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Land for Sale.

THOMAS j. PIeKENS' ESTATE.
lNtf,e 21th lay Of December, 1856, the sub
" scfibes gave hona ami received letters tes-
tainenta,y OF the esfase of holnas J. Piclaas,
Iste Of Aonroe coun:y. 0ii;o, deeaased, in The
Probate court q. sd rofmtv.
JANE PlcaENs. Ex'r.
De. %, 1876.
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As I; genlesls !, ter many, Of the diseases pecu-
liar to tfie tYg9t. The Rtt9ctfc PiIis bavs no
equal sucie7as Bilflonss ss'ftiseas4 feraaeansinck
tste system sepeiz.Iissssfn sClii}ls, Fever and
Aats-stt' {, act eiss sAe5 i{sel aad secret:e
cure lGslspSia, SICK Heaqache.. Janndiee, AZ
fectioils Of tie tEfelntys, asd ltseases OF the
Bioe,t-oires Costfvt,issss; :evs cleans.
the stomaclr'antlA iiowels4 dseerate specifically
upon the Liverana Seoretienssgis tone TO the
Digestive organs. ana establish healthy as
ton in the whole sJ Stem. THUS not only re-
moving present Diseases hut preparing the sys-
TEN toresist futdreattaclis oil the sasne sisse'
These Pin sliave beei liefoFe;the public about
foar,Ytars. ahehtliey have acquired a reputation
for the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS wsll
as other diseases for which they are rscsni-l
meiidedA witch. has. never been cquailed kys
any -fene,lye heretofore offered, to the public,
III the same length OF time. ,S1,sA.' sss-fa
Al tie foregoing Family Medicines are
prepared sila ssolltby DIR. s. FELL ERS c
81 His only authorized agent in Woods
iield isa sEe1 ~ A. d. BRIGGS.
June 4, ls@6.-1y. 4 "a ....s
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ELETGHER.S ESTATE

THOMAS iEI4EICHEIe1Sf ESFATE.
fThi. creators of saia estate are hereby poti-
lsiie,i. har on the oath dav OF, November
lS56} the-PIobatet curt of Msnfne county. o.,
declared said estateuo be prob.,bly insolvent
Creditors aie therefor to present tl,eir
claims against the estate to the undersigned.
diving near ehea!isviie.in said coanty:) for al
lowance, willinsiX monthstioln the time above
mentioned, ofhe iwise they will not he entitled
to paymeiIt.isie THOMAS Ii. ELEfC HER, sc 8
Novels, j S56.z toHsa.. Q sit.s5fsi Amir
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Ayers CatIaItiC Pills.

