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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-11

Periodical Department January S4tA.
roNaiBUNE Almanac end Political Register fer
la37; single copies, Is cents; per dozen, q. 80.
Godsy's Lady's Book Tor February,
Grshau's Magazine,
BsiIou's do ATshRr's Home do
Yankee NotioAs, Nix Nsx,
HarperIJ0urnal OF Civilization, Jaa. IL,
n. York Tribune, semi. Weekly iSlh, Weekly
Flag Of our Union, Jan. 2lth, l7th,
Bxiiou,sl ictoTiAl, Jgl. 2Ath,
Lesiie's illustrated, DO Dc
London illustrated NsWa. December S7th.
At 10. 20 Brady streets 1sar the Pest oAss.
Inc ~ u HI AQAMs.
Godsy's LaAy's Beck FL lsbf99Iy.
A LSO 0rahsa's Magazine, Arthurs Rome, xsn kss
"a Motions, Nix Nae, Re, for February, ~
The IeWa Book Rooms.
No8s Brady street, assr the Psst 0@ss.
. anti ADAMS
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Combined Garss \ Grain Cutter
MANUFACTURE. M
Burrows, PrettyAlan Il Rail,
a Aaseaa.s ~ 4 4 susaN n In N EgS@ S.-s

FUubVNs AO"A ~
This Machine 10 one Of the beat IN use. We can
/ assure the farmers that v have better machine
10 them than any ever broughtto Iowa. Itwiil cut
easer cleaner less liable TO get cut Of repair
than any other In use al the present time; aud we
think that 10Y one wanting good Grass and Grain
tits always better for the buy such articles
manufactured at ho me as they get them repaired
tfaccasiou requires. We shall be ready to do re.
pairing OF any time, Any enc wishing TO buy one Of
5ur Machines can apply 10 BurTows * Prettynau,
Davenport, Iowa, NJ ltthe Shop In Futtn.
Price OF machine slSS--one,half on delivery an
uc balance Ist OF January following.
We are permit ted 10 fer 10 the following psrseps
e Miller, n Grace,
II aust Nave,
d Buckwalter, " Neal.
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TALLMAN d. POWERS
LAND AGENTS.
Once BRADY etrest, between Second and Third
Htreeta.
nFFERfassaia lie lsilsNine ysius = Reai E.z

4
Once BRADY strest, between Second and Third
| nFFERfessaia re fa!,sTing Faiaa fsai rs
City Property in Davenport.
Honze and l0t OF. Thisi stree, near the corner
Rock islaad,
.. sr so,s on shes south wesi corner Of Fourth and
2. ST. lots .Sorsh Davenport, between Perry and
Aiths abovo lots arc eu sitn.ted and in parts of
she city mos. saPldiy nprDrnS and Will be sold on
liberal terms.
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
!. ofs.E e, Z; e \. Rtsasss wsa g g acre.
i. offs. +. 8 aeT - y: Range vest ~ aeres.
The above Ianisare II an tie liae Of the railroad
from Davenport 70 Iowa city.
Lumber land near Eirra r. q, seven mues from Ly-
oEs Citation Co., near;hs Railroad; all cbsies land.
Tbs above property will be sold on Ebe rai credit
Scott County.
inpreTeh farm one milo and half from Prince
Sixty 6rst rate Land, we'll improved VITA
gos Ii ouses. WIZ 20 sold a. bargain.
Povsshisk County.
TEobundred and nf.y acres ana prairie land two
q les north Of Montezuina, the comfy seat.
8ch j7-'5s-da
Scott Co.
I60seres unilnproved land.wo ri.es ffsn Hickory
Davenport, well watsrsd.
i6ossses ave mile. sorth wsHfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land,
Near Davenport.
pae and ore half milos from Count House on lIa
5iun, with superb Fiese 81 nyer and surrounding
county. Emsll farm 81 IS soEas padsr The highest
state Of cultivation and veil Supplied with fruit
taes, The most beautiful laso IN The vicinity stha
siiY.
Seven miIss from Davenport,
Alarm of6V eeres, " under cultivation, 20 Of lin
Der. nsyeI isilins stream Iuas through Il. wa
ossold vsfT shesp.
Nsa. waleott,
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NOUR-E & VIELE,
Corner Of Front and Rock Island Gtresta,

