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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17

FIRE MEETiNG.-The FIRE meeting called
for last evening was well attended, there
being about fifty of our most substantial and
energetic citizens present on the occasion.
Mr.. Otterson furnished US with the following
report of the proceedings:
Meeting being called 10 order by Jas. Nc
Williams, Geo E Smith, Esq, was elected
President, and A. C. Morse, Secretary.
On motion, Geo. ". Garriott, John Mil
Ter and Dan'l Otterson, were elected COM
mittee to solicit subscriptions for the pur-
pose of purchasing fire engine for the town
Of Oroville.
The committee were instructed to ascer-
tain what suitable engine can be pur-
chased for and report at the next meeting,
On motion, meeting adjourned subject to
the call of the committee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17

Love AFRER MARRIAGE" and thirteen
other choice nouvellettes Of the Heart by
Mrs Caroline Lee Hents, doubtless went to
press, and were published on Saturday, Jan.
3lst; to which conclusion we are brought by
the following pleasant communication from
our friends, T. b. Peterson Co., of Phila-
ielphia We take pleasure in in giving pub
licity to the facts contained therein. Here
it is Editors of newspapers TO whom this
circular is sent will much oblige the pup
Usher by noticing the work in their columns
as in press, and to be published on Saturday
Jan. 81, and on sending a copy OF their pa
per with such notice, marked, by mail TO
the publisher, beautifully bound copy OF
of the work will be sent to them free OF post
age some days in advance of publication
We don't know what 3lst of January TINS
means, but suppose it to be a harmless asscr-
ton, or rather repetition on our part to say
that on the time specified the work Will aP-
pear, and before it is published we shall get
one beautifully bound for saying what we
do say.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17

A VILLAtNoUs Practice There seems
to be a class of people living about Oroville,
whose sole means of amusement it is to prowl
about the town Mt night creating and en-
couraging distur Dances, and making them
selves generally obnoxious to our peace and
order loving citizens.
We arc continually hearing the report of
firearms Mt night, and indeed, the custom
has become so common Of late, that no fur
Their notice is taken of the crack of pistol
or rifle than the passing remark, " There's
tastrophe has seldom occurred among US, yet
the lives Of innocent men, women and chill
dren are endangered by this worse than
careless use Of firearms We have little rea-
son to suppose that the great many gun and
pistol shots that we hear are fred at human
beings Intentionally, yet the results are
often quite as dangerous as if the had been.
We are led to these remarks by an occur
renee which happened yesterday morning,
whereby the lives of two or more persons
were jeodardized. The circumstance as re-
lated to US by Mr.. Parker is as follows:
About four o'clock on Monday morning,
Mr.. Parker, of the firm of Parker & O'Con-
nor, was awakeded by report of pistol
but regarding it as an ordinary occurrence,
took notice of it at the time, but subsequent.
ly discovered that the ball had entered
through the parlor window, piercing the
curtain and finally lodging in the partition
of the store. and few feet only from where
his daughter was sleeping.
Whether this shot was fired through NAL.
ice, or was the result of foreclosures, no one
knows but the perpetrator.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17
A SAN FRANCIsco IrEM.-0n Wednes(

A SAN FRANcIsco IrEM.-On Wednesday
evening, Feb. 1lth, says the Bulletin, about
eight o'clock, during the absence of the fam
ily, the house of the family, the house of
James Dalgardano, on Howard street be-
tween Second and Third street, being left in
charge of young girl, man knocked at
the door, and was admitted into the house,
the girl thinking that he was an acquain-
lance of the owner. The man, however, in
quired for a different person, and on ques-
tioning the girl and ascertaining that there
was no one else in the house, nor in the adj
joining cottage. he threatened her with death
if she did not disclose what money was on
the premises. She fed in fear, but assis-
lance could not arrive in time to track the
villain
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17

MONEY REcovERED.--We learn that Mr..
Geo Reynolds of this city, says the Califor-
MIA Express, who went to Callao, some time
since in pursuit of a man named Lay, &C.
faulting agent, returned to San Francisco
yesterday. bringing with him nearly, or
quite all the treasure, which the banking
house of Reynolds & Bros lost by said agent
Lay took passage on sail vessel, for Callao,
from San Francisco, and Mr.. Reynolds, hav-
ing asccrtained the fact, took the steamer
for the same port, got there first, and was
anxiously awaiting his arrival at the wharf
when the vessel hove in sight Mr.. Reynolds
was doubtless glad to get the large amount
of money back and as the crime of Lay was
mere breach of trust, he did not think it
would Justify him in the expense of bringing
the culprit with him.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17