Ayers { atEaItIC FILLS.
ENiiE sciences of Chemisry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmost produce this best, naSt perfect
purgatye which is known to man. Innumerable proofs
shown that these PILLS have virtues which surpass in
excellence the ordinary medicines, and that they win I'M
prccedentely upon the esteem of a They safe
and pleasant TO take but powerful to cure Their pcne-
trating properties stimulate the vital activities otheBody,
the distractions of its organs purify the blood,
and eXel disease They out :he foul hunors which
breed and grow ds:empeT, stimulate sluggish Gsor-
dere organs into their natural action and imart healthy
tone with strength 10 the whole system. Not only do
they the everyday complaints of everybody but
also frmi liable and dangerous diseases that have bafe
best of human skill. While they produce powerful
effects they at the time in diminished doses 'e
safest and best hysic that be employed for chill
Being sugircoated they are pleasant to take and b
purely vegetable free from any risk of harm Clrfs
which strTass belief were they not sub
stanated by Of such exalted position and character
TO forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many eminent
elergymen and physicians have lent their names TO ceti
fly TO the public reliability my remedies while 9th
have the assurance of their conviction that
my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief OF m!
afflicted, suffering fellow-nien. -"t ~
The Agent below named is pleased furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their use and
certihtes of their cres of The following copplaints-
Crs,iveness Bilious Complaints, Ehe,natism Dropsy,
Heartbrn. Headache arising from foul Stornac Nai-
ludces Morbid inacti0n OF the lowes and ram
arising tberehpm, Fatulency Loss of Appetite All Ulcer
and Cutancous Diseases which reqnse an evaciialt
Netcfne Serofnla Kings Evil. iryiaso by purify
iig blood and stimulating the system, cure nify
complaints which il would not he supposed they coud
reach such etfess Partial Kindness Neuralgia amt
Nervous Iritabilsy nerangements of the Lytr anu n
/ neys Cont aud other kindred complaints arising from
lew state of the body obstruction Of its functions
Do not I've put off by unprneplsd dealers with some
otller-,ll-they make profit on. Ask for AYERS
| Pills. and take nothing else. No other they can g'e
you comrarfs with this in its intrinsic Nalueor curative
powers Tie sick the best aid there is 10" them
a:ld they should have it. .ts s-E -
ao1Etepa s'ess by DIR. y. G. Az ER, g
EstG5tiesl ana Analy ytieal Chemist, Lowell, Mass
PRIcE 20 CTs. PER Box. FIVE Boxes FOR L. z
.Tlst .1tia SOLD BY 4 ad
IJ. NJ. Kirkbride, WoodSfeld; Armstron
Mooney & Co, BealIsyille; Kotzebue I
Oblinger, Malaga; Charles Hare, Sun
merfeld; and by all dealers in Med
cines everywhere. M M t3
august 20, 1856. aa3 50
| Blank Deeds and Mortgage
for sale at this Office.
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u Rachel LINN 3 Tsia

i n 81 Rachel L nm 8. Estate. satsaaf
: h Office IS hereby given that the subscgiber
~ has been appointed and qiiaIGet as Adj
Administrator on the Estate of kachei Linn. late
kof Monroe COUNTY ;t)hio, deceased.8 8 ,ab'
-l'5sxo .Z3atid u JOHN kEYSER. Adln'r.
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ARRTVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
MAILS At EUNFISH, OHIO. J.

EAsrEKY MAiI-LeGrcs Wheeling lby Steam
boat Stephen Bayard,0 at 10 o'clock A. a.,
Alondays. " WelInes1ays and Friiays rarriceS at
Sunfsh same lays at O'Clock 7, NJ. Return
ing iearcs Par>ersburgh 8 o'clock A. NJ, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays; arrires at sun
ash from ! to = o'clock 2. NJ, same days. -
WoopsEsID MAn- Departs tuesdays and
Fridays at ) Z. NJ. and afrtres " Meanesdays
ans. Saturdays BY . a. VI. ft =
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b.. n. FITTNER.

Continues his old business the Makee's fire
proof building, next door above Dr.. Hofuann's Drug
Store, Kaahulnanu
Chonocers rated by observations Of tie san and stars
with transit instrument accurately adjusted the
meridian Of Honolulu. Particular
repairing SeEtant aUd quadrant glasses s;lvered
and adjusted Charts and nautical constantly
hand and for sale. 4I-tf
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BUSINESS S CARDS.
AGENT FOR TIE