Have for sale at reduced Pviots,
PEASE'S Fla RIM MIL l.,
Tor grin ding wheat, corn, DC.
TIL STAR MIL l.,
for grinding corn aud corn In the ear.
Cor Shelters, Meat Cutters, Sausage STUFF
fers, Mo0regor's Agricultural Boilers,
Tho beet used Usage ORANGE SEED, whole
sal. and retail, SO. jaDI.wu
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IL persons having Policies IN the Keystone ia-
~ snrince 90. Of Philadelphia are requested ~
ha adj In their names aud The amount of their Poll
los { ...m. w NORRIS. AaetionesA.
D. geuport ,JaniU au ..
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LAMP DEpAlkTMENT:

LANE IIEF ENT:
DIES MONIES NAVIGATION COMPANY!
NN the sixteenth day OF June, next the OHice for
tha sale oil thu i.4nds oil This company will BE-
removed trdm this place to Fort pss Moinss.
These lands viii be sold long credits, lots
10 suit The .neaus and " isnes Of puIohasera.s
GEO. k. PERKINL,
Land Commissioner.
orrssw., lava, May 2a lS56.-wu -
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Machine and Jobbing Shop.

Machine and Jobbing Shop.
IL B.ABBOTTis now prepared 80 manufacture
Il Saw Arbors, Rotary Saw Mills, hoisting Ma.
sn,nsry for stores FIGURING Mill Iron Work, and all
kiGis Of work usually done In the machinisi line
Specia. attention given to repairing saw, fiouI,hs
aud Planning Mill machinery; also ihteshing Ma,
lhs best Eastern ioalst together with many YEAR,
experience Ia lha business, feel confident ofgTipg
= ,ner of 81 ana Claire ats, opposite Gss Works,
near the X. X. depot. Dav snportocIs % Wtnr'
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Rrnnm HANDLED
NOTICE,

b RooM Handles, woll seasoned, can be had In ANY
i)aaanlity al Burrows 4 GTottymaR's
jan IL dfww .......... ... rg
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Nnvarl SugNrt

-nasDs. choice and prime Nav oslsans landing
ouand for .alsby EVANS, .haW a su., AZ.
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place Of Leather, It being only about hail
is prices, aud thought by many to be Gu
perioT. We ofer this aiso at the makers
prices. NIL Men and Michinists viii, al.
ways ind here flitl stOck If b1,h Kinds
Of Betting and Packing, Rubber and othsr.
Aulsy and Sa ah AM Saws,
cast steel and fui " Warranted;
Files, String Les Their. Latk
Irvine, DC. In the line ofhpuse
Keeping goods vs. offer all the
kinds Of Cooking StoT
Is and Ranges, kiteh-
en- Furniture, Bake
Pane, Stow Pans snd
all other kinds Pans
anddiss, Gridir
ems, Msat Cut sers ana stnf.
teTs, Coffee aud Spice AiilsGra
Iers, Candle St. cks, Snufera.
Lamps, Lantci rs, spoons, Ia.
dies. Knives g. Forks, Tea
SETS, Coffee and lea ufus, Canistsri, Cof-
foe aud Tea Pots, Castors, Butcher and
Cook Knives, Meal Forks, aud thousand
thinEe not enumerated. Agents for Fire
Proof Safes yault Doors, Scales OF every
kind and make, Noyss' ana ether Portable
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Persons Just commanding housekeeping
txyILL bear in mind that tAsy can aaA every sf
w iiele Of kilchsn Furnishing Goods q he
Heuss Elsaishing Ws1ssseAs d
= NTH 4 u Il NJ 1 N u TON,
Second 81 sign Of the Big Tea Kettle. 0oods Dc
tsefsa in any para OF The city free Of 81 HsAss.
rToT WATER pLArKs loi ale Al no HONE
I1FuIsishing WareIoon s, sIEn BIZ re. Kettle.
(ORK POPPEki for sale ct the House Furnish.
ling Wsrsrooms, sign Of Big Tea Kettle,
INABLE AND POCKkT CUTLhkY; 1as assoFi-
i ment can be found at the House Fufntahiag
Marereon.. sign 9th Biz Tee Kettle.
TEA SCALES Of dlNsrent siseS for sale at lbs
House Parnishing WsssTooms, sisl Of No BIZ
Tea Kettle.
r ASTEKNs IN great variety al fke House fsT.
Ia nlshinx WareIooms, slKn Of the Big TsA ksuls.
S,TKP LADDERS, I, 5, q, and steps, for sals a
> the House farnishilg Wafsroows, sign Big Tea
Kettle. .5tfs --=z
CAV BUCKS, AXEs aud WOOD SAWS for sals
Ostthe House Furnishing WsitToomss sigG Big
Tea Kettle
IRON, BRASS aud PLATED WARN and HAIR
lSKIVRS for sale nj the hsass Furnishing Ware
rooms, sign Big r Kettle.
TEOCERis TIA CANS for sale Al DIS hs4ss Fur
Onishing Wa,ssooms, sigH Big Tss Kettle.
STAIR RODS, good assortment n the House
oFdr nishing Wareroo ne, siGn Big lee ksgle:
THERMOMETERS In great variety Sor sale ct
the Honss Furnishing Wstsreons, si6s Nc Tes
MUSE CANS Of diSsrsnl patterns Tor ale a
~ ne House FurpishinS Wsreroems, sign Of Ne
Big Tsa Kettle.
TAKEruREKRs for sale a the House IaIaisE.
Cing Ware-rooms, sign Big Tea Kettle
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POR SALT