The steamer Sea Bird from San Diego, ar.
rived at San Francisco on Saturday. She
brings the new. of the complete destruction
of the hand of robbers who murdered the
Sheriff of Los Angeles and his posse. The
San Francisco Chronicle contains full re-
ports of the pursuit, capture, and execution
of portion of the gang. There were ll9
men. including Americans, Californians and
Indians in the pursuit. The Los Angeles
Star says the party was out on this harras-
sing duty, eleven days, and underwent
great hardships Don Andreas Pico fur
nished sixty horses for the party, and pro-
cured others from other rancheros Don
Jose Sepulveda drove n band of cattle into
the mountains, and supplied the whole force
with beef. Eleven of the band we've hung
rs follows: Juan Catabo, alias Juan Suari-
pa, alias. Juan Silvas; Frsncisco alias Gu
erro Ardillero Jose Santos Diego Navarro;
Pedro Lopez, Juan Velenzuela' Jose Espi-
nosa, Juan Berryessa, and three others,
names unknown. Juan Flores, Captain of
the band, is in custody, awaiting execution.
The money appropriated by the Legisla-
ture for the counties Of Los Angeles and
San Bernardno, has been received also,
the arms forwarded by the Quartermaster's
Department.
The following is the confession of Jose
Jesus Espinosa, one OF the band:
|, Jose Jesus Espinoso, fully convinced
that after few hours | shall have ceased to
exist, and shall appear before the presence
of God, to give strict account OF all the
actions of my life, truthfully say-that we,
the thieves and murderers, are but ten per-
sons, namely: Antonio Maria Velez, or
Chincho: Andres Fontes, Juan Cataba, Juan
Flores, Santos -, Santiago Silvas, Leon
ard Lopez, and the remaining one, which |
only know, as the "Ardillero," and who.
confess, is innocent, as he joined us after we
had committed all the crimes | also affirm
that our organization dates back one month
or less, in which time we have committed
four murders, near but not i'll San Juan,
taking away goods and money, which with
that taken from the murdered persons,
think might exceed $40, and about ten
horses This is the trnth, which sign with
cross before my name, as cannot write
tJosE JESUS EsPINosA.
FROM THE CoLoRADo.-Arrivals at San
Diego from Fort Yuma, report everything
quiet in that interesting locality, but the
Apaches are reported as being troublesome
on the western part of the Gadsden Pur-
chase A Mexican, who was coming into
the Fort, with eight mules loaded with corn,
was set upon by a band of Apaches when
very near the settlement, and robbed Of
both mules and cargo, and barely escaped
with his life by having good pair of legs.
A dragoon Tor ce is stationed at Tucson.
The Indians at the reservation are now
preparing their grounds for planting.
Captain Schaffer recently visited the
newly discovered copper mines, situated
about twenty miles above the junction of
the ella and Colorado, and two miles west
from the river, from which he brought some
rich specimens The mines are now being
worked by a company.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17

CHARIvARI This operation we believe,
was originated among the French as a means
of annoyance to ancient bridegrooms who
espoused young girls, has fran some mista-
ken notions, both of pronunciation and
character, resolved into shirerfe, and as
such is made the means of rousing out un-
fortunate married couples who do not choose
to go to less Inconvenience, but more ex
pense, and leave town Immediately after the
hymeneal services are concluded. But John
Davis took the Chances, and instead of lie w.
ing the scene of his courtship and marriage
so soon after his happiness was consumma.
ted. remained in town, and in consequence
he received most IRENE ndous blast of music
and friendly greetings, about an hour or
two after the lights were extinguished in the
bridal chamber.
After cavorting about town for a consid-
cradle time, the musicians, their friends and
John, their captive paid us visit and hon.
ored ourself and typos with serenade -
Personal indisposition prevented us from
joining the &" happy throng" who kept up
their merriment until the small hours.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-Amela Johnson,
alias Nit Raymond, after being convicted Of
keeping a house of fame, and thereupon
sentenced to pay fine of 5000, to relieve
herself from her bitter life of shame and sor-
row, attempted self-destructon yesterday
by taking laudanum. Her attempt was DIS
covered, and by the prompt attention of
medical attendants her life was saved.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17