AGENT FOR HE
New y 0p,< Board Of Cns:crwr5teSs.
The undersigned takes leave notify Merchants, Ship Masters,
&C ttme he has been duly appointed Agent for the
New. Board of Underwriters.
13-Iy ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
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CIvILITY Is 4 FoRTUSE-Civility is a fortune
ITSELF for courteous man always succeeds in Iife
and that even when persons of ability sometimes fail
The famous Duke Of Marlborough is in point
1t was said of him by one contemporary, that his
agreeable manners often converted enemy into
friend; and by another, that it was more pleasing
be denied favor by his Grace, than to receive one
from other men. The gracious manner of Charles
James Fox preserved him from personal dislike, even
at a time when he politically the most unpopular
man in the kingdom. The history of our own country
is full of examples Of success obtained by civity
The experience of every man furnishes, if we but
recall the past frequent instances, where coneiatory
have made the fortunes of physicians, law
yers divines, politicians, merchants, and indeed,
individuals of all pursuits. In being introduced to
Stranger his afabity the reverse creates instan-
taneously prepossession in his behalf, or awakens
unconsoiously prejudice against him. To men,
civility IS IN fact, what beauty is to woman; it is
general passport to favor; letter of Recommendation
written in a language that every stranger under
stands. The best Of men have often injured them
selves by rrtablty and consequent rudeness as the
greatest scoundrels have frequently succeeded bv
their plausible manners. Of two men, equal in all
other respects the courteous has twice the chance
t0r rtortune-Philadelphia Ledger.
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A REAL NABOB IN PARIs.-An East-IndIan from
Singapore has been astonishing the Parisians by the
story-book sort of caprice with which he spends his
treasures. Boundlessly wealthy, he acts like veri-
fed and conmon-pace-ified Aladdin. He first
heard of, from having fallen in the way of a we'll
known theatrical manager, who happened to be in
want Of a large of money to redeem his property
from embarrassment. The Aladdin gave it to him
like pinch of snuff, asking for no security except
free eatree and admission behind the scenes.
Shortly AFTER this son of Ali-Baba took fancy for
charming house that he at the foot Of garden
n the Champs Elysees. He stopped his carriage
and rang at the bell The proprietor happened to be
At home The nabob made him the Eastern sauta-
ton, and entered Walking around and surveying
everything, he at last opened the conversation.
This appears 10 rle a lovely residence
. Yes-it is very wel,'' answered the resident.
surprised, but still somewhat fattered.
- 1t seems convenient though SMALL
Convenient, certany-but, small, did you say? %
No rnatter.-such as it is like it, and will buy
il"
But, Monsieur! it is not for sae!''
s' That makes no difference-how much is 1t
Worth ?''
What is that to you, Monsieur, since wish to
keep it -
ssWelI, then-fye hundred thousand francs
g Good! | Will give you seven hundred thousand J"
The owner was staggered and still hesitated.
But. Monsieur, | reside here-and then my
Here is a string of diamonds for your wife, and
I'VE thousand more francs for her pin-money. VIII
that content you -
d" But-but'-
Sc But what? Take q million francs, then, and
give me the keys
That same evening, the nabob sent his horses home
to the stables of his new house in the ChampsEysees.
Translated with left forefnger upon incredulous
nostrnN
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RITSON & HART.

Successors to MIR Henry Robinson, Wholesale Wine and Spirit
Nerchsnt, }noulu, H. J. the Auction Room OF 4
P Everett AuconeeT, nearly opposite the Custom House.
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8Ss Ns FIEELys
Commission Merchant Honolulu Oahu Sandwich 1saucs.
BY permission, ne refers
c. W CAErWNHT President Of Manufacturers Insurance
Company, Boston.
II. A. PIERCE, Bostcn
THAYER, RICE s Co.
EDWARD Morn ROBINSON, New Bedford.
JOHN ". BARRETT SJNs, Nantucket.
PERKINS & SMITH, New London.
+. SNOW, Honolulu
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Every heavy burden of sorrow seems like stone
hung round our neck, yet they often only like the
stones used by pearl-divers, which enable them to
reach the prize aad to rise enriched
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Ship Chandlers aud Commission Merchants and
General Merchandise LahGina Maui Nhalyrs furnished
with recruits at the shortest notice. 10 exchange r goods
bills. 3i-tI
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HONOLULU.
BxTsIM zsS CARDS.
Y. FOF.GER

ship Chandler and General Merchant Queen street
opposite Makee Anhon's brick block, Honolulu, Oahu
REFERENCES:
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DANIEL c. WATERMAN.
Commission Merchant General Shipping Agent onolu1
Oahu, 5. I.
REFERENCES.
Messrs. MORGAN, HATHAWAY, s. Ce.. San Francisco
IACONDRAY /. Co.,
y. L. GREEN Co, New Bedford
JAMES j. CoECDOy, Esq,
". 6. T. POPE Esq,
Honolulu, July / 1856 jy1-tf
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The undersigned inform his friends residents
carry his business III all its branches at
the old stand of Nuuanu and Marine streets Ship
Agents and Masters respectfully invited to call and
his large and desirable assortment Of Casks, Barrels,
etc, Orders left OF his shop viii be executed with dispatch
the most reasonable terms. II. c. GRAHAM.
N B. On hand and for sale. 1000 bbis Casks. 7-1y*
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LUMBER. LUMBER.

