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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26
The Pacific Mall Service.

Tho San Francisco Herald of Sunday last,
csntIns>an able and earnest appeal to the,
Postmaster General and Congress not to re-
new the contract which now exists with the
Steamship monopoly, urging the unssawor-
thy condition of that compauy's ships, and
the host of enorm;ties, which have grown
out Of the favoritism extended to it ~ Gov
ernment, as grouads FOR that appeal 1t is
the Heraid's proposition, not to make an
other contract With any line cf steamers
that may hereafter oe established, but rather
70 perfect more Jmpletely the arrange
ments which have been commenced for trans
porting the mails overland, ria San Diego
and San Antonio.
We are net prepared;.o advocate the ss-
Enlistment OF the overland mail route to
the exclusion of all others, but earnestly
join with the .YerGM in the prayer to the
authorities at Washington, to take away
from the Steamship monopoly the contract
which it has used 80 Gbusvely, and upon
the PROFITS OF which it has swollen into
the monstrosity it now is. As general
rule, tie Government is made to suffer by
her contracts, but in. this particular iu-
stance, net only has the contract been an
immensely onereus tax upon the National
Treasury. but it has served more than any
thing else to fasten the grip Of this relent.
less, merciles3 monoeely uponthe very vitals
Of California, sapping her treasure houses
and retarding- her increase of permanent
population.
#, rs the Herald suggests, the contract
be given to parties to bring the mail over
land, let that contract be so constructed, as
8hall cause regularity and perfect and
speedy performance let the contractors be
SO eircumstanced as to be made to feel their
position orpaid servants of the Government,
and not be elevated to the position of dcta-
tors to the people whom they serve. Ii on
the contrary, similarly constructed con-
tract should be given to the Tehuantepec
Company, let necessary aid be given to the
perfection Of the contemplated railroad
What we want, is regular Weekly mail,
perfect in its arrangements and certain of
delivery, and our wants are imperative and
immediate. Perhaps California can urge
her claims to the consideration Of the Gov
ernment Ti:h more excusable pertinacity
than heretofore, now that her existence has
been proved so essential to the prosperity of
Eastern money markets 1T is an i'll wind
that blows no one good" and since the re-
vulsions at the East, California has gained
most unwoatedly favorable consideration.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26
Strange Alteration.

i;.. EDiroR-l was forcibly struck IL few day ngc
at the great Increase of comIor, traveller nus nv
iourneying through hs part Of The mines from What
he did two years ago. At hat time there were
"Sreams from ih bubhting fountain lrce," tits ruc
but now he MT only obtain this luxury, but to
my surprise. drank the best glass of Bottled Lon
don Porter ut j. Troughten's Wyandotte, that | evec
saw since leaving the 'o.d county," lie told me he
obtained it from PARKER X o'CONNOR'S Whole
sale Liquor Store, Bird ST., 0royille. Some TWO
thousand dozen OF this delicious beverage, under
stand, have oeen imported by that enterprisng firm.
Nov 6 I'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26
Notice TO License Payers.

All persons doing business Tor which Stae or
County License i, required. hereby notified that
,t Of eiinquentS Is being Lllde out. which VIII be
placed la the hands Of the District Atorne, AZ
there many persons whose licenses have expired
and others who have not complied with the law by
King out IA ceuse before commencing business, ny
attend ng 10 thIs. ana calling at the office ut the
dersisncd. ana procuring he same, i will save fines
and costs OF prosecutions.
WM. LATrlMORE,
OroVille Nov. lhh. Treasurer Butte County
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

The Governor of the French settlements in
New Caledonia has issued a proclamation
to the natives, forbiddng them TO eat one
another as they have been heretofore accus-
toned to do. Any gentleman caught max
ing dinner off his neighbor, be he tender
husband or tough customer, will be treat
ed just like criminal and punished accord
ingly. The New Caledonians object to the
prohibition, and think it smacks too strong.
ly Of the Maine Law doctrine. Fat men
'have fell" ia Caledonia since the procla-
nation.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26
NEW ADVERTISEM ENTS.
NOTICE.

