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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03

LATER FROM CARSON VALLEY.-A dis
patch from pacervile in the Union, dated
Oct 30th, says, NJ. Haines and C. N. Not
man arrived from Carson Valley this after
noon, and report one of the Indians implicat-
ed in the murder of Williams and McMar
land as having been taken on Monday last,
at the ranch of w. Thornton, by posse
headed by Col. Rogers. The Indian is known
as Charley, and was taken to the station and
placed in charge of Col. Rogers. He was
tried on Tuesday, and confessed enough to
convict any man before jury of white men.
Pending the vote as to his fate, he struck
his guard, ran and was shot twice while
running. and died that night. Capt. Jim,
of the Washoe tribe, decoyed Charley to the
ranch and then informed the whites.
No news in regard to the difficulties at
Honey Lake .
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03

No More GRAPEs.-We would Say to our
friends, says the LosAngeles Star of the Gath
ult., as we'll as all the lovers of grapes at
the north, that they should make the most
of the grapes that go up on this trip of the
last shipment of the season The wine max.
ers here are paying as much for grapes as
they will nett to the shippers, and as the
grapes are getting dry, they are in more de-
mand for wine and less for shipping.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03
TRUSTEES
vOLNEY L. HOWARD. SAMUEL J. HENsLEY,
ELI COOK

VOLNEY Il. HOWARD. SAMUEL J. HENSLEY,
ELI COOK.
vE7HE UNDERSIGNED has established in
III the City Of san Francisco a BANK, under the
above name, style and title. The object is to furnish
especially To FARMERS. MINERS and MECHAN-
has been conveyed 10 competent and reliable Tius-
tees PRODUCTIVE REAL ESTATE, amounting to
not lass than four hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Certificates OF deposit will be issued for any
amount from Five Dollars upwards. but Ccrtih-
cate will be issued bearing interest for less sum
than One Hundred Dollars nor for ashorter time than
SIX months The interest paid upon these Certificates
VIII be at the rates or Three per cent. per aDnum.
ALL MONEYS LOANED will be upon first class
securiliesbut borrowers will be required 10 pay oil
the expenses OF searching titles, drawing mortgages
and otter papers-the right reserved to the bank
say who shall search the titles draw the papers, and
the manner in which they shall be drawn.
Gold Dust will be received and deposited at the
United States Mint any Assay Office for assay, and
the deposOFs of the same charged the usual market
rates for SO doing.
Foreign and domestic Exchange purchased and
forwarded, charging usual commissions in ouch cases.
but no Exchange will be forwarded without funds or
ample satisfactory security in hand.
The Bank is situated in the CITY OF SAN FRAN
CISCO, on the North East of Montgomery and
California Streets aud will be open daily, (Sundays
and holidays excepted) from A. NJ. until p. NJ
On every Saturday Evening from : to O'Clock, and
on the night previous to the sailing of the Steamers
from O'clock until III 7. NJ.
SAMUEL BRANNAN.
San Francisco, Oct. 81, 1851. n2-lm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03
For the Record.
My Soul Thy Dreaming Cease.

My goul thy dreaming cease, awake
'Tis folly to longer hope;
Thy air built castles of JOY will break,
And leave thee with grief TO cope.
Dreams are naught but spirits of night
That joys bright mask oft wear
Their smile is sweet, but leaves flight
In the soul when they disappear.
My heart thy signing cease, forbear
'Tis folly to longer pine;
There's none for thy sorrows e'er will care,
No sympathy e'er be thine.
There's few road thee Alright
Those few smile at thy despair;
But though they may treat thee with despite,
My heart from thy signing forbear.
Ny brain thy throbbing cease, and rest
'Tis folly to longer work;
The pictures by fancy on thee imprest,
Are teeming with naught but murk.
Fancy's pencil touch is but light,
Soon pales its colors gay;
The sketch will fade when brought TO light
Then away with thy dreams, away
D'ORvuLE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03

PUzZLING JURY.-In the case of the
People VS.. Stevens, tried in Mariposa last
week, for the murder of George Hobiler, a
very curious point was raised by the counsel
for the defence. The only testimony rela.
tive to the death of Hobier was that she
never spoke afterwards - The defence made
strong point on this, and asked the jury to
discharge the prisoner, on the ground that
no killing had been proven. The jury failed
to agree, and the Gazette says mainly on
account of the neglect of the District Attor-
ney to elicit from the principal witness the
answer that deceased was dead instead of
'that he never spoke afterwards"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03

