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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-31
Merchants Exchange.

This Saloon Ey far The brs, arranged, most popult
and best lighted oC any in O-oyitc or vicinity. p'oy
ded with five ar,t class Rlllisri Tablcr, talented
band Of Musicians, the beet stcckcl Dm, and the
most attentive aud competent tar Keepers IN North
en California. is now under the sole control Of the
undersigned who soliclts. and hopes he may merit
and receive continuance Of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon the Saloon.
DNARAKOUSKN,
Jurc % Alias "CoUNr.'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-31
Peaches. Pcacnes!: Peaches!!:

Families and dealers in lraii Gun find II constant
supply of the celebrated Peaches on the Tancs
of Mr.. G. H. Peach Mar! syiilc, received ev,ry dag
fresh from the uurser7 at the
jlI FlpNEEE NhPlEif STORE
Myers street, 3 doors from Montgomery, orovilie-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-31
DIR, AVREET.

FRENCH PHYSICIAN. Graduate Of The Ncdicai
College Of France. .uRGtON AND ACC0uCHER,
diploma exhibited when requ,ied9 Mon;g, mery 81,
next door 70 The Orleans liotd
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-31
DIT. j. GILBERT,

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, L"ndoh.
formerly Surgeon Accoucher 10 the Christ Church
Lying-in Institution, London, md la,o House Phy~
sician TO the stale Marine Hospital. san Francisco
n. u DR.. G. can receive Il few patients into HE
house, powner street, End door from Montgomery.
Orovllie. Aug. 4th.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-31
Si,oCial Notice.

On and after this date, shah seil exclusively for
CASH. As this rule will be strictly adheyed to gen
tlpmcn will please note. All persons knowing them'
selves indebted to us arc requested 10 sette mmedl
atey as we are determined TO close all oSig4nnding
accounts, d. TOY & OTrERSON,
Orovile, July IL, 1857, jyl3tf
H5rNorth Californian copy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-31
keystone Club.

This Club viii meet on Tuesday night Mt
the Court House. They will probably be ed
dressed by various gentlemen on political
matters. A full attendance is earnestly So
licited
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Justice OF the Peace.

Ths numerous friends uf Mp CARTLAND. E-q
hereby announce him n an tNHrPI spEAT Candidate
Il; the ensuing Election fer the Office OF Justice OF tbs
Peace for oIhir Township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-31
For supervisor.

The lends uf GEORGE ". NILMOT announce
hun as Candidate fur the once uf supervisor of
THIRD Dis'ricl.
Oregon Township, August L., lSj1.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-31
On The Slate Debt Question,
Fay tho ID lot.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

-
For County Judge,
THOMAS WELLS.
For Member of Assembly
JAMES KITCHENS,
For Sheriff,
NATHAN d. PLUM.
For County Clerk,
NJ. II. DARRACH.
For County Treasurer.
II. U. JENNINGS.
For Tax Collector,
W. W. HOBART.
For Recorder,
JOHN f. KIMMEL.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
Z. II. HARRIS,
For Assessor,
DAVID WEAVER.
For Public Administrator,
WILLIAM COFFEY.
For Superintendent of Common Schools.
A. c. MORSE.
For Surveyor,
GEORGE u. FRENCH.
For Coroner,
JAMES HARLOW.
For Supervisor. First District,
PHILIP FARRELY.
For Supervisor, Second District,
OWEN MURPHY.
For Supervisor, Third District,
j.. RIPLEY.
or Justices of the Peace Ophir Township,
JOHN S. BERRY.
EDWARD DONOHUE.
For Constables,
MATTHEW j. PURCELL,
NJ. A. MCLAUGHLIN.
Wagon Road Bonds, MO.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-31

ALTA ExPREss Cove have been sup
piled with Sacramento AMI San Francisco
papers Of the past few days. We are happy
to note the establishment Of branch OF this
enterprisiug express company in 0rogille.
We wish them complete success.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-31

The first Office of prudence is to fore
see impending evils, and prevent them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-31
County Treasures Office,

County Treasurer's Office.
OROvILLE. July 18th, 1857. /
Notice shereby given that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the lst day of November 1855.
and the 5th OF February 1857 inclusive that the
same will be paid on presentation AT this Office, and
after this date said Warrants will cease TO bear In
terest. WIN. LATTIMORE,
Teasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-31
Wonderful Developments!