THE HOTFT At WALCOTT.
IWELVE miles west Of DAvsnpors, The Arst srx.
ton on ths III. + n. Railroed. Ths hopse is
ReE bai, and Is situated aHp natural sIeyatfna -
as prairie conmsntir an exisasiss view a ~
HDEf5unding y. eiuity n : fsvo,ss~ -
sef. iof sPorsaen dunnx tho hunting seasoa.
l4Ege and commodt1ns Sta hle 10 attac ned - tAe
IRE misses Terms very low, and
Lon g r dit
~ part or Inc pny"hH . money will be s1Ysa--
f2ssession given INN edistely. Applyto
hov22 DIFF Cook Il kAanuu~
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To which lhoy invite the attention or the pubic, ~,
sgrinx Thorn that thcy eau DO supplied Win as COCA
AZ sIcas and al q. lon prices US can Do hsd "a Nv
city. Among recent rsesipts they woaid specify
50 Caseg Of Swestmeats,
felliss, Preserves, Caunsd Fruits, sta., etc. The
: ~. -lii.IAMif LAMnKIGE & GROIN Bis.
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nils, LARD, Rosin, Sperm &c, FOR sale By
~ EVANS, CREW X CO
Corlsr Second aud Perry ste.
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w Els A LIE

the most celebrated man.
ufhcturers; Axes CT ali
kinds from Ratchet to
Broad Axss, from Bar
ton, Blood, Simmons
White, Mum, ell war
rapted; Bench and
Moulding Planes
from the best ma
kss; new styles
constantly receiv-
ed. In the line Of
Planes We ars
sure We con suit
tue most dffncu!t.
- also, large -.
softmsnt Of
smaller tools such s,tsel Squares
Aus finished, arr Squares of ma
hosany and che ny stochs, EeF-
lie saue wood, 1t esiE Iroh Con.
passes and Diytd ers, Scratch
Avts, Chalk Ases and Heels, spoke
kShsyss, Drafting Instruments, Spirit low.
els, iron and wood stock, Plumb Gobs,
Making aud splitting Guagsso o. eonnoa
and nuo wood, Oh stones If all kinda. Be.
ria and other Grind Stones, oranks and
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NJ. John G. Davis has this day bssn sA.s,
III Ted Partner 10 our arm. The bpsiness nm
~ continued as hsfsi egors, and under - ~
f-guls and style. COOK a SAR0IHT
Davcu no "A ~
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PHEBEKVES,
Dsaehes, Pears Aproots, Piums, Strawberries, bisek
Il berries Pine Apple, Ginger, Pie Fruit, &c, for
sats BY EVANS CHEW co
Corner Second and Parry ats
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A n D r E T A l L