THE SUBSCRIBER
nFFERS FOR SALE tie following invoice Of mer-
" chandse, arrived from Boston in the MESSEN-
GER BIRD Homer master during the month of Nov 1856:
10 Cases blue cotto9s bales tiekngs do brown coOns
Crate yellow nappies, 10 tubs, 10 brogans
Gases goat do do sewed do, DO thick boots,
g lasting gaters hhds butter, 20 erces hams
rs Halfbbls crushed and granuated sugar,
g pain killer, box beeswax, 2 kegs salt petre.
80 80 Eetz 6egs zinc paint . kegs pure white Lead
Cases assorted chocolate, 100 crackers
80 80 po hs D meats @ qsi ~ DO d6 Blk 10 pppsr dS gs do
70 English mustard ketchup 90 do oysters.
10 g capers, do pickles, do assorted herbs,
rose water do sSosebeTres r 20 DO isgs ioSrs meat
16 claws, 20 do lemon syrup, Is do brandy peaches
g do cherries % do cherry brandy.
blackberry do, o Boxers bitters do ounces
10 :. roast beet, do do mutton, do boiled do
IL IL extract eaon do mncepie meat 10 do beef soup.
:. cayenne pepper 9 preserved milk,
g mock turtle soup, do oxai do, 10 do acstd sauces.
:. carbonate soia do tartar do horse radsh
I" compound aroma, 5 do Spanish olives
red current Jelly, rlubarb do strained honey.
10 Kegs pickles, 20 doz asstd preserves,
Gas Sotana .opafGG o S. 10 & kegs split peas bales
10 Kegs ~he besns % is G o pPGT SasI numes
10 Boxes Goldfish so do herrngs soap
Case prInes do Adamantne candles. 5 do table salt
20 Kegs Carolina rice 10 bxs ore o charcoal irons.
15 Bags shot, doz handled axes,
so Packages Manila rope II, so coils ps
so Packages ratin stuff,
10 :. Iine honselne and mariine
Coils bolt rope 21o ash asstd, Is feet
100 Casks nails, 8 do zinc DO, 2 reels lead pipe
IA Packgs sheet iron, bales gunny bags,
Bale burlap pockets, do drill bags or coffee sugar
bags ali of which merchandise is offered low, upon
favorable terms by
17-H CHAs. BREWER 2D.
ak YOKEs.-Complete vanished OK Bows, Log Chains,
" just received by (24-tf} W. n. LADD.
nRAWING FAPER-of various sizes and qualities
EV For sale by
35-40 H NJ WHITNEY.
MACK Err Ella half barrels superior rnackerel
4VA for family use, for sale low by
39-tf c. A. & H. F. POOR
IME FOR SALE.-Enquire Of
IL S5-tf r. A. S. WOOD
MANILA CHEROOTS, FOR SALE BY
IVA July !, 1s56-tf r. W. FIEIp
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NEW GOODS
EIvx. HAM. BRIG "ENTAIA' FROM HAM
sA BURG for sale the of undersigned consisting
partly of the following articles
Cases 9-S Ginghams, plain, white and dotted Musins,
Blk Alpaca, and Paramatta, Irish linen Drill
SILK Coahs do Craya plain coored and checkered Silk
Under shirts, Drawers, ladies' Hose,
Fancy, brown & nizd socks, blue navy covers &C.
well selected assortment of
FRESH PRESERHES, in cases Of doz. each, viz
Game, Meats and Soups Bolognas,
Liver Sausage and black Puddings,
Jams, JeIies, &c. 6tc
Fresh Eng Mustard and h. bottles
Ass'd drops and Lozenges.
A small lot of light and heavy CLOTHING,
A few of the style MOSS PICTURES.
IS If EON HOLT & HETCK,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-18
Democratic State Convention.