INCoRPoRATIoN.-W have received a
lengthy communication from some unknown
correspondent who signs himself Iris. devo-
ted to the above subject. AS the communi-
cation is very long, and arrived at late
hour, and as we prefer knowing who our
correspondents are before their articles are
ublished, we have omitted it in to-day's
paper, but may probably give it q chance
at some other time.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17

HARPER's WEEKLY. - Among various
other valuable papers furnished us by Mr.
Watson. is number of Harper's weekly, a
new illustrated paper just issued by the
world renowned publishers whose name it
bears. 1t is in quarto form, with sixteen
we'll filed pages, containing we'll executed
wood engravings, and choice and varied Sc
lections of reading matter. Mr.. Watson has
them for sale,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17

IL A QUANpARY.--The Treasurer of Plu-
mas county, Mr.. Wilson Dean, went to Sac
ramento few days ago, for the purpose of
paying over the State funds into the hands
of the State Treasurer, but on arriving at
head quarters found that there was no ''pur-
SER" and in consequence writes back to his
friends that he shall probably return very
shortly with the kale seed
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17

How DID HE CoME?-Why, Colonel, he
didn't exactly come as you suggest by the
bridge of Size," nor by our Faisome rail
road, but your worthy Recorder visited us
in one horse vehicle and if he succeeded
in navigating the slough near Marysville,
has ere this returned to his one horser con-
stituoncy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17

EXPRESS AND EXCHANGE We are re-
quested to say that the exchange department
of Messrs McWilliams s. Tymeson's Banking
House will close tonight at 9 o'clock, and
the Express at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Wednesday,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17
OrOvilIe Mining Company.

Notice is hereby given that there will be meeting
of the stockholders of the Oroyilo Mining Company
Mt the Office OF w. ). Stafford, Oroville, Thursday
February 70 1857, at one o'cocK Z. NJ, for the
purpose of eleclng Three Trustees to manage the af
fairs of the Company for the ensuing year
febl3-2w w. : Stafford, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17

The MOUNTAIN CoURIER.-We have jusl
received number of this new weekly, pub
lished at Yankee Jims, Placer, county, by
Messrs Parker g. Graves. The Courier
looks we'll and reads we'll, and is q credit
both to its editors and compositors We wish
it long life and innumerable paying sub
scribers
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17

HARD "GorNG."--The Marysville roads
and those in the immediate vicinity of Orc
vile are in very heavy condition. Want
of sidewalks in many of our streets, makes
foot travel very unpleasant and destructive
of backing.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17

THE WEATHER has at length given signs
Of clearing up, and last night after great
many efforts, the sun finally struggled
through the clouds and went to rest in a
clear sky. Possibly this is the end of the
storm.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Groceries! Groceries
The Holidays are Coming.

And J. +. KISSING. at the Oroville Store, is still
prepared to furnish the inhabitants of Oroville and
vicinity with the best quality of Groc,rieS, Wines,
Liquors Se, for a smaller sum OF money. than amy
other house. The public respectfully invited 10
call and examine his large and well selected stock OF
Goods, ut wholesale retail, cheap for cash.
Goods delivered FREE OF CHARGE. die
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17
To the Stockholders OF the - Orc Tele-
graph Company

Notice is hereby given, that the third and 4th Install
ments of stock IN the orc Telegraph Comp ny is now
called in. payable Immediately to the Treasurer,
James New illiams, at the Banking House of Nc.
Williams l. Tymeson in Oroyile, aud AT the bunking
house of Mark Brumagim & Co. in Marysve.
by order T.. c. IIEWlNGS, Secretary.
Oroville, February TO- 1851 ieblOtf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17

The ILLUSTRATED NEws.-We are in
debted to Mr. Garnham for late number
of the above valuable newspaper. The News
and other European, as well as Atlantic pa
pers can be obtained of Mr.. Garnham.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17

At meeting of the Stock holders of the Cape Min
ing Company, held at 0roVille on Monday, the I'd
instant, H. b. Lathrop, John Lyle, and J. NJ Faulk-
ner were elected Trustees; H. q. Lathrop President,
and J. NJ. Faulkner Secretary and Treasurer.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17

ARRIVAL ExTRAoRDINARY.--Co 4. d.
Baker, the distinguished lawyer, and ex-
tinguished political aspirant, arrived in our
town yesterday, so we are told.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17
crOville, Tuesday, February 18th, 1857.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS thank Messrs.
McGse, Long, and Morrison, of the State
Legislature, for valuable public documents
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17
MARRIED..

