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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-10

WATER FoR MARYsyILLE The City
Council of Marysvile are deliberating upon
propositions from Mess:s. Simpkins and
Bailey TO supply that city with water.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-10
DIED.

In this city. on the 9TH instant. of inflammation o
the brain G,srgr Frederick Heins, son of LOUIS aud
Nina SHREDDER. aged years and months The friends
of the family invited To attend the funeral To- day
a. O'Clock. p. NJ from their residence corner Myers
street and Miners Alley
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-10

n ARD, IINsEED, NBATSFoOT, POLAR AMI
- Sperm Oil--For sale by
CoLTON McDERMOTT,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
Money I! Money!

Here is N Chance for some Man TO Make
Money! s9
1872 now offer my Farm for sale, containing about
NKRS Five Hundred Acres, situated about four miles
~ west of the city Of Kenosha IN the town Of Pleas
-41s-- ant Prairie, and the main Chicago and Mil
waukee road Said Farm has about Seventy Of Tim
Der land and is well adapted all kinds Of grain and grass
There is the ground about no Of Wheat the
balance in Barley, Oats Corn &c. making about 200
in crops90 Of Timothy and Clover Grassan album.
dance Of pastlrage, and good water.
first rate Dwelling House, finished from cellar to
fN garrett Barn 81 by GO It. with basement of briek-
- Wood House 20 by 40, Corn House Hog House l6 by
q two stories brick Smoke House. &C. 100 grated Apple
Trees bearing from very few up to ten bushels This
Farm has of the best wells of water in the State and its
proximity 70 of the best markets in the State makes
veIy desirable property.
will sell this farm for the low price Of ss5 per with
all the crops the ground: for So per and give
possession IN the fan $4,000 remain five years from
the cath March 1851 at per cent interest and portion OF
the balance remain, If desired, for term of years.
The only for my offering this farm for sale at THIS
very low price, my present i'll health and my physicians
advise me TO leave for Southern climate.
W. P. wATTLEs.
Pleasant Prairie, May 2i 1857. 49d
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

DISTRESSING CAT t'strY-FoUR Y0UNG La
DIES NROWNLu.-About five o'clock Friday
evening, party, consisting of three young gent
lemeu and four ladies'. were taking a sail upon
the large pond situated in the easterly part Of
Webste. Mass. when one Of the gentlemen lost
lis hat. the course Of the boat was altered for
,h, purpose Of picking itup, bu' without chang
inc the position OF tie saiG consequently the
lo3t Iav broadside 10 the wind. \ gust came.
Immediately capsiz;ng the boat throwing the
Whole PARTY into the water The nearest land
was Goat Island, being about fifteen rods distant
Two Of ;le ) Dung men sprang from the boat and
succeeded In getting ashore. The third came NJ
undsr taa boat, aud it was some time before he
c.uN get out, but when he DID SO, brought with
linn one Of the ladies'. All efforts to resuscit&se
he.. however, proved unavaiiing. The other
three sank 10 rise alive no more. Their bodies
We've to-u} this saturday morning, about two
c.ock. The names OF the girls were Julis and
Ann bror0u sisters, Ellen Rattleburn, and Kate
Farrell The Young men who so cowardly de-
serted them in the hour of peril should be held
mp TO public soogn; and the calamity should be q
warning 10 those who 20 ont in a sail-bost with
out knowing how 70 manage it.-Horeesisr Bay
state.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
WIS,
Chicago & MILWAUKEE, Railroad.
Exhibition aud Concert by the Wisconsin
Institute for the Blind.

We are requested by the Superintendent of the State In
itue for the education Of the Blind to that he
intends visiting Kenosha the 2nd and 23a inst, with
class his pupils, for the purpose Of giving our citizens
an opportunity to witness their progress in the several de-
uartnienis o. Instruction.
To this end, he viii give public Exhibition Of the attain
r1ents of the Pupils at Hall, the evening Of Wed
ecss tobe reading BY touch from the Scriptures in raised
letterswrng, Rotations in Geography Arithmetic Al
gebra etc together with the performance Of variety OF
pieces Of vocal and instrumental music Adtdnee free
This exhibition will be succeeded on Thursday evening
Instrumental music 10 5, given by the pupils under the
direction Of he professor d music ia the Institutethe
proceeds be applied TO the deraying Of travelling epen
As the object Of shese entertainments is to extend
knowledge Of the operations Of the institution in which the
whole state, well the blind, deeply interested It
hoped they win be fully attended.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