June %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

&e= FOR RENT. -Four new Houses
E:l situated on Broad street, between Jail Alley
anu 18th street. containing rooms each, suitable
for stores and dwellings Possession given about the
h of October. For further inf hmation, apply to
EDWARD ID. EACIIO,
SO 2J-2t Pearl street.
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Value OF India to Great Britain.

From an article on this subject in a New York
journal 1t appears that, in the shape Of tribute OF
surplus of Indian receipts over Indian expcndi-
lures, nothing whatever reaches the British trel-
sury ON the contrary, the annual ontay is very
large 1t is in the profits and benefits which ac-
crue TO individual British subjects that find the
principal advantages which Great Britain derives
from her Indian empire. The classes thus benc-
fitted are: first the stockholders in the East India
Company. to the number of about 1000 persons, t.
whom under the recent charter, there is gUaran-
teed upon a paidup capital of six millions of
pounds sterling. an annual dividend of ten and 4
halt per cent, amounting to 100000 annually
next the civil clerical, medical, military and ma
val officers employed in India, and numbering
about ten thousand; next retired Indian officers,
living upon pensions in England which pensions,
with the dividends and interest on debts due in
England. consume some fifteen TO twenty millions
of dollars drawn annually from India. There are
also about six thousand European residents in In.
dia employed in trade private speculation, in
whose hands is almost the entire foreign trade OF
India, including imports and exports to the amount
of about fifty millions of dollars each. Whilst il
is thus evident that individuals gain largely by the
English connection with India and of course Their
gain goes increase the of the national wealth
our contemporary thinks that, after deducting tbs
military and naval expenses paid by the people q
England on Indian account and on account of wars
in which the English have become involved by tht
possession of India, the Indian dominion threaten:
TO cost quite as much il ever be expected Il
come to.
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shot by Spring Gun-condttion of
Lntnss Hfrfis IL.
IconnssrospEscE OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY pIsfATcH.l
PETERSBURG, Sept. "a.

PETERSBURG, Sept. "a.
4 lively excitement created this morning,
and sundry suspicious of foul play, engendered by
the discovery Of traces of blood in the rear ~
Branch 4 Sons warehouse, In Pocahontas, and the
appearance of trail of uneven footsteps "a though
some one had been dragged off and pitched In the
river The matter was soon cleared IN by the
overseer Of the hands engaged nj the warehouse,
who led the crowd into the cellar of the building,
showed them large hole in the wall, spring gun,
trigger down. pointing towards it, and mass "i
blood Immediately beneath.
The police getting hold OF the affair, explorer
pocahontas and at length discovered william 'at-
ter a slave of John Archer, in remote mouse
! ing apparently in dying condition. his lett MI
/ terribly wounded with shot. The boy cohiessctI
/ having broken into the warehouse wednesday
night for the purpose of stealing Wheat ana =
| coived the wound in the act of getting IN Inc
oyorseer il seems, had discovered that numerous
| theits had been committed on the premises a'',
SO provded for its detection. Carter was cohveycn
| TO iail where he now lies in doubtful conoluoh
Two of his supposed accomplccs, negroes, nave
also been arrested .L,
4 pair of fancy ladies, known as Emma IAttie anu
! Betty Cockril, were arTaigned beisre the Sa9 VI
| tbs morning, for keeping bachelor nan ~
reputable part of the city, to the annoyance OF 'e
! n,ghbors, and required TO give SUI security ~
| APPEAR before the Grand Jury. $500
| James Harris. whose legs were ampu'ateu ga
sunday last on account of accident on Tie
| Southside Railroad, is reported to-day III oanE'
| rous condition 1t is thought that second opeft
i'm takinn off one of the legs above the knee VIII
h., necessary His situation is extremely CRITICAL
| - "NNN'''' ARIEL.
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Rnrou Macauley.