On the 14th instant, a the residence of =. treer'
Esq by the Rev II. N. Seymour Mr. EDW ARD
VI BURROWS, of san Francisco, and Miss ULlA
MCCARTHY, OF Oroville
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-17
Furniture! Furniture 4!

Furniture! Furniture
JUST RECEIVED--a large assortment of Furni-
ture. Also, an invoice of large Git Frame Looking
Glasses, for sale 10" ut q. SCRIBER'S
Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery ST., three
doors below Myers ST. MO
Beds Beds!
Poola Beds for everybody AT 20 per cent. legs th-n
Mar!svile prices for 40 day only, to make for
an entire stock per first steamer to Oroyille ut
C.SCRIBER'S
Furniture Ware Rooms. Montgomery street.
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Tines vessel, Of the first class, bull IN the ely be
p.ss} this trade and have superior
daiohs for passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified for the trade, aud who will si 40
accommodate They Will be flowed up and d WI
the By steam aud may be relied on 10 sail promptly
AdEerfilrh
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York,
wlhud to thel interest to ship by tins line, freight viii
Away Toe aktn low by any other line If Packets and
every eori will Doe made by the agents IN Richmond and
Se~ York give Satisfaction Insurance be- cte IN
The Richmond IRE Association by this line at per cent,
Neurspeetmly ash aud hope 10 succeed in obtaining m
share 4 patronage
Goods shipped y th line will be forwarded
Gon at commission Ia New Orleans Mobile Charit ston =
yatuah any other Southern Northern port.
1ue Nts7ts vii lie IN Richmond In the Dock in NV Hoa
Berth NJ. l. tutire House Slip foot of Wall Street
DAVID y WIN. tCRRIE, Richmond ,.,,,s
Z IL PiERSON, y. y, NJ
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Lno.noNG 4 TUPMAN, Dealers i" Gents

"a Clothing and Furnishing Goods, JIG Main Street. iieh
iuaud Va. l-5G Fall sto h le3h
Ia eag attention the stock Of Goods introduced by the
Subserber perhaps would be well to notice the fact "f our
ridv Increasing trade With all sections Of the STATE curing
The been located in Richmond Ana man Iir"
nuats necessary take advantage Of
t medium hg which To make Ourselves known expecting oil
course that examination all parties =" nudge Tor them
as to our particular merits being perfectly satisfied that
tia customers notions aud Judgment must be consulted
W receiving our Fail stock aud assure purchasers
the Gents Wearing Apparel VIII
aud the assorted Hc VIII at al ln's be
ionud thai each customers wants viii be supplied
Having facility for the proper prosecution oi onr busi
ope make the fact apparent to cur customers ana
secure satisfactory trade During the last year W. have lit
Imp room N ressly Gents Furnishing floods where
may mud every thing pertaining 10 that Department
In tic Clothing Department guarantee the stock to
perfect laiu Of durability Fit and styles because We
every rseyo, aud have hesitation IN saying
olrFaad, found equal to- the best order wnrk III the
Watching the various changes 81 Fashion ratties
may aseredo finding the latest cut aud make in st
,ulert ms lection and approval call Is solicited by
GROSIIONG y IIPMAN,
NJ Mai st Ri huur nd Va
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EXTRAORDINARY cAkE