A New BUSINESS FOR STOCKTON Boys -
The Argus says that a number of small boys
from ten to fourteen years of age, have re-
Gently developed brisk and profitable trade
in acorns at Stockton. They gather large
quantity of them a short distance from the
city, and find sale for them, at the rate OF
one dollar rer hundred pounds The butch
ers and hog raisers pronounce them nearly
equal to grain for the fattening of stock. and
purchase all they can obtain at the price
above named. During the past week, two
small boys have gathered from eight to ten
hundred pounds per day, and with hand
cart have brought them to market They
probably realized for their weeks work,
from $25 to $50 each,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03
The Meeting Of the Citizens OF san Fran

cisco.
By telegraphic despatch is yesterdays
State Journal, we learn that a large and at
tentiye meeting of the citizens of San Fran
cisco, was held in Musical Hall, on Saturday
evening The committee on resolutions re-
ported a preamble and resolutions, which,
after paying an appropriate tribute to the
glorious dead, and awarding the mead of
praise to the gallant men who perilled their
lives and vessels in their efforts to rescue
the survivors, proceeds to express the most
decided disapprobation of the heartless dis
regard of the lives and comfort of passen-
gers displayed by the various steamship
companies. The resolutions, all spirited in
their character, loudly condemn the care
lessness of U. S. steamship companies as lit
tie less than crime-severely condemn the
using of the steamers Panama and Califor-
mia, by p. NJ, S. s. Company demanded of
Congress immediate settlement of the Pacific
Railroad question; also suggested amend
ments to law regulating inspection and pro-
visioning Of steamships. The meeting was
addressed by c. J. Hughes, f. P. Tracy, Col,
Crockett and B. Swasey.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03

FINE WooLED SHEEP.-The bark Ann
Jane, which arrived about week since,
brought from Australia another small lot of
merino sheep, there being - rams and Al
ewes They were very fine wooled, and are
in good condition both as to health and flesh.
Eight only were lost on the passage, which
consumed six weeks to Tahiti, where they
were turned ont to pasture for three weeks.
The vessel was SIX weeks from Tahiti to this
port, making three months the animals we're
at sea. We understand they are to be offered
for sale in few days, in which case fine
chance will he afforded our wOol.growers to
secure the right kind of stock. I'0tcn Talk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03

ROWE, THE CoNTEMPTIBLE Mr.. Rowe,
who has shown himself so cOntemptibly con-
temptuous of grand juries and courts in
general, having signifed his willingness to
talk turkey" was taken from his home on
the waters, and brought face to face with
the grand jury of Sacramento county, on
Friday. but being still unwilling to answer
the interrogatories propounded by that in
quisitorial body, he was re-shipped on the
"Auld Brig" Edward "wants to go ashore )"
he has fished so much since he became a
sailor, that he is tired of using Bats to
catch suckers, and half wishes he never had
tried it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03

CENSUS RETURN OF CHILDREN IN TR1N1.
TY CoUNTY.-Mr. Wm. Maloney has just
completed census of the children in Trinity
county. The whole number of children
(from to Is years. is one hundred and
eighteen, including seven domesticated In
dians. Out of this number, 81 reside in
Weaverville township, and about two thirds
of that number are in regular attendance at
the district school; the remainder at the
school connected with the Catholic church of
that place. Including the children under
four years of age, the number in the county
would be sweled TO nearly two hundred.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03

MALICIOUS MIscHIEF,--A man named
Callaghan was sent to Jail yesterday, in de-
fault of payment of twenty dollars fine, i'm
posed upon him by Squire Donoho, for
breaking or battering Josephine Brothers
water pitcher, and otherwise incommoding
her and her goods and chattels. This man
Callaghan is n disorderly, drunken fellow
and had just been released from Jail, when
he was arrested on the charge for which he
is now imprisoned
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03
OROViLLE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Sd, 1857.

THANKsGIyING.-The Governor has at
last proclaimed his desire to have the people
ofthe land return thanks that he is about to
be succeeded by an unwavering Democrat,
and has designated Thursday, the 2Gth of
November. as an appropriate season for ex-
ercising the desired devotions. We shall
be thankful, and eat as much turkey as the
duties of the important occasion will seem
to require.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03
County Treasurer's Office,

OhUFIbLE' VOtUUtI uII3 ICOI.
Notice ishereby given that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the let day OF November 1856,
and the 5ih and l2th OF February 1857 inclusive,
except Nos. 1914. and 1850 also Court House and
Jail Warrants Nos. Sal, SAP, and 53, alsoWarrants OH
INDECENT Sick Fund Nos l4Ol l4O2. 1905 1904, 1892,
1434, l.that the same will be paid on presentation
at this Office, and aftor this date said Warrants will
cease 10 bear interest.
WIN. LATTIMORE,
Teasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03