Frames, and
In short every Kind
II Tool used. In this branch
of our business We mean ~ Or
vote su{1ciSnt attention TO enable
&c C aiys our customers the best kinds
Of tools and at the PRICE asked u
ether places for inferior articles
CoepArs Will also mud ouEs the plsse
70 buy theirtQolss We sesp constant.
~ on hand tools maze Tor cur trade
and fully warrant ID. We now have
. full stock OF the dihsrsA kinds OF
Knives, all sizes, Trsss Hoops, Head
and stave Jo.ut srs, Compasses,
Aowsl., Jewelers., CToses, lnshavs
Bssk Knfrs. Hui lowing KEiyts,
Stare sld Hoop kuives, @ ham"
ph<r Knives foI light and heavy
work Raising Il ons, Adsas DR..
ysrs, Sc. Eos Blacksmith We
have provided cur selves amply with
Toois such - Bellows snd Anvils Of
the best make, Hand Hammers,
both faced AMI salid, last ste.i,
Vices, sold box snd coat g..
cloa. Horse sJotrs
will nnd
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BUILDING LOTS

BUILDING LOTS
ssOR sale at fair pyiecs sad sH ON lous s,sa,s :.
a facilitate improvcaasAts
COOK 4 SARGENT
"ii sell lots 10 partics wAe will build on hem nj.
sea'on, ct moderate prices and OF q credit az =
ana 3yeers. INN II
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IT erme.rteslly Scaled Oystels Tomatoes, Peaches,
Ill Lotsiers, DC, at EVANS, CHEW j. CO.
\ FArrv zfs natl
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NEW FIRM & NEW GOODS
Choice Groceries,

SNiE subscribers have taken the popular staad o.
/ ]. Weaver and 90, NJ the corner Of Brady and
I'd Third streets, and increased their stock BY Inc
- - -. IL.
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We're not Summers DiGtiIIation u,
4 liquid prisoner pent In walls Of glAn, 80
Saautysei1ect with beauty were bereh,
Tor i, nor no remembrance vhss 1t 1as,
5is ncEeIs distilled though they with winter mssk
Gpss but their show their substance stiI Hysssvsse
Over nsfy different shoGsbIs extracts Ct = Gu pst
bottle Sample bottles open for public fnspsceion nd
Gsa All may try befoss they ,pss. Aiso 1ANQZ
SuaPs, BALM OF TH6usAND fLoWERD Han
oils, POAADks, etc, ETC., &c JVoTa
Ot59 Brady st. Det. 9th and -,
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MINNESOTA HAND BOOK

For December, Price 80 cts
At 40. 80 Brady ST., near The Post OAcs.
" mo 9Th u KLJ ADAMS
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-25
Our Share Of the Crisis.

Although the crashing Of the rotten banks
has caused no flooding of our mart with
worthless " shinplasters," aud no very gen.
eral dis.ress,aIn the working classes, yet
Is the crisis felt here very sensibly, and not
alone by the mercantile community. There
is feeling existing in our midst of a higher
and nobler nature than mere desire to sus-
tain credita6e business relations with the
Atlantic merchants; it is that of fraterna
and hlal affection, and through it was caused
she late heavy shipments of gold by the John
L. Stephens. That immense weight of gold
is half made up of generous, timely offerings
from brother to brother and child to parent !;
not given grudgingly, not loaned, bnt poured
out unsparingly with the warm hand of
kindness and affection.
The fearful calamitiss which have befallen
our sister States, have revealed our true re-
ativs position with them. Prodigal as Cal.
fornia is at this day, and ever has been
since the first grain of gold was washed from
her soil, she has still abundant stores of
wealth wherswith to aid and succor her
friends in their distress, and now stands as
the greater Banker TO the Union of States.
She knows no suspensions" or "assign-
ments''; she has no deprecated paper to re-
deem, no great doors to close in the face of
the distressed people, but when the storm
clouds gather darkest over terror stricken
nation of mechanics, laborers and merchants,
she opens wide her store houses of treasure,
and sends three millions of dollars, unin-
sured, upon an unseaworthy steamer. to
their relief and comfort. The youngest in
the sisterhood of States, the most remote
from the care and solicitude of the General
Government, and wthal, the most doubted
and traducsd among them all how nobly
does she come to the rescue, and heap Goals
Of FIRE on the heads of her slanderers.
What q proud position is this we occupy
the treasurer of the Union
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-25
Strange Alteration.