Gentlemen My cihid nod eomineneed breaking CUT st
saah which gradually extended over g." ente
nd inc3udmg nth Inch much eat by the
10 that both would drop Oft
and domestic rpm.ts without
results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL IL began get better the bottle htoke md ~
pied gals it again began 10 ret My older dauFh
Ter aid 10 Of TINT 1Ut o sisters heal
locked much better when soa nsea IL" W E,t another
batr and her nrativ well This hfFra
xas,d rnse every day wHsh H. ard
very bltte feel assured, VIII -
Ter entirely there but Hr Of the disease remaining
y are entitled 10 tins thc benefit others
great pleasure In giving you HIS certificate.
Respectfully d. / CIIALk.
~ l1,vt 4 ia
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fas lGdXafs
WHO MAY INSURE
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H., a., . ga. m Of her ,hltft,
naval and miIiaHs men, In time 4 peace may cneeiIn
,ustr sp h.. aon 81 4, A.. .,. !, itI,,t iaTt.iur, II
-, 40, .zIs,a.ui a. a., -. s...,45n
-r.s fa.nred ~. at waiting ar Residing
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Sc prizes aaoHnsEio So
Whole Ticket. so; Halves sc. Gnariefs =
Please orders faf Tickets IN Tho abeXf NsSasfh
sebeDs - T ii HUBBARD a 90.
Nc - fayette 81 "r 10 \. -
Baiimure AarNi
T II HuGa AND { Go sathartHsd Aeeuts 20 M =
order for Ilek-ts In the Asrylsns Lotieftes -
mar j. iAtap ~ Ilt ~ q -
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rENtISE ssIsGH.-W beg To caII the "a
teutih ct H. s#hrf eis and "hers in Of Stsaf
Mare TO- large ~ Tea b'ss"r and 1uba Sppt-
dessert aud LATHE Iofks tsafs tniets Mug
Bowls trssy aud soup Iades, Napkin Ring.
Sat stands N8-sri tups MusaTd sugar aud Spoons,
Haff.r taAt r. and su kuses Pickle KNIVES aud Forks
mt lirts sugar Ions Spoon lulh A.. &c. All silver
ho the bea qualify
Is madf .sHfsss.s iar u7 j WILLIAM a sos.
Jan IJ}s
lRWgfRk ~ sGITs.-Ibe Ladies', by eai-
- tho stotk Of Psar
iaeeuuue aud Roman hosHc white and euorod Lava Doid
Rui MORNING JeSery offered ID tins market
-fiss many other attIstes 81 Jrwrry entirely
dee 49, WILLIAMS & son.
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Ls.ah str Truth n bout oup Turf OIL.

d s 81 ride ths winir' past discovered horses
j. OF place than NY hand ftnm
rnbnF The irsde uf he thigh applied Your
Turf Oh, 81 1aN h. Rel Another
mule which working my dtaY became unable To-
oxariainR his foot Discovered nail about
the head My driver and the ghbors said
he would be good nothny drew the nail
pcee Int AMI Tart 0a aud 81 him work onc,
from that he has lost hour good
also horse badly enagRod the outside
III, thigh paets about lncaos deep and
inches from winch he SIN laA Your Turf
CT was applied brought them t,.jirey sound IL
truly Of greatest remedies Tor have
known, have lived drug for eooral years Use
thu you think proper. Very truly,
Bo Messrs Dove a Co J X WTtSlGER.
For sale by SIkOIHER 4 WIFI IHIAB.
nov : I.vuthburp.
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IcaHpee1 offered ia together viii
~, roman. Mosaic aud Pearl
eAfI beautiful description Also sta4
MaHHns aud secouu Mourning Sos o Itt.st
sAIs h fhf5 Aatr Just ufened aud nsud he gad
o. IT. lowers Of Dol, la tIiHi taii seraui be I'D
l5i - liver Guuists. Mag, Mustard cups sit
Stands NAPKIN Biugs saaus description ChireHs
Iots iasf frs, ed. aAd whIza De. affur cheap
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tHEsIlNlltl.D ApFiI I'IO- T@Ih-
M,ssrs Dops Ca-Iarng used TUT O. aud finding
n 10 he such q uieeae thin due go yen tAat You
NJ ghtef about two ytAtk ago iot on tue
bruised her thigh much u
assumed the form lou aud became Ncy had II
ut thai dad r.lsNe IL II heramc
a running and continued for nearly tive Yfals tied
every u.dtHe cot Il hear With no effect until was ia
dne.d 80 try BOTH. Oilancr batr
entirely heaird IhaYe since used Tor oths
The bpasht You at hbel 10 use
tbs as yon thIus pruprr :. IHALkLN.
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eDVV ments. lnuibs Head Stones TShieta. Persons
In ST description Of Marble Wolk. would du well
and works, the fcrent gns usi
esivcd. Of y ol are imported from London.
The Monumental Designs thu uiut beautiful gotten
mp ard entirely am prepared aud have made
arranH MP orders # ANY the
eommodating the best materials and
notice.
viii BE- pleased show the Designs my office will
call residence Of those wishing them CalI
address JOHN u GADDLsS,
2 ALEI Al 10 Al
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4 BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND. h. steam s,tl.. go
rrs BElk lpERE and rotAHONrAS.-Ihe
STEAMER BIZ NlpERE leaves baltimore SAT X
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning, lea ee ltl II
MoNp every II ESDAl AFTERNOON BaI|H
Inc roc AIIpNIAS leaves BALTIMORE W GD
NINpAN AFTERNOON for Richmond l,uturu ~ caNc>
RICHMOND every SArt RBAl AFTERNOON lor IttH
tiuurc
shippers baltimore by these Beats rt}rf
goods here every Monday and Friday each wee
nj Al ~ PIT.