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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14

~ B-For the inform Glon OF the tax PAYERS Of
this county, i'll state, that Section 13 of the Reve
nue. Law of this State, passed April the 29th 1857 =,
makes it obligatory upon The Collector, the third
Monday Of October of each year, TO make an entry
unon the Duplicate Roll statement that he has lev
led upon all property upon which he is compelled TO
collect, five per cent one half of which goes to the
state. the remainder 10 Jhs County.
SEC III. On the SaiUr ny "cxt preceding the third
Monday of November. the Collector is compelled to
have his Delinquent List made up, and in addition
to the fre per cent he 10 compelled to charge "dny
cents each and every lot, piece or tract of land
separately assessed" half oi which goes towards
paying the expense Of adverlizng, tho remainder
goes to the Collector, also twenty five cents on each
assessment of personal property.
SEC 10. =" On or before the fourth Monday of NO>
vember" the Collector is compelled to advertise the
delinquent list. [s2ll p. FREER, Collector.
Sga l. "All taxes levied under the provisions OF
this Act shall be paid the legal coin of the United
states or in foreign coin at the value paid for sucn
coin hy the laws Of the United States Proy-
ded however. that county taxes levied in accordance
with the provisions of any Special Act may be col
iected in such funds as in such Special ct may be
provided"
tg"N0TICE is hereby given, that on and after
this date, will not receive COUNTY Scrip tor County
Taxes. N.D.PLUM Collector.
Oroville, October IL, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14
No SnrtlInea.

The Oroville claim is drained once more,
saving in the middle thereof, through which
runs brook of considerable dimensions, up
whose shallow waters numerous salmon were
found swimming yesterday morning, much
to tie benefit and amusement of large
crowd of busy fishers, who with picks, shov-
els and clubs were knocking the unfortunate
victims of river mining, high and dry upon
the sand for two or three hours yesterday
morning. 1t was rare fun for the captors,
but :" awful bindin'" on the captured who,
all bloody and muddy tapped and gasped for
their native element, all over the bar Flum-
ing river is a mighty good way to catch
suckers and salmon, but sometimes too ex-
pensive to be profitable. However, if the
rain holds off long enough, the 0roville claim
may yet produce as many pounds Of gold
as she has of fish. Smith Gambrel Esq. was
setting the toms yesterday preparatory
to washing. and the work seems RECON-
menced with much earnestness and conf
dence of success
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14
Economy should be the order
OF the Dry.

The Subscriber begs leave to inform the property
owners OF Oroville that he has come prepared with
the necessary apparatus to build neat, substantial
FIRE PROOF STORES ofCONCRETE OR BITON.
at saving of 2j per cent. below the cost of brick
buildings. Having thorough knowledge of tho
componen: parts of this material and the manner OF
using it, he can defy competition Those desirous Of
building would do well 10 give him u call Plans ana
Specifications drawn with dispatch. Any applica-
tons ie at the banking house Of hedges 4 IIanhon,
will meet with prompt attention.
iel0tf JP KIRVAN
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14
Our County Bounds.

Our County Bounds.
by former acts of unjust and unwise leg
islation, Butte county has been most wrong.
fully curtailed of some of her fairest and
most valuable proportions. In the Assessors
report which we published yesterday, in
that portion in which alluson is made to our
county boundaries, Mr.. Lillard very rightly
urges the restoration of our former lines of
demarcation on the western and southern
sides of the county, and uses valid and co.
gent reasons to support his suggestion. He
says very truthfully that the old lines of "a
were such as nature had marked out and
plainly visible to the naked eye for miles,"
none need to be in doubt for a moment as to
which county's assessor taxes should be
paid, and to what court to make application
for redress in times of trouble.
All these definite bounds were destroyed
by an act of the legislature of SO, and for
what? We are certainly at a loss to divine
a reason, save the one that it served to aid
dishonest men in their evasion of property
taxation, or else to show to the world how
the people of county could be misrepre-
sented by Know Nothing Black Republican
Assemblyman.
No longer ago than last winter did those
people living in that portion of the Valley
which was cropped off Butte county and
given to Sutter, petition the legislature to
be re.annexed to Butte, but remonstrance
from parcel of the inhabitants of Sutter was
also sent there, and the petition was conse-
quently unheeded. The petition was from
those who had been legis aed out of Butte
into Sutter, and the remonstrance was sent
by set of men who had never lived in that
part of Sutter which was once Butte; hence,
injustice was done the petitioners in not
granting their prayer. A similar injustice
has been done to those who were made
dwellers in Colusi and Tehama against their
interest and inclinations.
The indefinite lines between Butte and
Yuba came near proving a serious loss to
our county last winter, for had not our AS
semblymen, Messrs. Long and Morrison,
watched our Interests with great vigilance
and faithfulness, Yuba would have enriched
herself with goodly slice of our land while
urging settlement of the boundary between
the two counties, different from tho one
which has always been the line by mutual
consent, though not by official survey.
In view of the oft expressed unwllingness
of those who have been removed from Butte
against their will and wish, to pay their
taxes in other than this county, and in JUS
tice to all parties connected, the State should
make an appropriation as soon as practical
BILE for the complete survey of our boundary
line on all sides, and thus put the matter at
rest, and provide for Unsuccessful exercise
Of future assessors and tax collectors duties,
as well as to determine conclusiyely to which
county belong certain election precincts
which now are on "disputed territory" as
for instance, some of those located about the
northern portion of Butte and the southern
line Of Plumas
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14
County Treasurer's Office,