ORovILLE AND BANGOR SrAGE.--Messrs
Nye Co., arc running a regular independ-
ent stage line between Oroville and Bangor,
ria Garden Ranch, Wyandottc. Wyman's
Ravine, and Kentucky Ranch. The stage is
under the sole charge of Ned Pratt, who
handles the ribbons as gracefully as Jehu,
and looks as "pretty as pink rs he sits
perched on the box. Persons desiring to
visit Bangor, will find Ned and his coach,
either at the Orleans, the Western House
or Sacramento Stable.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03

UNPRovoKED ASSAULT A man named
Mccoy was convicted yesterday Of assault
and battery on an OLD gentleman named
Pike, and fined sixty dollars, in default Of
the payment of which he was taken to iail
We were not present at the trial, bat arc in
formed that the assault was entirely unpro.
voked, and the punishment richly deserved.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03

A WISE MEAsURE.-We understand that
the California Steam Navigation Company,
in obedience to q request from Col. Coffee,
u S. Inspector of Steamboats,, has issued
orders to all the engineers and pilots en-
ployed on their boats to appear before COL
Coffee and Capt John c. Hoyt, Agent of the
New York Board of Undwriters, and under.
90 an examination as to their competency
aud fitness for the responsible positions oc-
cupied by them. This is n wise and judicious
move, and if proper examinations are had,
cannot fail to do good and inspire confidence
in the public mind I'OiCn TAX.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03

NARROW EsCAPE.-Uuder the foregoing
caption, yesterdays California Express says :
Justice Berry of Oroville, and others, his
c0mpagnOns du vOydge, were coming to
this city in a two horse carriage on Satur.
day evening last. When they arrived in
half mile of the city, travelling at a to!era-
bly, rapid rate, they discovered, by the leap
ing of their horses, that they had run over
some unusual object in the road. They stop
ped and examined, and were greatly aston
ished to find that they had run directly over
drunk man, lying in the middle Of the
highway. He was lying as still as a log and
apparently as lifeless. They concluded they
had killed him as dead as he ought to have
been, but found, upon close inspection, that
he had not been touched. The horses bad
leaped completely over him and the wheels
passed on either side of his boby. The Shas-
ia stage was yet to come, and that would
have settled his hash certain, if he had
remained there; but the party humanely
removed him and drove on. The besotted
fool was in no wise grateful for their kind
ness, but growled out an mprecation or two
on his benefactors, and fixed himself on the
side Of the road for another snooze. thus
they left him.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03
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>
scian to the State Marine Hospital, San Francisco.
N. B.-Dr G. can receive few patients into his
house, fronting the the Plaza near Musical Hall.
Oroyllle, Aug. 4th
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice to Attorneys.

Dy an order made in the District Court Of Il Fiji.
teenth Judicial District in and for Butte County, by
the Hon. G. T.. Williams Judge thereof at Chambers
the I'd day Of Oct. ic51 Rule 9th of said Court is
changed for Nov Term 1884, ms TO read Each
VIII be disposed eff for the term as it is reached
upon the calendar" NJ. II. DARRACH,
Oct. 20-3t Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03

The TRI-WEEKLY ARGUs-We are IN re.
ceipt OF the I'd number of the above paper
1t is about "a size +" smaller than the gntte
Record, and bids fair to become a valuable
and interesting journal This tri.weeklv is
the progeny of the Empire County Argus,
and is published at PlacervilIe.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03

DIR. L.J. CZapkay.-In another column Of this
paper will be found the advertisement of l.. j.
CHAPKAY, NJ. ID. The doctors testimonials are of
such "a character as TO justify us in commencing him
to public cons leFation SIS gentleman and physcian
and who in every way qualified for the faithful
performance Of his promises. If
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03

ATLANTIC MAIL.-A notice ia our adver-
tising columns advises the public that the
Atlantic mail closes at the Oroville Postoflice
to-day, Nov. Sd, at o'clock z. NJ. Also,
that the steamer papers done up in wrap
pers and prepaid, may be obtained at the
Postoffice Literary Depot.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03

VERY HEALTHY The Sacramento Age,
OF Nov lst, says: From Sunday last until
yesterday evening, but one death, that of
On infant, occurred in Sacramento. Can
any city in the world, with population of
2o'ooo. show more healthy condition than
this ?
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03
Rich Gu!cN Steam Mining ca

An assessmet Of ten per cent on the capital stock
was made on the 5lh Of October Shares Al, i2, 43,
Al, 49, 46, AZ, As, 6j. &C, 81, 6s CO. TO- H. ~, 49, O.
81, 81, SO, 54, 55, SO, 49, "a. 95, 06, will be sold
at the Court House door at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, Sat-
urday, Nov. 1857, to the highest bidder for cash, to
pay back assessments. Per order of Trustees.
ID. ID. HARRIS, sec'y.
0rovlle, Oct. 6, 1857. o9-3w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
a tlantic Mail !