Mr.. EDIToR-i was forcibly struck II few day ago
at the great increase of comfori Traveller hnus in
iourneying through thus part of the mines from what
he did two years ago. At that time there were
"Sreams from h, bubbling fountain lree," It's true
but now he not only obtain this luXury, hut 10
my surprise, drank the best gIa4s of Bottled Lon
don Porter at J. Troughion's, Wyandolte, Tint eve.
saw, since leaving the "Old county," lie told me he
Obtained it from PARKER &.O'CONNOR'S Whole
sale Liquor Store, Bed St, oroyille. Some two
thousand dozen OF this delicious leverage, under
stand, have been imported by that enterprisng firm
Nov Is I'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-25
The Mormon 1ynr nrobnhly heynn.

From an article in the Marysvlle Herald
Of yesterday, we learn that in all probabili-
ty, ere this, battle has been fought be-
tween the U. S troops under Col Alexander
and the Mormon rebels The Herdlds in.
formant, Mr.. Martin, who has Just arrived
from the Plains, says that Jew days before
he left Hams Fork, which is about 40 miles
east of Salt Lake, Brigham 20uug sent his
Proclamation to Col Alexander, forbidding
him TO come into the valley of Salt Lake
The Colonel replied that he would Jay the
Proclamation before his commanding officer
when he arrived, but that he had special or
ders from the Presile lent to 60 to Salt Lake,
and that no other order could be respected
Mr.. Martin also reports the Mormons in
arms, and apparently ready to resist the
advance Of the troops. Brigham's Procla-
nation, which consists of an appeal to the
fanatcism and passions Of the saints, and a
complaint of the manner in which they have
been treated by the Government, winds up
in the following defiant declarations:
"Theretore, |, Brigham Young. Governor
aud Superintendent of Indian Affairs for the
Territory of Utah, in the name of the citi-
zens of the United States in the Territory
Of Utah lst. Forbid all armed forces of
every description from coming INTO the Ter
ritory under any pretence whatever. ID.
That al the forces in said Territory hold
themselves in readiness to march. at n mo-
ment's notice TO repel any and all such in
vasion. Cd. Martial law is hereby declared
TO exist in the Territory on and after the
publication of this proclamation, and no
person shall be allowed to pass and repass
into or through or from this Territory with.
out permit froIa the proper officer.
(~-~) Given under my hand and seal at
Us. Great Salt lake City, Territory of
l-~-~O> Utah, the ifteenth day Of Sep.em-
ber, A. D., one thousand eight hundred and
ffty-seven, and of the independence OF the
United States the eighty second.
BRIGHAM YOUNG.
e That looks as if Brigham had come to the
determination to maintain his present posi-.
ton, peaceably il he may, but forcib,y if
he must" We may reasonably expect to hear
at any time of battle having been fought.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-25

LEwIsvs. baltimore The mandamus IN
the cause of Judge Lewis VS. VIM Latimore
County Treasurer, issued by Judge Wiliams
was argued at Chambers a few days since,
by judge Lews per Sc, and Klein & CASTOR
for the County Treasurer. We learn tha.
Judge Williams decides in favor of the Trea-
surer, thus dissolving the nandamus issued
upon the petition of Lewis. The mandamus
was pstit:ened for through the patriotic
willingness Of Lewis to receive his salary as
County Judge in cash, rather than put the
Treasurer to the trouble of issuing County
Scrip wherewith to make such payment
This action on the part of the judge.
was not because he loves scrip loss but cash
more.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-25

NEVADA IrEMs.--We CLEAN the following
items from the Nevada Journal of the Goth /:
Wallace Gehr, who was sent to San Quen-
tin some time since for highway robbery in
Nevada county, has been brought back there
for now trial
The Methodists are to hold services on
Thanksgiving day.
A census of the children in Nevada town
ship shows the total number to be 2S7. All
of them are between the ages of and lS.
A German named Hoffman died on Thurs
day from injuries received in jumping from
e wagon with which horse was running
away. Another man named Kaiser had his
arm shattered by jumping from the same
wagon.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-25
DISTRICT COURp PROCEEDINGS,
Hon. G. Z, WILLIAMS, Presiding.