AZ n meeting OF the Democratic State Central
Committee. held in Sau Francisco The 10th OF May
the following resolutions were adopted
RESOLVED. That the next Democratic State Con
HeniiOn he holden at the city oi Sacramento, on
TUESDAY. the 1ath day Of July next md that the
basis of representation be follows, ViEI One del.
.gale from every Two hundred Democratic votes
ast aud delegate for every tracIion over one
hundred Democratic vote cast for any Democratic
state officer al the last general electionthe Prrsi-
cstal eector being considered, for the purposes of
this resolution, as state officers.
RESOLVED. That Mes~rs. Thomas, Moore and Red.
ingiOn are hereby appointed committee 10 canvas
the official returns IN ihe office of the Secretary OF
State, and from them 10 make up and publish the ap
porOnment OF delegates to which the various cuun
ties are entitled according 10 the basis OF Iresenta
ton adopted
The committee appointed by the last resolution
made the tUliu~inG ienOr 10y which The Democrats
ofths ,ariOns counties Will be governed In electing
delegates to the State Convention
ALFRED REDINGTDN, Chairman.
Y. X. WOODsIBE. Sec, Dem state Cenual Com.
TO GE~.ALFREp fEDINGTuS Chairman. Sc-Denr
sir: The Committee hppoinlcd nt the recent meeting
Of the Democratic state Central Comm to Hppor
ton the del. .atcs which each county viii be entitled
20 elect under the resolutions OF the Central Commit
Tee. 10 meet IN Convention IN Sacramento on the 4lh
of !" -rXimO have made the following apporton-
mont, viz:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-18

FIRE ALARM YEsrtHDA, -An alarm of
fire occurred yesterday occasioned by the
ignition of saw dust and other rubbish from
a lighted cigar thrown between the Buckeye
Hotel and Smiths Saloon, "n Montgomery
street. There was great deal more smoke
than fire, and much more fright th"n haIm
done. The Buttes hustled ont the hay
rack with great promptness. hut their Ell
forts n extiuguishlng and demolishing were
not called into play.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-18
Ordinance No. 2:},

To proh,6H the g,rug Of .fdIse alarms of
F,Tr. HHd jdiSe didtHS To the .HdtShdI
0nd Pohcemen If tie Torn Of Orori lie.
Tue Board ut trustees OF the town of Oroyllle do
ordan : follows:
l. It shalt not hereafter. be lawful for any person
or per-ons 80 give an, alarm fire, alarm tho
Nursha or Policeman Ot said tom, unless there ~
.lual dang oi hrr existing al the time the narm is
gwen, or actual Il NIGER To HE ur property or 10 per.
soma safely or danger ot IA Vi'lati oi som Town
innce ut the linr The alarm is given: AMI any
cr,rn violating he provisions o this ordinance. shall
upon cUnvCliun ia, reof IN AN, court Of competent
juIi,dcilun. be fined IA asum no rXCreUing one hnn-
dred Hlnfs, and may also be- imprisoned IL team not
exceeding ten days TOR each offence.
Passed, June 10, 1857.
rfhS WELLS Pres't.
Auest-DAN DrTERsOs, Clerk Fro Tenn.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-18
NEW ADV ERTISENENTS
Ordinance No. -.

IN Ordin0nce mote Jtdiy defnlng the du-
ties of the .Na,S AZ, und Poitc'mcn of
the TOtrn Of U0riUe, ami prOuidtng fer
hr .Gntng Of Ptirate 'nd'r d"dIs, Who
m0phe' c0ftrr be touni IN possession ot
ami u,ing Poitc, mans WhiShe> on stars
The Bonrd of trustees of the town uf Oroyille do
Ordhln rs follows:
II shall not hereafter. he lwf1l for the Marsh
al or any polirenrn ut hp Town ut Orovr. 10 suier
al an ume any person or p"r~nHs 10 ohtaIn, Tor ANY
period. ing Sh RI, y, s-rs-i'n any pp lcrmHn :
whistle sIar. Ir pass or wHlchwo d. nor shall II ue
hwlni for any private Individual tn use. III manner as
Il" the NInr~ha AMI Policeman OF sad Town, nny Fo-
hcrmnn whistle ar star, at any tine
Any aud al persons Ni"latng the provisions Of This
ordinance, shall upon conviction thereof. IN nhy
nr of comprirnt ur1,iIcun, h, fined IN "A not
exceeding one hunirrd don ,rs and may be- lmIrIs
u;ed term not ,rhIug ten uuts and l. ne be- the
Marshal 81 Puliccm n, snail he. after beng duly
Cou>ic cd aud fur cNPe ed from Office by lie board
ol lrdstces. Passed june l6 I@lI
1llOS. W ELLIS, Pr-st.
Auc-t-DAN. OITERsoN. Cl'rk Pro Ton.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-18