All persons doing business for which Municipal
License isrtqIred, viz: LiGuor; Rondo, Billiards
Kino Ten-Pins, &c, are hereby notified, .hat list
Of dclinquents is being made 6ai which will be
placed in the hnrds OF the Town Attorney Those
whose licenses have expired, and others who have
not complied with The law by taking out "A license
Before commencing business, by calling the under
eigned's cSoe and pre- curing the same, will save
fines aud costs of prosecution.
G X lENDEL, Town Treasurer.
Office at G. A. Smiths Bookstore, corner Downer
aad Mon tgomery streets. n23 I'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

The SACRAMENTO BRIDGE.-The Marys-
Vile Herald of yesterday says that petit
ton has been sent to the Common Council of
that city signed by numerous citizens pray
ing that measures be taken to enjoin the
Sacramento Bridge Company from further
prosecution of their work. This action has
been taken by the Marysvlians in view Of
the fact that bar is forming in the Sacra-
mento in consequence of the work which has
already been done on the founda ton.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

PEENrg OF CAsH.-The Marysville mqui-
'eT thinks that our delinquent tax list is an
evidence that the people of Butte are hard
up. The fact is, however, they have got
such superabundaace of money, that they
are rather pleased than otherwise ct the
general exhibition o. their names in type,
ana are now paying for the luxury with a
readiness really gratifying-especially to
the Sheriff and Treasurer.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

Mrs. Ella Preston, native of Scotland,
and also a resident of Albany, N. Y. will
hear of her mother by writing to Jane
Walker, Sacramento, Cal. viii the news
papers generally copy the foregoing '--age
The presence of the assertion and query
in these columns answers the question, as
far as tie Record is concerned.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

YANKEE ADDAMs, The Marysville Mqui.
,er seems to think Yankee Adams a hum
bug. and winds up pretty severe criticism
by saying, "If Mr.. Addams is the only gen.
uine yankee comedian now living, it will
be much better to suppress all representa-
tions such as he pretends TO give, than to
have them thus performed.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26
The Arcade saloon!

CHARtEY LEGArE is now the CommandAf In
CHIEF of the Arcade aIoon aud shes Orovilliant
snd the wort IN general 10 know that lie has just
received fresh supp'yof Wines, Liquors ana Lager
Beer and sells LUNCH twice day for The benefit os
his customers. lie serves up oyster aud clam soup
hash siews, Boston crackers aud bakers bread IN
any Guaa!hy, md Tree nj that Drinks u! cents
usual; ng
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26
County Treasurcr's Office.

ORovILLE. November Sd, 1857.
Notice is shereby given that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund
registered between the II OF Feb and % of May 1857
inclusive, also Court House and Jail Warrants Nos.
5i jl, 5l6 5I7, 54s $40, $50 and 55l also Warrants
on lndgeni Sick F0nd registered prior to Sept 23d,
that the same will be paid on presentation at this
Office and after this date said Warrants will cease
to bear interest, and If not presented within sixty
days from the date hereof. the moneys ror said war
rants viii be appropriated to pay The next in order OF
registry.
WIN. LATTIMORE.
Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26
ThanksgiVing Dinner.

EPIcCREs ATTENTION Mine Host, Frank
johnson of the st. Nicholas, will give a
grand Thanksgiving dinner to-day. at
o'clock. Frank is an appreciator of the
good old day, and means to celebrate it by
giving his customers the best dinner ever
served up in Oroyile. Lovers of good grub
will miss rare treat if they are not among
to-day's guests at the St Nicholas
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

AccoRDrNs TO EoyLE.--Hoyle's Gspes
were introduced into Judge Coon's Court in
San Francisco the other day to prove that
rondo is game of chance Coon has taken
the matter under advisement, and will pro.
badly decide according to the indisputable
author
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26
Public Notice,

HS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ON WEDNESDAY
n ncxt, at 1o.o'clock, \ NJ. December second
1857. we the undersigned, Robert 49, Moore, J mes
l. ilen>haw AID Paci3cas propIietors oi the Grant
known the Fernandez Rancho, for the purpose
Of estIrb .shtng ;he genineness of certain patent
for four square leagues Of lan0 containing seventeen
thousand light hundred and live and eighty four
%ne-hund.edths acres, lying IL Butte County, state
OF Ca iihfnia, ssued by the President OF Ire Unied
States, on the fourteenth day of October A. y. one
thOusBund eight hundred and t1y seven, to lfonsiO
Z. Fernandez NaXiues Zeuon Fernandez Josiah
Belden nud William X Barham. and their elrs.
will make application TO the District Court of the
Fifteenth Judicial District, tor the County oil Butte.
to inspect the said Patent, IL open Court. and If
genuine, to annex order thereto. declaring the
same To be genuine, us is by Jaw required
ROBERT MOORE,
JAMES l.. HENSllAW.
PACIFlCUS ORD.
WM. n. RHoDEs, Attorney.
O. oville, November Goth, 1857. n26-t
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