OLD AMERICA.-MR. MERRILL of the % Old
America Saloon, has in operation Soda Foun-
tain, which does excellent business this hot
weather, with q variety Of hayoring syrups
Then his Ice Cream cannot DO beaten, as any
one can prove by tryinga saucer. His straw
berries are also the largest and finest favored to
be found in town. Try them, and you will be
convinced of the fact.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

"KENoSHA TIMES. We Inadvertently and
Intentionally, omitted last week. to notice the
advent Of TINS new paper in our city, for which
oversight we hope the publishers will excuse US.
The Times comes out under the hands of Messrs
p. c. McV&AN X ISAAC GEORGE JR., in very
neat and woriSmanIike style that cannot fail to
please. They are both young men, capital print
ers, and We dJubtnot viii meet with full success.
Barring the politics Of The Times, we wish it
abundance ofprosperity. 1t is the organ Of the
Democracy Of Kenosha county, and Us such, we,
can have little sympathy in It's political success.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

THE CITY BAEK.-Mr. S. B. SCOTT has re-
signed his position as Cashier in the Kenosha
City Bank, and Mr.. E. G. DURANT, of the firm
of Hubbard IL Co, has been elected as his sue
cessor Mr.. Scott has filed the station of Cash
Ter, for several years, in a manner highly credit
able to himself as a business man, and most ad
vantageously to the Bank. No institution of
the kind in the State has done larger or more
satisfactory business in proportion to its capital
stock, than the Kenosha City Bank, and none
has stood higher in the confidence of the business
community. And much of this has been due to
the high character for business talent in this line,
Of Mr.. Scott
Mr. DURANT IS q young man of excellent
character and business habits, who, we under
stand has had some experience in the banking
business, and will, no doubt, fill the station cred
itably.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

Blgar5 Taylor atou! 10 b married TO German
Gvl-BsySrd Taylor Is about 20 be married to
Miss Marie UauseG, daughter Of the eminent
German astronomer Of that name. The wedding
viii take place at Go'ha, the residence of the
lr ds'S fanlvfu the Autumn, after Mr.. Taylor's
return from the North Cape. The happy couple
viii spend the next Winter at Moscow. This
event Will not prevent tie execution of Mr.. Tay-
lor's plan OF an exploration Of Central Asia pre-
v.ous to his return 10 this country.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

~ We understand that the,Rev. Mr. PETIT
BOSE, at present OF Burlington in this State, has
accepted q call from the Congregational Church
ofth.s City, aad viii assume the pastoral duties
Of ais new charge IN about two weeks.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16
THOMAS PRlCTURE,

TOMAS PHTC IKE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Wines, Liquors. Irish and Scotch Whisitey
London Porter, Scotch Ale, Cigars, sc.
Rrr sdies.-Otara, Dupuy &. Co., l. CAeron's
Chempaigne, q. Admyrauid, 4. LomJat, j. s.
T. Marital, RasteaH CharrHyer, L. Marion
i. ,. DaBuy, Damien.
Gsins-CoIogHe, Duhuyprrs, hey, Thistle
Rnms-Jam1jca. ST CTo5r.
ys-hisI1eys-Old AoR0acaaCaa
Wines-Bursa Pert, Madeira, Malaga, Por
osf pare jaioe, Sherry d. G. Gordon, Othe
Grades.
ChorD1igus Heiisick and Heldsick s. Co. do Lals-
r4ggd. do. QReea Victoria, do Dwcai Grape,
Cigret IA casks, Claret an cases, IIh5te az casks
Vbise IN eases, MuScat, MaScgt IL cases, Bran
o. Cherries, Cherry Brandy, Cordials, Bitters
airotoI, Pare SPIRIT
u Pricture's Double Rectifed Whiskey in lots or
by the barrel kenosha. Wis dis-nl6vl6
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

Fatal ACCIDENT.-WilEam Day, boy of
some seven or eight years of age a son of Geo.
Day Of this city fell from a second story window
of Messrs. Lyman and Bones new brick build
ing on Market Square, on Monday last, and was
so severely injured that he died during the fol
lowing night. He with several other boys had
got into the window to have better view of the
Firemens Review which was then taking place
on Market Square, when he lost his balance and
feI
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

- L. II. RUDp, has a stock of Fancy aud
Plain Visiting and Wedding Cards &c, which
are said 70 surpass anything Of the kind ever
brought to this market, and fills them out with
taste and naatness. His stock Of Fancy Sta
tonery, gen ally, could not we'll be improved
upOn.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-16

