that has hitherto distinguished
her from other towns of California. Her
natural advantages will enable her to do
this The extensive mining regions in this
vicinity. with its abundant supply of water
will furnish labor for thousands Of miners
The fact that Oroville is self sustaining, is a
Sufficient guarantee of her future greatness
The fact that money is here produced, and
AS consequence, is cheaper than when
transported elsewhere, must eventually
bring US the benefits of an extended com
mcrce, either by the river, (Which has been
proved to be navgable) or by railroads
There is not another town in the Golden
State" of California that presents such all
vantages as this. Not elsewhere within our
State limits, has the hoarse whistle Of the
steamer called the miner from his drift, or
startled the Asiatic from his basin and
tOChtI. lilC uIluto VI OiONlllCs IuuSO C'O VII
tually give her the benefit of other natural
advantages which she possesses, however
much interested persons may scheme against
her. bt is true advancement might be facl
itated by proper efforts. Our facilities for
comm uncation, and for the receipt of mer-
chandize would be advanced by improving
the river--our T. ade would be increased by
opening roads which would permit the trade
of other sections to approach US The in
activity Of our citizens, combined with the
blind policy of our county authorities may
retard our advancement, bSt cannot over
come our natural advantages Those inter
ested will arouse from their lethergy, dis
card from public service those who plot
against public prosperity, and whose policy
would deprive the county of the benefits OF
an extended commerce, due to her pOsili on
and natural advantages. Oroville was the
first to dispatch a stage coach to Utah-sh
will be the first to receive the iron horse
from the Father of Waters" Oroville
is "brick," Notwithstanding the seeming
triumph of those who would destroy her
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05

EMPIRE HoTEL.--We would refer the at
tention of the public to the advertisement of
this old established house, in this morning 5
paper The propretors announce new ac-
commodations, and a reduction in the price
of board. The table will be supplied with
the best the market affords.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05

AssAULT.-A man by the name Of Me-
Swiggins was brought before Justice Stafford
yesterday, for assaulting and battering his
wife. The Judge very properly gave the
man very severe lecturing, and finally
fined him twenty dollars. or twenty days in
the county Jail. The fine was paid
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05

Gs- j. c. Hinckley, County Judge Of
Shasta county, has sent in bis resignation,
to take effect on the 18th of June. Ii the
County Judge of Butte county should hap
pen to resign, down would go the Republi.
can organization of this county. "Set en-
up on both al Jud .e
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05
Demo,la,.. 1o..n,y Convention.

The Dcmocratic Electors OF the different Precincts
IN Butte county are hereby requt sled To send dele
gates Ia the Democratic county Convention which is
hereby called 10 meet al OrOvile on Monday july g.,
1851, Tor the purpose of electng delegates to the
Stae Convention. the Fifteenth Judicial District
Convention the l4th senatorial district Convention,
and for the nomination Of ount ONcers. Accord
Ing To II apporiionmen adopted by the last Cuny"n'
ZION the diiierct Precincts entitled To repre-
ApniatG ~ follows:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05

ASSAULT AND BATTERY .-Justie SAT-
ford's docket exhibits the fact that Billy
Foster assaulted and battered a woman on
Wednesday evening, and was charged ten
dollars for his ungallant action.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05

MUNICIPAL The Board Of Trustees met
yesterday and passed couple OF ordinances,
one of which appears this morning. Will
publish the other to morrow.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05

GINGER BEER.--We are under obliga-
nons to John Davis for supply Of this
pleasant beverage, from his manufactory.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05

CAsH.--M. Brooks, Montgomery street,
asvertises to furnish cash on various kinds
of truck, and to dispose unredeemed pledges
cheap for cash.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05

TRooPs rs THE SoUTH.--Fears are eater
tanned that the United States troops in the
San Diego country will be drawn, leaving
the Inhabitants unprotected against the In
dians.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05

NEws.--We are indebted to Jimmy Scott
for his kind attentions in supplying us with
newspaper favors
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05

THANKS We received a pitcher full OF
cooling punch from the Empire Hotel
Thanks.