DEATH FROM 4NTEMPERANcE We
learn from Coroner Harow that man
named William Tucker died suddenly at
Thompson's Flat on yesterday morning un-
der the following circumstances Tucker
was i'll from the effects of hard drinking,
indeed wss laborinS under fit of deIiriun
hemens, and was so badly attacked as to
require watchers. The persons who sat up
with him on Tuesday night allowed them
selves to drop asleep, and while they were
doing the accused got out of bed, left the
cabin and wandered off some hundred and
fifty yards, where, about g. o'clock in the
morning, they found him, stretched out and
lying on his face across n small tlume. In
stead of removing him, they stopped to send
for the Coroner, who, when he arrived there
three hours after, found him in the condi-
tion we have described. The body was by
his order removed to the house, and being
warm, attempts were made at resuscitaton,
but without avail The deceased was q ma
tive of Maine, of about forty years of age
and came to California in 1919 An inquest
was held, and a verdict returned in accord
ance with the above facts.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

The CHINESE OF AMADoR Some Of the
pSopls down in Amador county are talking
about running out tho Cinnamon since the
murder Of Mr.. Griswold at Jackson. The
Amador Sentinel advises them to keep cool
and let the Johns alone. Good advice.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

The MooREAND IIENsHAw TRACr.-No
tice is given in another column by Messrs
Moore s. Henshaw through their Attorney,
Mr. Rhodes, that they will make application
On Wednesday next the ID prox., to the Dis
trict Judge for a declaration Of the validity
of their grant and an order signifying its
genuineness.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

RoNDo-ERs AND wHIsKEY SHOPS, ArTEN-
TioN.-Mr. Hendle, the Town Treasurer,
gives notice in another column to all rondo-
dealers. billiard merchants, whiskey mill
ers, &c, that they had better call at his
office and get their licences if they don't
want to get themselves into a scrape
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26
DR.. James NJ. Vance.

Would rs>pectui! inform his friends and the pub 3.
lie generally, that he has rcinyed TO ThomI sH's
Flat for the purpos of Practiclng his Professions
where he may always be fount9eAcept when aDsel.s
in the discharge of his professional duties.
Thonp>ons Flat, Nov. IL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

A HoRsE THIEF ARREstEp.- learn by
the Marysville Inquirer that man named
A B' Blancard was examined in that city
on Tuesday before justice Singer, on
charge of grand larceny, in stealing horses.
blaneard was sent to the Court Of Sessions,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

DESERVED The family of the late W. B.
Chapman are to have two benefits on Thanks
giving evening atSan Francisco-one at the
American Theatre and the other at the
Opera House.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

THANKsGIvING dancers should
remember that grand Ball will be given to
night at Musical Hall A good dance is the
very best way in the world for thankful
people to end their days devotions. Tickets
can be obtained at Garnham s. Lock woods
I. o. Depot
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

THIEVES ABoUr.--The Amador Sentinel
thinks that Jackson is infested with thieves
and advises the police to keep sharp look
out for such characters. Such is the cry
from almost every section of the State. We
should not be surprised if there were few
thieves in aud about Oroville.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

THE VARIETY SToRE-The auction sale
at the Variety Store will be continued to-
day. Sale to commence at 1Geo'clock to
close the concern. A. 2 o'clock the show
cases and other store fixtures will be sold.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

Dr. j. &. YOUNG, whose advertisement ad
versement 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
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Teacher.

lady Of long experience in tuiion, and whose
testimonials of reputation and competency are nheN
cepiionab T. is deslrous of taking charge ot school,
either boys girls. She can imprrt thorough!
solid tucation, we'll rs music, drawings ami the
languages. Address educator, office Of this paper
nj
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26
Thanksgiving Day,