Our Post Office has been removed from its old
location, to the new brick building just erected
by Messrs. Lyman 6, Bone, on Market Square
Our worthy Post Master, Mr. Paul is having the
office fitted up in a neat and convenient manner,
with quite number Of boxes added and an ad-
ditional delivery.
The location is a convenient one, just off Of
Main street, and " hen the office and fixtures are
completed, we shall only need more obliging
and gentiemanly clerk to make our p O. accom-
modations complete
The Washington union., 1857-09-22
United states Patent once,

ON the petition of James Phelps. OF sutton, Mas
sachnsetts praying extension Of patent
cath Of November 1913 for improvement IN
for years from he
saten which cath day Of NoyeInoe loo-
ordered petition be heard al the Patent once on
Monday the 9th November next at IL o'clock m anu al
appear and show cause any heS nave why u p
tusn ought not 10 be granted. an, 4. 49,, ~, n,
Ace their objections specially forth In writing at least twenty
days before the day hearing All testimony hed by either party
to be used Al the hearing must be taken and transmitted IN ac
crance with the the Office which viii be furnished ON ap
pioaiion -, -, - a. n, =, oc,o,.r.
deuons papers relied testimony must De ed
in me once ON or morning Of that day the arguments,
II any within days thereafter -,
ordered also that this notice published in the Union ne
rencer and Evening Washington Republican, Baltimore,
Philadelphia PENN Daily News New York Post
Ohio week for three
ye previous 9th November next the day OF hear
Ing. .a,.z
Commissioner Of Patents
will please and send their
bills once with paper containing this notice
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The Washington union., 1857-09-22

No. 583
Notice for restoring certain lands to market in
the state Of Louisiana.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land office at
In Greensbug in the State Of louisiana will be open
private entry and location the
of all public land embraced the following townships,
South Of the base line and east Of ne principal meridian.
Townships l. q g. a. and and fractional township range
Townships l, q 3, and 4, Of range4
Townships L. 3, A. g. g. and and fractional townships
Of range 8. VIA.
Townships l. 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, and Z, OF range o.
Townships l. q 3, 4, 6, o. and 7, OF range7.
Townships L. 2, 0, 4, 8, and Z, OF range s.
Townships l. q 8, 4, o, o. and z, Of range o
The said lands having been proclaimed
before their withdrawal by
road purposes
The following townships which have
public SALE win be released from
empton other public
aud after the date above mentioned
South Of The base line and east Of Tie principal meridian.
Townships and T. OF ranges. H.
Townships g. o, and T. fractional
Fractional township g. OF range o.
Fractional township s. OF range 7. .. .,.. .....
township 0, and fractional township 8 OF g.
Fractional townships and O. OF range
Given under my hand at the General land Oce the city
Washington, the 9Th day Of July, 1857 - .
THos A. HENDRICKS,
,,oo Commissioner.
The Washington union., 1857-09-22
transportation of Coal to China.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau OF Construction &c, August I3, 1857.
PROPOSALS., sealed and endorsed proposals for
Freight to China" will be received this bureau until 0
O'clock the 18th September next for the Of not exceed
ing 900 anthracite coal from the such
quantities be offered and the Department deem
oe b delivered to the United states naval sorekeepes Hong
Kong and Shanghai, may be directed
The offer will the price Of 240 lbs for that delivered
without other charge and also the which
demurrage will be charged No other than the
10 be received ON board. '-
daught the vessel offered makes ghterage
necessary loading will the the good
patch will be given loading For the delivery Of the coal within
of the ships tackle ports China lay will
maned the rate Of one weather working 80
ofcoal.
The vessel named must stand No and the usual
ton by such officers be appointed by the commandment Of tho
yard where the ship and offered inspection within
the department will
will subcrve the public
Philadelphia ready to load within
inspection and the notice of
weather permitting the vessel sail within
being loaded and the bills Of dng signed otherwise there
deducted from the freight each and
sailing beyond the FIVE equal the
Payment will be made within thirty days after the
tpcate the delivery Of the coal by
the United States that the bidder select who will be designated
in the charter party. '
Aug A--2aw4w tgr.Ha ,. f.- .
The Washington union., 1857-09-22
DIFLED ORDINANCE; a practical treatise.