For almost the first time in its history, the Bri-
.,.h Government has conferred rank upon n sub
Ia, on account Of literary ability, Sir Walter
snnt,. who was made a Baronet being the only ex
can,ion that occurs to us. Mr.. Maeauay has been
IN Parliament. but WAS never known as success
t,I leader aud made no prctentions TO statesman
sbin His brilliant speeches were much admired
,,, rr,dueed no effect. 1t is purely in literature
that his extensive reputation has been achieved
and therefore his elevation TO the peeragc mi9h'
y. considered tribute 10 literature, were there ho
r., raasops 10 account for this exceptional case
81 governmental honor and distinction TO man oil
letters
A, ;,,e,,Iyrpt Northern contemporary, the Phil
,.,,hi. I,ouiry says that, IL accounts be true, a
,nr,s number of Lord Palmerstons adherent.
.oe Of less some Of greater fame are to be raised
e. the IIouse of Peers, aud under the excitement
GRATED bv Macaulay's elevation, a most singular
and remarkable proceeding will be effected with
ont giving rise 10 any unpleasant observations
When ever so extraordinary measure has here
tofor. been resor,ed to. 1t has been under circum
stances almost revolutionary in their character
In the present complicated state OF Eastern al
fairs il il important that Lord Paimers'oh sh"u"
not only have q majority in the Lower put III ''i'
Inner House. which has, on several recent oe'"
sons shown itself refractory, and refused 10 Ioio"
his load We hope that Macaulay may decline the
honor and that for the reasons assigned ny our
PHILADELPHIA contemporary-because the name oil
n II Nacaulay. nnder which he acquired all bis
literary reuovn, is a more potent spell than Lord
uacauIay ever will be: because, the moderate re'e
So. AZ the successful reviewer and historian can
not sppport his newly fedged dignity with credit
to himself or his position so that one OF the most
DISTINGUISHED writers Of the present century Will
.xb;bt himself in the unenviable situation OF a
moor Lord; and because, those who accept the no
pors proffered by Lord Palmerston, tacitiy give
pledge to support him in every emergency ana I'M
pose upon their own necks yoke, hard and grieV-
Gus 10 be borne This pledge of fidelity to the IN
terests of the party comforting the distinction Is
so well understood. that Of the intended rect
pients of the Prime Minister'S peerages has airea-
dy declined the profferes honor in fear OF compro-
missing himself and his principles.
IT, however. Lord Palmerston intends TO confer
honors upon literature it is 10 be hoped that he
will make up his batch of peers entirely OF
literary men-Iord Dickens, Lord Thackeray, Lord
Lemon OF the London Punch-or he might prefer
to take his title from his combined name and news
paper Lord Lemon Punch,-and dozen more Of
Natures uoblemen, who might be named, and who
would keep Mr.. Macaulay i'll couutenance in his
new position.
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DIED.

I'm Wesnssjav the 22t inst. Mrs FRANCES A.
COCK H. In the Goth year Of her age. she pore her
sickness with Chrstian's forttude. , -,
Her funeral will take place this morning: the 25th
mat, Mt 10 oclock from the residence Of Mrs Caro-
line Holland on I'd street, between Clay and MAI.
shall The friends and acquaiDfa nees OF the taflny
are respectfully invited to attend.
At his residence Blue Run. Orange county, Va.
on the morning Of the 23d September. 1881, captain
WILLIAM SMITH, In the soth year OF his age.
Yesterday afternoon, oath inst, MARY CATHA
RINE LASNAN aged two months aud ten day 8
dan xh ter " Daniel and Mary Ryan.
The funefal will take place from the residence Q
her unrle N amman, on Cary street, opposite tn
Gas Vol Ks this evening at o'clock. Friends am
| acouaiut y ces invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

aS- At a breakfast given at the New York Clar-
endon House, in honor of the new frigate building
at W. Ill. Webb's ship yard, for the Russian navy,
and at which a number of Russian and American
dignitaries were present Mr.. Nhttbeck, the Rus
sian Consul, in responding to u sentiment compli-
mentary to himself toasted Mr.. Webb, the builder.
preiacng the toast with the remark that 'he had
observed, and he would not say it with reference
specially to this occasion, that in this country it
appeared TO be the practice on all great occasions
where the genius of American mechanic is the
real of the assemblage, that his name was al
most universally omitted" 1t was afterwards ex
planned that, in this instance, Mr. Webb had him
self requested that he should not be toasted which
was the reason Of the omission
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25
Virginia Washington Monument.

We have already published paragraph, from the
Richmond Enquirer, stating that the great eques-
triau Statue, to surmount the Washington Monu-
ment in the Capitol Square, is board the staunch
iron brig Wdlborg, which sailed from Amsterdam,
on the 10th ultimo, and is expected in James Ri
yer by the LIST of October, She is now on her 10th
day Of the passage to America but as the Dutch
vessels, like their men and women move with due
delberston and dignity, fears neod be entertain
ed for her safety even if she does not arrive under
sixty days from her departure from Amsterdam
Unless she was in the circle of the late storm upon
eur coast, which is not probable no apprehensions
need be felt If she does not make her M =
pearance for two weeks to come. 1t is said that
the models for the remaining four statues, of Mar
shall, Lewis Nelson and Mason, were in such
state of fOrwardness at the time Mr.. Crawford's
eyes became diseased that they can be finished by
other hands, if he should not be able to resume his
labors. The inauguration of the Washington sta.
tue, like the laying of the cornerstone of the Mo-
nument ut which President Taylor was present
will probably be the occasion of a grand civic and
military display.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