ThsinnWbit"nts of the Ottoman Empire
should be strict observers of the "day we
celebrate" so consonant is the name of
Thanksgiving with that of TWkey, But
then, one turkey diiFereth from another tur-
key in glory, and the bird Of American ori-
gin when in his best condition, rendered
replete with adipose matter by being prop
erly supplied with daily rations of prepared
ailments crammed down his throat with an
elongated foreigner, and as n completion of
his adaraments, to be made corpnlent with
countless oysters, and finally drssed richly to
receive aL9 be received by company, his
| oriental name sake is no more to be COM
pared with him. than J. Nicely johnson to
''Huge" McDermott
But we must not speak lightly Off Neely,
if he is just about to give way to another
and Weller man than he, for J. Nicely, as
sisted by X. Providence, has given US
chance to return thanks day that we are
living and moving and having rainy spell
O. weather, and that we don't have to work
to-day, but can get drunk if we choose or
indulge in any other rational amusement
guaranteed to us by the town Trustees and
the Constitution handed down to US by John
Adams and the Nebraska Bill, in spite Of
Brigham Young and the Forty three Con-
Johnson for his consideration in appointing
this day as he has, and trust he may have
a turkey and bottle Of claret and nice
little poker game to wind up with it he wants
it. We also hope he may find pardons as
plenty in heaven as he has dispensed them
on earth.
Here we are interrupted in our oogita-
ton5 by an expressman who brings us a
letter from a friend twenty five miles ayay,
who asks us in the most urgent manner to
dine with him, (our friend, not the express
man) and his kind family, and adds as an
inducement (where no inducement is need
ed) thst he is going to have turkey and q
lot of home made pies and a. that, lust as if
we could avail ourself of his kindness right
in the midst of this storm of rain, surround.
ed by four insatiate compositors, each one of
whom would cry "copy" to an editor, if
with the same breath he might 'talk tur-
key" on this blessed day. But we aay 60
perhaps spite Of rain and printers, but we
won't say so, for fear our friend will be dis
appointed and wait FOR us until the turkey
and home made pies grow cold.
To mention thanksgiving to Yankee is
to hold up to his gaze innumerable skates
and strings of sleigh bells, AMI pictures of
rosy-nosed girls and blue-nosed old women,
and in fact to bring 10 his mind all the hap.
py recollecao,ss os oarly winter days and
nights among the blue bellies and mackerel
catchers away down on the Androscoggin
There's where Thanksgiving is day worthy
its name. Il is to the Yankee what Christ.
mas is in "merry England" May the
rancherOes and "honest miners" of Califor-
MIA, learn to appreciate the day and cele-
brate 1t as thankful white men should
EEESxsz=zsassrEsug
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

THEATRICALs AT THE BAY.--Perform
ances are had nightly in San Francisco in
three different languages, English. French
and German. These are held inthe theatres.
Another performance in broken China, $
is held nearly every night at the Station
hOusa
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26
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EOMM 3fC'NGiONT THIS MONDAY EVENING
~ Nover1ber 23F, al O'Clock, and continue day
and evening, until the ENTIRE STOCK is disposed
of, consisting in part as follows:
Heavy and Shelf hardware, Carpenters aud
Miners Tools. Toilet Articles OILS and
Perfumes, Gents and Ladies' Furnishing Goods
Musical instruments. MEDICAL Mechanical and
Scientific Instruments.
ALSO -
Several copies Webster's Unabridged Dictionary,
And other valuable and standard orks,
Stationery, Blank and School Books, aud Novels,
Wall Paper Also, Confecionaries, Spices,
Canned and Preserved Fruits, Powder, shot and
Lead, Camphene Lamps and Lamp on. Also,
Gold and Counter Scales and one A No
Fire Proof Safe
ng- The above sale is worthy the attention OF the
pubic, AS the stock Is new, of great variety, and il
good order sale Positive. J. :. LAkIN,
Oroville, Nov. -, 1851. Auctioneer
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

The OREGON ELECTION Late dates from
Oregon show that the election has resulted
adversely to the introduction of slavery by
about $500; the Constitution has been
adopted by about the same majority, and II
similar number of votes exclude free negroes
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

CoNTEMPTIBLE Judge Heard of the
Sacramento Court of Sessions, issued an or
der on Tuesday requiring the presence of
the editor of the Bee to show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt, in
having published an article rejecting upon
the course pursued by the Court in relation
to obtaining jurors IN the Bates case.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26
SHERIFF : OFFICE,
bult,, t'ptlulk 'uIIiO