DIFLED ORDNANCE a practical treatise. l
ll vol London. 1857.
Treatise Fire Arms by Lieut.. Smons Bengal Artillery
vol. London 1857.
Manual of Drills for Heavy Guns / vol london. 1857
Remarks Gunney, BY Capt Blakely Royal Artillery vol
london. 1857.
ArlerIsts Manual by Major Gtis Royal Arlcry-7th
ton. London 1857.
ScO1ern's Weapons Of War. / vol. London ..
Spearmon's British Gunner. j vol. London
The Bengal Artillery, from its formation By Capt Buckle. vol
London.
Aide SIemore lusage des dartlerie.
ns Practice. BY Lieut. Colonel Jacob Bombay Artillery vol
London.
In Construction ct Ia Fabrication des Armes Ecu Far Colonel
Homilus. l vol Paris
Reorganization dc FArlerie Par Eourg Col dAree
vol, Paris.
Page Theorie du pontage vol. Strasbourg
Dcs 0hciers dArtlcrie dams Tondcrics. vol
Paris
Trae pArere Par c General Scharnhorst vols Paris
Etudes PArlcre Par Empcreur Louis Napoleon vols
Paris
Naval Gunnery BY Sir Howard Douglas. vol London.
Aug Is FRANCK TAYLOR.
The Washington union., 1857-09-22
& MAURYs Elastic Pens. the nearest

TAYLOR & MAURY'S Elastic Pens, the nearest
l. approach to quill manufactured by Perry CO.. London
pressy for Taylor Maury
Taylor Maury's envelopes, from ten cents hundred.
Taylor Maury's letter from dollar half
Taylor Maurys commercial paper from dollar and half
per s..
Taylor & Maury's bill paper, 20 cents quiro. .s
Taylor Mauy's fine qualities OF English writing
cludng the celebrated "doubetck l specially
by 49,. ~.
Taylor n Maury's United States official sealing
Taylor & Maury's bafdollar Bibles, elegantly bound
Taylor q Maury's forty cent prayer book do
Taylor Mauys extensive stock stationery and blank books
braces variety from the lowest to the highest
ured which they offer the cheapest consistent with quality
New books received Immediately publication.
Importations OF books from England weekly
All the school books used In the District low prices.
TAYLOR a MAURY'S
Aug % Book and Stationery Store, 9th street
The Washington union., 1857-09-22

A DyENTURES AND EXPLORATIONS in Hon
IA duras by William " Well volume, with maps and Illus
trauOns.
ll.srs volume svo, maps and
nll straions
ulens Lthmus Ship Canal volume, London with
maps
wlams's khmus OF Tehuantepec. volume aud maps
Gisborne's aron Journal yolume london, with four
Bards Adventures the Mosquito Shore volume with sixty
cravings.
Typographical map u the Isthmus Daren
Dyneyor by the author Rcdcync.n vol
Mr. Below Address Theatres, &c.
Essays, with Bishop Whaley's
Travels in Europe by Rev. John T. Edwards.
The Bible and the People by Miss Beecher
FRANCK TAYLOR.
The Washington union., 1857-09-22
French Novels.
TNEV ERINO.
20 cents.

TNEVERINO. Par George Sand. 20 cents.
Il Jeanne. Par George sand 40 cents
sidora. Par George Sand 20 cents
Mauprat. Par George Sand. 40 cents.
Gabriel, Par George sand. 20 cents.
jacques. Par George Sand. 40 cents
Horace Par George Sand, As cents. ,.
Modiste Mgnon. Par Balzac. 25 cents
Les Cliowans. Par Balzac. 80 cents.
Ia Famile Alam Par Aphonse Karr. 25 cents
u uscoque. Par George Sand. 25 cents.
Deax. Histories. Par Eugene Sue. 81 cents
Allia PAUL. Par Fiya, 80 cents,
Theatre Compet. Par Balzac. so cents.
In Creole. Par Feval. 20 cents.
Don Martin dc Freytas. Par Dumas 20 cents. ..
Jacques OF Jacques H. Par Dumas 20 cents.
And many others al the game low range Of prices.
May 20 FRANCK TAYLOR
The Washington union., 1857-09-22

TOMPLETION of Panama road.-Reduction
~ Caionia-Untcd mail steamships
Aspnwa the 5 and Goth Of each MONTH connecting
with mail steamers from Panama to San Francisco.
steamships inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety.
The Panama railroad al miles long) completed from
crossed In hours Tho Of
checked New York through Francisco
by the The
money paid in New York all Of the trip
kept in New York. Panama. and San
detention accident that the route
entirely reliable
Passengers eaye Panama the day they arrive Aspnwa
Conductors through by each and take charge OF
and children without other protectors. a-... ~.
through the apply the agency LIT
West street, New York, TO I. W. RAYMOND.
MayR I'd
The Washington union., 1857-09-22
united States Patent once,
wAausGros, August Ia, 1857.