SYRACUSE. n. Y, Sept. 23-The State Black Re-
publican Convention for nominating State officers,
assembled to-day. A. NJ Clapp, of Erie, was cho-
sen temporary Chairman, and in his address said
he had heard from numerous States, and had
heard but expression, and that Isl "lf New
York bears aloft, without tarnish and to success,
the Republican banner in the coming State cleo
ton, the battle of 1850 will be already fought
There was good deal of wranglng III the appoint
mrnt of the committees.
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Negro KilIed-Arrest OF F"Si'i'e'
rcoRREspoSpEvcE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
WELDON. NC. Sept. "a. 1857.

WELDON, n. c. Sept. "A, 1857.
An old and respectable free negro woman named
Patty Brown. was murdered within mile OF this
town on Tuesday evening. Suspicion being strong
against John Gregory, worthless white man about
. wears of age a warrant was issued and he was
arrested lie has since acknowledged that he conf
mitted the murder with a stick, breaking her jaw
bone and scul in three pieces. 1t is sndposed he
murdered her for the money she possessed. amount
iu,r in all to some 80 He has been examined AMI
sent on fol, fual trial at the October Court
Everett, the man who shot Mctiowan last year;
and broke Jail in this county. tialifaxl has been
again arrested in Tennessee and passed through
this place to Jail to-day. The Jail is in Halifax
Town WB.C,
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DEAR 1T In MIND, THAT BOssIEUy

= Is pforc extcnsIveiy enEased ia the mapul.eture
oiCandies. and sale Of confectonaries. than any
elusive wholesale business that his rsshshsent i
larger. and his stock better than can be found in
any one store OF the kind. South of phii-delnhia
lhat ne warrants his OWN MAKE CANpIEs In every
particular better than maie Nerth that he slls
them ~ low aud in large quantities. LOWER than the
baltimore prices. giving the purchaser the
q getting them fresh, saving drayage frelgnt A.
Cali at the Steam Candy Manuf.ctory, No ~ Main
street. 80 % LOUIS j. BOSSIEUy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25
THE CENTRAL AMERICA DISASTER

BosToN, Sept. 2.-The schooner FL Dorado from
Galveston, arrived here, reports that on O'Clock
of the evening of the 18th instant, she passed
within 100 feet Of the Central America and laid by
till o'clock next morning when she ran down to
the spot. but could nothing of the steamer or
her passengers. though she cruized about two
hours in the vicinity. She saw three other vessels
living by, one of them the bark SaXony.
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THE DISPATCH.
NoTIcE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the p'sPsTcH must DC hahd'
al in hy SIR O'Clock in he e'ieT""on' IN order 70 APP
n.ar the next day. The heavy pressure OF adver-
,,..ments upon the columns Of our paper will not
-, f,h.ir reception after the hour named
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n9y- In the Dispatch, of prior date,
find nv name associated with an assault, &c, which
never occurred i'm any manner shape, or form /;
and that upon which the item alluded to was based.
had its origin alone in movement OF my frlend',
who though misguided by visionary notions. were,
an fully convinced. actuated by that which they
believed to lie duty TO me.
Sc 25-lt& W. H. GRAY ES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

Az IMPORTANT PUGcHAsE.-We learn of contract
made yesterday in this city. for 1000 bills of flour
at $50, to be delivered i'll the month of October
The purchase itself is not matter of much conse-
quence; but the connections of the purchaser are
such lead to the suppostion that it is for foreign
account, and ii indicates the beginning of foreign
demand, and confidence in an advance of prices
-Eransrile (Ind.l Jour, 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

The CorToN CROP-From reliable dates received
at Washington it has been ascertaned that the cot
ton crop OF the United States, for the year ending
ON the Both of June is 303 143 2l6 pounds short OF
the preceding year. The value, however, was
Sc, 696 .60S greater
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25
T.IBEI. STIFF

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Sept. 23.-The jury in
the criminal court suit for libel by The Daily News
against The sun, rendered verdict of guilty this
morning The plaintiff charged with selling
out his principals to the Democrats during the
last Presidential election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