UNoNILLk, IuIy IoIh, TroI. !
Notice ishereby given, that all pcrsonshodng Butte
County Warrants, payable from The General Fund,
registered between the lst day Of November 1856,
and the 5ih aud l2h OF February 1857 inclusive,
except Nos. l5tI. md 1850 also Cenr House and
JaihYarrants Nos SAL j42, and j3, alsoWar on
INDECENT SICK Fund Nos l40l, l4o2. 05 1904, l32,
l43h l43l that the same will be- paid presentation
a. thss Office and nller this date said Warrants Will
cease TO bear iutqresi.
WIN LArTIMORE,
Teasurer IAtto County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14

VALUABLE PRoPERTy FoR SALE.-On
Saturday, as will be seen by an advertise
ment elsewhere in to-day's Record. rare
chance for bargain will be offered by the
sale at auction, of a fine cottage House and
the lot on which it stands, situated .on the
South side of Montgomery street, between
Oak and Pine. The House contains rooms
and a cellar kitchen. The lot is 3S feet
front by 1872 feet deep.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14
DIR. j. GILBERT.

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons. London
formerly Surgeon Accoucher 10 The Christ Church
Lying-in Institution, London, and late House Phys
stefan to the State Marine Iospiial, san Francisco
~ Is DR.. G. can receive few patients into his
house, fronting The the Plaza nenr Musical Hall.
Orovlle, Aug. 4th
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14

RACE PosTPoNED,-Ther race which was
to have come off atSewelrs Ranch yesterday
was, by consent of all parties, postponed
until Saturday next, and, Just to MAKE it
interesting" the stakes were increased from
$3.50, to S400 side, the hackers Of the
Carson Valley mare giving Whisky Bills
owners $50 to "stand che raise" The race
will no doubt come off rs appointed without
fail.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14

THE CALIFORNIA EXPRESS AND LORD
BYRoN.-The California Express of yester-
dOy contains withering blast at Lord By
ron, (now deceased.) We think the attack
entirely uncalled for, since we find no men
tion of the Express in his Lordshp's En-
glish Bards and Scotch Reviewers" or in
any Of his subsequent writings.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14

RoNDo.-The city authorities Of Marys-
Vile are playing the dickens with the Rondo
dealers, and out Of spite. two of the frateY-
nifty have "ostracised" the Marysville Her
aid, which paper has been somewhat severe
on the sports. Rondo seems to have died a
natural death in Oroville, and we imagine it
would soon come to similar end in Marys-
ville if they would let alone.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14

SHOT BY INDIANs.-The Stockton .4rgus
fays that wounded boy was brought into
that city on Friday last, in an emigrant
wagon, which had just come into the coun-
try from the plains, ria. the Big Tree route.
The boy belonged to q train in charge of a
Mr.. Harp, and was shot by Indians at the
head Of the Humboldt. lie was wounded in
both thighs with half ounce ball. A hand
some sum Of money was raised among the
Stocktonians for the lads relief, and he was
sent to private hospital, soms of the cti-
zens giving security for tho poor boys ex =
penses. lie was from johnson county Ar.
kansas
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14

PAY Your TAXES We desire to call es-
pecial attention to the notice to tax. payers
given by sheriff Plum in another column
The fact that with this week will end the
season in which taxes can be paid at the as
sessed rates, should stir up the owners Of
property, to call at the sheriffs ofIice and
settle The extra tax commences on Monday
next
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14