ON the petition of J. ID. Russell and u Waterman
deceased OF New York. praying
for the extension OF patent granted Russell anu sePnen
January 1884, for Improvement IN sps
blocks for years the expiration OF said patent which
place the 3lst day OF January, 1865 .. -
m q ordered that the said petition Patent Office
January 1885, at ~ o'clock nj and all persons
appear and show cause any they have why sad Pc
titon ought not To be granted
opposing the extension required TO file IN the Patent
objections specially forth In writing at least twenty
days hearing all testimony filed by either party 70
hearing be taken and transmitted accord
Office which will be furnished ON appca
ton
The testimony the will be closed on the 3lst Of December
testimony be filed
before the morning Of that day the arguments
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered this notice be published in the Unen ntei
gencer Evening STAR Washington D. G. Republican, Baltimore
Philadelphia and Daily News, New York, ~ vi
Inquirer week fer three successive weeks previous
: - s. T. sHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
sEors of the above will please copy and send their
0nce with paper containing this notice.
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The Washington union., 1857-09-22
NEW ARRIVALS OF BOOKS AT TAYLOR &

-
The Feahcred Arrow, the Forest Rangers by
stacker, 90 cents.
The Common Objects OF The Sea Shore including Hints
rum by the Rev. j. g. Wood 25 Colored illustrations
bound 81
Life in China, by the Rev William c. Milne NJ A. for years
Missionary the Chinese with four original 81
Lands of the Slave and the Free Cuba the United
Canada copiouy illustrated by Captain the honorable Henry
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Unprotected Females Norway the Pcasantest Travel
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The Divine life by tho Rev John Kennedy A. f. r. G. S. ST.
The Five Gateways of Knowledge by George Wilson, s.
E., so cents
Funeral Euogy at the Obsequies OF Dr. f. X delivered
Philadelphia by the Rev. Charles W. Shields 25 cents
Caupbes lives OF the Chief Justices of England vol 81
Evenings with Jesus prepared from Sermons Preached by the Rev
William Jay, Of Bath, 81 20.
Aug 2S-3t Bookstore, 9th street.
The Washington union., 1857-09-22
For All Parts OF the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
berland, Wheeling and nil parts Of the West.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will (excep Sunday at
645 with trains from Philadelphia first from
Washington at uncuon will stations and arrive at Cum
berland at O'Clock, p m.
and reaches Wheeling by connecting Ben
with Columbus Cincinnati Dayton indianapolis Louis
ve Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago st. Louis Cairo, and inter-
mediate points.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily p M, connecting with
express Cincinnati St. Louis Cairo, Chicago, ntcrme
de places The distance Cincinnati and other central and south
the West nearly 100 miles shorter than other
route. time these places Is also un9qualled.
checked through Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis and
st. Louis,
Passengers and baggage transferred all points free.
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold TO all the the West
possible the ticket Office Camden Station and at
Washington city, ,.. 3
second class attached the mail .-..t
from Baltimore Washington rio he entire road
accommodation mail lying
Cumberland Oakland They morning by the
which leaves Cumberland at 25o and reaches Wheeling
ut g
Passengers Washington ample for meals Wash
Junction,
only by which through baggage
be obtained in Washington, -... s.... ......
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
accommodation train, 645, win stop all
Cumberland and the at stations beyond Piedmont going
Eastwardy the mail Wheeling 75
Cumberland reaching Baltimore 545
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts ut A. except sunday stopping
stations Leaves Frederick at o. arriving at Baltimore
IL 80,
The EIIICoTTs g. a. M
p Ecos Mills at $780, m. and 80 p m,
except Sunday.
W. s. woODsIDE,
Jan 17--dG Master Of Transportation.
The Washington union., 1857-09-22
For Kansas and Missouri River.

TIME PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
daily between and Jefferson city connecting
with the Lightning Ine Of Missouri packets that leaves Jeher
daily the arrival of the ran carrying the mails
Bonneville Glasgow lexington Kansas Ieaven
worth, Joseph, all intermediate points.
Through st. Louis Kansas As hours and from ~ to 80
hours ahead Of boats starting from St. Louis. a1
The Lightning Line packets equal boats in the trade and
required mails
delayed waiting freight their Through
tickets be purchased In the principal cities Of the United States
tho Offices Louis. 7. McKlSICK,
22-du Supt.