Re- GREAT REMEDY For SUMNER CoMPLAINTS.-
To all who are troubled with bowel, stomach anil
summer complaint we would recommend DR.. SAN
F0RDs LIVER INvIGOEAroR, as article that can b.,
relied on as a speedy. and eicacious Its
action is to remove the Of the disease i'll place
Of checking it without giving permanent benefit
The invigorator thou xh gentle cathartiC, will ia
stantly check the most violent darrhoa until some
eighteen hours afterwards when the cause of the
complaint is carried away, and more discharge.
fellow.
Dysentery in its worst form rarely ever fails t.
yield to treatment of the Inyigorator, when taken
often till the discharges checked, and rarely ever
will there be any further discharges after taking
regular dose, till the operation of the medicine,
which almost invariably checks the disease, ami
cures the patient. Should dose not give relief,
there will be no danger of taking second or third
till relief is found.
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER and ADIE GRAY, agents
for Virginia. Sc l4-dRCw2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

TIE LATE GALE-The late gale proves to have
done more damage than was at first supposed. We
have not yet probably received the entire list oil
vessels wrecked aud damaged by it, but so far as
heard from the total number lost and damaged
by the gale amounts to forty-eight, follows =
Steamers 6, ships l. barks 8, brigs T. schooners p.
Total As,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

THE.TRE.-To-night is set apart for the beneht o.
J II. Taylor, whose popularity is quite sn'''e,''
to ensure full house The Shakspearian eo'"e"'
of " Much Ado About Nothing is M Win tue e"-
tira ean,nanv cast i'm IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

FORTUNATE REFuSAL.-A gentleman named ia.
cobs, who arrived in Boston on Monday from Ha-
vaua, states, that when in the latter city he applied
to the officers of the lost steamer Central America
for a passage to New York, but was refused on the
ground that the steamer was full. This obliged
him to take another, and, as the result proved, II
safer conveyance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

DEcIDED.-The contest for the construction of
one Of the new steam sloops-of.war ordered by the
last Congress- has been decided by the Board Of Ma
val Commissioners in favor of Mr.. Westervelt of
New York, and the decision has been approved by
Secretary of the Navy. The principal opponents
of Mr. Westervelt were Messrs. Curtiss, of Boston,
and Page of Norfolk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

THLDGRAPHIc NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DfsPATCH.
A DDITIONAL ny THE CANADA.

H,trFAx, Sept. 24-The news by the oanaoa
files to the 18th. Is of little Importance anu
find out few items beyond what was teiesfaphe"
yesterday: A..
CYRUS Field in speaking of the CABLE says .nas
as regards its sale, the suggestion uiu 10. .
from the Atlantic Company, and wheh oners 49,
made they only consented to entertain tnein on oo
dition that they could contract Io1 aaore ia
n be made and ready for them in time TO secure s
being laid at the earliest practicable moheh. III
the spring Mr. Field briefly disposes oil o.he.
false iusinuations against the company py asseI,
ing that they have nothing to conceal anu az
their acts are open to public scrutiny 81 :,
Contain Roberts convicted OF the murder OF
sailor on board his ship, was hung at LVerpooi Oh
Saturday The two mates, convicted on 'he Sa'he
charge, were respited -, v,.-or
The Emperor of France is to meet the emperor
Alexander at Stutgard on the 10Th INST ~ Nas
rumored that the kings OF Ifussia anu D
would also be present. .,,,d
The official accounts OF the french hai 'e'' "'''
exceed expectations. =, - =.
British agents are recruiting for the army at
Isle .,rso
The Bank of France returns show an immense
| increase of bullion :,
The investigation of the late instruction IN
! italy has terminated Twenty-seven persons had
! been committed, charged with numbering or
manning soldiers, and the remainder arrested lor
| high treason.
Spain is still sending renforccments to CUBA.
| Adificulty between France and Austria IN regard
TO reforms in the Papal States has arisen, and an
| open rupture is predicted
! The Emperor of Russia arrived at Warsaw on
! the 9Th.
The Persians have evacuated lierat.
| There is nothing later from India. The total
! force of the English army there and en- route was
! 81 900 men. 1t is reported that England Is about
opening recruiting offices in several of the German
| princpalities. a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-25

Col. BENrON.-We regret to learn from the Ma.
tional Intelligencer, that the health of the Hon
Thomas IL. Benton continues precariou4 Col j .
ID. Bryant, a relative, has arrived in Washington
from Louisville, and Col Brant another relative
summoned by telegraph from st. Louis, has also
arrived.