The Atlantic Mail closes at the Oroville Postoffice
TUESDAY NEXr, Nov. 3d. nj 9Th O'clock, p. NJ.
STEAMER PAPERS, for home circulation, neatly
done up in wrappers and prepaid TO the Atlantic
States snd Europe-Price % cts.-may be obtained
at the counter Of
GARNIIAM & LOCKWOOD,
PosT 0rTIcE LITERARY DEPoT.
2. S.-A large amount of Postage stamps and En-
yelopes constantly on hand. g. * l..
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03
TIE; GOLDEN GATE
Mining Company.

Capital Stock $500, ,O0O-No. OF Shares 200.
FEVHE above COmpany's Claim is located in Main
H. Feather River, comm .ncing AT the head of the
Cape Clam, and extending thence twenty-nine hun
dred feet up the river 10 the Nebraska Claim. Said
Company has been organized, and those desiring to
subscribe to Stock fnd the books at the law Office
Of p. II. Harris, ESQ, on Myers st.
NJ Per ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03
DIR. AUBERT.

FRENCH PHYSICIAN, Graduate Of the Medical
College Of France, SURGEON AND ACCoUCHER,
diploma exhibited when requred0 Montgomery St,
next door TO the Orleans Hotel
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03

FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, U. D.
n Stated meetings are held in the Masonic
" " Hall on the second and fourth Fridays of each
~ Nmonth. II. A. GAsToN, NJ. L. H.P.
G. f. COTTON, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03
n OT GE =

OFFICE WELLS, FARGO & Co,
Oroviile, Oct. 22d, 1867
Our Office will be open from 5 to I o'clock p. VI. On
Sundays. jos. McWiLLIAMS, Agent.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-03

DIR. j. c. YOUNG, whose advertisement ad.
verlisement appears in another column is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement. If
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-31
N ASHVILIE:
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1857.


mn
The URlon and Ameri-an gives General
Pillow the benefit of an article defending
him against the assaults of an "illiberal
partisan press, and claiming that in all the
controversies growing out of his Mexican
campaign he has triumphed. We suppose
the article may be regarded as an anodyne
administered with view to assuage the
pains of the patient General, caused by the
defeat of his civic aspirations. But,
whether it will have the desired effect re-
mains to be seen. We fear it will not;
that its tendency will be rather to open up
his wounds afresh; for how unpleasant
must be the reflection that whilst he has
triumphed over the combined assaults Of
his political enemies, he has fallen under
the blows of his political friends, even
whilst they admit that he "has not only
served his country but has reflected honor
upon his State;" and announce that Ten
nessee will cherish the honor of her dstin-
guished citizen soldier Why should he
who has reflected honor upon his State,
have been crushed by bis party friends to
pave the way for the exaltation of another,
and not " better" soldier These refec-
tons are of more Importance to Gen. Pill
lows reputation than the ''illiberal as
saults which he, in the opinion Of the Union
and American, has scattered with ease.
His defeat by his own party, at the time
| and uDdar r ba oirouDSfaDoaS &c a moro Spri-
Gus assault than any made upon him by his
! political enemies, and will work him more
damage.
The American press of Nashville cannot
be numbered with the " iIliberal partizan
press" our contemporary rebukes. They
have given General Pillow the advantage
of republication of whatever he wrote in
the recent controversy, in this respect set
ting an example of fairness which we hope
to see riValed by sham democratic journals.
Nor can the communication of A Girl
ZEN" published in the Bannsr, be placed
to the account of partizan illiberality, mas
much as it was written by political friend
of Gen. Pillow and so announced by that
paper.
Sham democratic papers should be the
last to pirate of partizan illibera'ity.
When have they ever manifested Iiberality
towards a political opponent. With what
zeal they sought to blacken the fame o.
Gen. Harrson-how they ridiculed and
belittIed the noble old patriot Zachary Tay
lor-and with what relentless zeal they
have DETAINED the hero Scott, we need not
say. The memory of the reader doubtless
cherishps their conduct as an ignobIe ex
ample to be avoided by the just and patri
otto of their countrymen.