SIIERiFf'S OFFICE, y
Butte County, California,
40 SERVICES will 0e performed IN any civil Hc-
tion ot proceediI nnl the fee for such service ~
paid by the party T,qulng he service This rul e'
will be- strictly adhered To, without dislinct III of peg
SONS. \. ID, PLUM,
Nov. i}ih. sheriff Butte Co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26
DISTRICT CoUHr rltu.EEDINGs
Hon. C. Z. WILLIAMS, Presiding.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. o..
Court net at &c o'clock
Twenty-four persons we're examined as
jurors in the Lloyd case, all of whom were
excused a renire was ordered to issue for
twenty-forr others -returnab.e or Friday
next, until which time Court adjourned,
Thanksgiving being a non, judicial dayl
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26
NO Paper To-morrow W.

Our printers and ourseH desire to enjoy
Thanksgiving; Leace there will be no paper
issued from this .. ce tomorrow
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

STATISTICS OF HONEY LAKE VALLEY
The Plumas Argus gives the following as
the number of wagons, stock SC, that have
passed through Honey Lake Valley this sea-
son, TO various parts ofCalifornia
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

FoR SrocKToN.--A crazy man named
Samuel Leavitt was sent to Stockton from
San Francisco on Monday. The Call says
he is q monomaniac on military matters.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

THE BATES CAsE.-Tho Bates case was
given to the jury or Tuesday, but up TO the
time of the Unj9D's going to press for We'd
nesday, no verdict had been rendered
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26
WIN. LATTIMORE.
Treasurer Butte County,
DIR. Nj. VROOMAN.

wall hereafter have his Office at T. a. l.. Maguire's-
Drug Store Myers itreet near the corner OF Myers
and Mont gomery Mo
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

Dr. LED. CZapkay.--ln another column of this
paper will be found the advertisement Of l.. J.
CHAPkAY, N. ID. The doctors testimonials are Of
such character as to justify US in commencing him
10 public consideration IS a gentleman and physician,
and one who is in every way qualified for the faithful
performance OF bis promises. If
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26
NOT ICE.

Treasurer Butte Coun,y.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-15

me COMMITTEE IA whom wa y
hfud ihe pmamhia ahd resolution N
the death n hmihef 4 A " Kinney
AZ auf ltsi fevulaf communication fe
port No. following
Wnfar,s, II ha pleafed lllm VIM
docs ail things we'll 70 remove inm
fllt world, or esteemed brother md
hiend a A Mckinney Vho departed
tlla NE lhe OH " December, $500
hnthw Mckinney had NOT attain
I'd The hlph aud honorable position ui
Master Mason hui Wa aaplring 10
tlmt degree WHEN nVd saw " To- 70.
move him 10 The 0rand lndm
above, where be presided rs Grand
Master brother Mckinney was q
Mind and Glthfl friend honorable
upright aud manly IN al his dealings,
and d gentleman In every scrse Of the
term
IN the death n brother Mckinney,
We are ag,in reminded that We Too
must die. aud "" know not how tnun.
II should teach rs 20 be- ever ready,
md 10 be- N possession u the proper
passport, which will raln Ms admission
mio the Celestial lodge above
'i srrlutr,
ur Resolved. That We 10 dccpl,
sympahin with bis wife In hrr allie
tlon, aud her lrrcparallc lo-s ais
with his relatives aud numerous
Rcnfs.
Resolved. That We d. tender unt'
Mr anil Mr. lowlrs, uur heartfelt
thanks for their parental attention h.
siuwrd upon uur Brother while on hi'
bed Of aMir,iou and death 1T thel
house.
Received, Tina, We present Mrs
Bcvlrs With = Mantle of ~ ortiYu!
material, A. = present. Also Is
prucf II our sincvritv fcr hsr superb
camlulness in preparing every n"ces
s,ry comicr, Tor our brother dhrin
4. hts sickness.
3, Resolved. 1ha, These proceeding
=. he spread upon the Lodge Recon
and q copy he sent ~ the widow, wh
resides IL Tennessee. Alsn a copy
Mr. anl Mrs. Bovlrs. anil n 10 II
!, Pamela star tcr publication.
=. u. JOHNS.
IT. D. MILES. , Commute
\ j. EENSON.\
JAS MCCl.AlN. " VI.
= JuuN SH,Nsls, Secretary.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-15

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