Hon. G. I. WILLIAMS, Presiding.
TUESDAY, Nov. 9th.
Court ;8at st tils usual hour
The case of Edward Lloyd was resumed, /,
and during the day some sixty persons were
examined as jurors, but ten of whom were
accepted. The case is so generally talked Of
that it is very difficult to find twelve men
who are entirely unbiased in the matter,
We regard it a very reprehensible practice
for parties to express their opinions of the
guilt or innocence of the accused, before per-
sons whom they know to have been empan-
nelled as jurors; and understand that very
improper remarks have been uttered in pre-
sence of some of those already chosen to try
this case. The fact is, after persons have
been received as jurors in trials for life,
they should be kept apart from all outside
influences, for irksome as such confinement
would be to the juror, justice both to the
accused and the people demand such Sc
clCSion,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-25
A Card.
ORovILLE, Nov.

ORoVILLE, Nov. 1891.
EDITOR BUTTE RECoRp:--Please Sir cor
rect en- error which appears in your paper
of this date relative to my resignation
Such is not the fact nor is there a shade
of truth in the report of tho Clerk of the
Board of Trustees statement to the contrary.
Yet our City Fathers thought prudent in
their Judgement to discharge me. Notwith-
standing all the citizens on my Beat sustain
ed my course and official conduct as certi-
ied by them, which certificate was laid bs-
fore the Board. Respectfully,
WILLIAM OSHEA.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-25

GONE TO KEEPING TAvERN.--From the
Tehama and Colusa .fdrocate we learn that
c. W. Stiles, formerly connected with the
Record, and latterly associated with the Red
Bluffs Beacon, has taken the Tehama Hotel
and is now acting as landlord of the same
1t is to be supposed that he will give that
boarding house q chance he has weak
ness for the like.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-25
County Trensurer,s Office.

ORoyILLE. November I'd, 1887.
Notice ishereby that all personsh holding Butte
County Warrant, payable from The General Fund,
registered between tae II OF Feb and - of May S57
inclusive. also Court House and Jail Warrants Nos.
5li j45, 5s 57, 5ls $40, $50 and G5l also Warrau'3
on INDECENT SICK Fund registered prior to Sept I'D,
that the same will be paid on presentation at this
Office, and after this date said Warrants will cense
to bear interest and If not presented within sixty
days from the date hereof. the moneys ror said war
rants will be appropriated to pny the next in order .,
registry.
WIN. LATTIMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-25

DIDN'T REsICN.-ln a card, published
elsewhere in to-day's Record, Wm. O'Shea.
ex-polcemen. signifies that he Cid not re-
sign. as wes .signifod by the Clerk of the
Board of Truataes, bnt on the contrary, was
discharged whether resigned or discharg-
ed, it is veryevident that Mr.. O'Shea is no
longer on3 of the guardians of our peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-25
Notice to- License PAYERS.

i All persons doing business for which State or
County License is required, hereby notified that
liot Of dehn0uens is being lsde ont. which viii be
placed ia the hands of the District Attorney, As
there are many persons whose licenses have expired.
and Others who have not complied with the law by
taking out n liceuse before commencing business, by
attending TO this, and calling at the Office at the
dersighed ami procuring lhe same, Il will save fines
and costs cfprosecutioH.
WM. LATrIMORE,
Oroville Nov. l2th, Treasurer Butte County,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-25

A RARE CHANeE.--Leonard s. Co. will
continue the sale by auction of the stock of
goods at the Pioneer Variety Store today.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
when a well selected assortment Of Hard
ware. Carpenters Tools. Paints and Oil, and
Wall Paper will be offered. Z valuable lot
of Jewelry will be sold at 12 o'clock. Rare
chances for bargains will be offered.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-25

YOUNG Thieves San Francisco seems
Utterly overruu with boys whose principal
aim and occupation is to steal. We often
see notices Of the arrest of children under
ten years of age, charged With petty larce-
ny, and in many of these instances the poor
little vagabonds ere spoken of by the papers
as the children cfhighly respectable parents
Bad School that San Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-25

To A CORRESPONDENTS 1--we have receiv-
ed letter from person in San Francisco
signing himself. Zone who runs wild der
machine" which we are anxious to publish,
but are unwilling to do so until We learn the
writer's name. Re. so kind as to furnish us
with it at your earliest opportunity, Mr..
Unknown.