THE san RAFA&L MURDERs..-A CORES
pondent informs 'says the San Francisco
Heraid, that Mr.. Gracier, (the husband of
the lady who was beaten to death by two
ruffians,) died on Friday afternoon, Mt two
o'clock, from the injuries received in defend
ing his wife. The murderers have not be n
arrested and from the nature Of the coun
try to which they fed, their capture is not
Mt all probable The Sheriff has several
men in pursuit, but the tug tives from ust
ice have had start sufficient TO enable
them to elude their pursners.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-18
Nicaragua.

The exodus of Gen. Walker from Nicara-
gun, closes the protracted struggle in that
neck of the American continent, for the
present, md will occasion deep regret to
his friends in this State and elsewhere -
Although it would appear that he was
obliged to vacate the theater of his many
victories and brilliant achievements, even
his surrender evidences q spirit and dignity
that dsarms lat discretion" Of its humili
alton and accompanying uncertainties. lie
has preserved the honor Of his army and
maintained the dignity of his position, in
his surrender, and during the disasters
that lead to it. Hu nan foresight nor in
domitahe bravery could avert them, and
the war in Nicaragua has closed
We cannot repress the thought that the
war in Nicaragua has occ.soued about as
much European diplomacy, as the nllled
war in the east, but with greater soccess
to its interests, and less sacrhca OF hu.
man life 1t is that which has conquered
walker IN Nlcaraguh-lt Is UNIV WIN" ""'
consummated the defest of the little band
who rsked so much for the extension OF free
principles, and not alone the bayonets OF
Costa Ricans The fierce horde OF negroes.
mulattoes, and Indians, poured in upon Nj
caragua, would have been poweless for evil,
if left to their own resources and direction
The Monroe doctrine is popular in theory,
and if carried out in practi would become
still more so. Doubtless, in the course Of
to the sound doctrine proclaimed long since,
and cease to permit the secret interference
of European powers, and find stations for
their navy in other portions Of the globe
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-18

SAFFoRp's Court John Thompson, a
Dulchmnn was arrested yesterday afternoon
Tor whipping a frail countrywoman of his
named Luis Luis John was found guilty and
will be sentenced this morning Ia the mean
time he is sojourning on the first floor of the
Court House
The Chinaman arrested on Wednesday for
gambling will be examined on to morrow
Friday
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-18

ARRE'T or MoRE CHINESE GAMBLERS
Constable Patton made another haul Of Chi
nese gamblers last evening. Bob "heeed
himself" and in company with Charley Du-
surpy used a party Of the sports in the
very act Of dealing their game Bob arrest
ell Two of the prime pal offenders aud secured
their bank which consisted of some 45
or $50 There were othe's on the outd.
bu, being app,ised of the fficer's approach
by some of their spies, retreated in tine to
save their bacon The Johns had be ter
Quit their gambling, for Bob Is after them
with a sharp It OK, aud will show them no
mercy from this umc icrth,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-18

RACE AT GARDEN RANCH There will
be quarter race at the Garden Ranch on
next Saturday afternoon, between Steve
tah Creek horse " Morale.." The race will
be for $l00,0 90 a side, "up and up" "plny
or pay" Steve is in town and ready and
anxious to bet his bottom dollar on :" Sun
Fish" 1t amounts TO a certhinty that the
race will come otf and lots of fun may be
expected The running will commence at
two O'clock, 7. NJ