FREEDOM VS.. CHAINs--A teamster and
member of the Marysville chain gang had a
fight day or two since. lie of the manacles
is reported to have come off first best. Being
already in durance vile, the indignant hero
of the ball and chain was not arrested, nor
was the teamster.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14

BALL AT THoMPsoN's FLAT.-Everybod
in this nsighborhood who ever quadrilles or
polks, or tripsit in any other manner on the
''light fantastic bunion," is invited to attend
the ball at the Western House, Thompson's
Flat, to night. Preparations have been
made to render it splendid affair.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14

THANxs.-We thank Charley French, the
oblging agent of the Alta Express, for a big
budget of yesterdays papers from below,
and also thank De Witt s. Co., for similar
favors-hkewise tender our thanks to John
Davis for his many kindnessss of like ma
ture.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14
" o L IC 4!

ghe Stockholders Of the CAPE MINING cont
PANN are hereby popled, that dlyidend of twenty
ouaces oi Glenn Gold Dust has been declared payable
al Ice office of ths Company and attr the second
day ol October, 1891.
j. NJ. FAULKNER, Treasurer.
Oct. |. BY oruer Cf the Trustee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14
SACRAMENTO sTORE--Extra

Our friends viii please take notice, that hereafter
NO CREDIT WILL BE GIVEN for goods at this
store. Justice to ourselves compel us TO adopt this
rule, and We request those having accounts with us
to pay the same immediately. We have in store
ana shall keep on hand large stock of GROCER
les, PROVISIONS, MINERS TOOLS, &c, &C.,
al OF The best quality, and will be sold CHEAP FOR
CASH. e. f. IENlSON < co
OrovIe, Sept. lst, 1851 sl.u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14
Chinaman Killed by Horse.

The Placer Herald contains the following
account of singularly horrible accident
which happened at Auburn few days since:
ga Chinaman came to his death at this place
last Saturday in o peculiar and terrible
manner. In company with another China
man, he was racing on horseback, and COM
ing to the forks of the road fell off, perhaps
from the shying of his horse, and by the
bride strap being wound around his wrist,
"a frequent habit Cinnamon have when rid
ing } was dragged nearly half mile before
the frightened animal was stopped. BY this
time life was wholly extinct, the nose and
flesh upon the face and head were torn off,
and the skull completely polished. Not
thread of clothing was left upon the body.
The Chinese, true to their strange customs,
subsequently took the horse out, and were
about to dispatch him with q hatchet, but
were prevented by some white men. They
refused to sell him. although offered good
price. and it is possible the steed may yet
suffer death for his unfortunate stampede"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14
CHARLES FFNNo HOFFMAN, THE PoEr.-

CHARLES FFNNo HOFFMAN, THE PoET.-
Every visitor of intelligence who enters in
to the insane asylum calls to see Hoffman
He receives them all with heaaty greeting,
will ask them to sup and drink with him,
and when they leave invite them to call Of.
ten On the last occasion that we saw him,
after sitting in his cell and indulging in a
pleasant chat-no, not pleasant, for the fsel-
ing of his condition prevented this-he or
dered at several times some of his fellows to
fetch wine and glasses. They would just
stare at him, and he would seem to forget it,
until suddenly the order would be repeated;
and again forgotten. He generally labors
under the idea tat his place of confn ement
is garrison, of which he is the commander,
and is only prevented from enjoying the out
side by advice of his physicians He will
frequently endeavor to prevail on the super
intsndent TO grant him liberty to roam
through the country for while, and when
this is refused will submit quietly. Hoffman
wears q cooked hat continually, and walks
with cane, His appearance bears the
mark Of eccentrieity and genius, but the
former may not have been the case before
his insanity. His voice ia clsar and com.
manding, but still cheerful
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rich Gulch Steam Mining Co.

An assessmet OF ten per cent on the capital stock
was made on the 5h Of October Shares IL. T., -,
A, Is, 46 ~ IS 6j. Sc, 81, 6S, CO. 70 II, ~, 49, o,
81, 81, 50, 81 SO, 80, %, "a. 95 o. will be cold
at the Court House door at = O'Clock 2. NJ, Snt-
urday Nov 1857, to the highest bidder for cash. TO
pay back assessments. Per order of Trustees.
d. ID. HARRIS, Sec'y.
oroyille, Oct c, 1855. o9-5w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14

AN EXCELLENT OFFICER.-The Mutual
Engine Company of Marysville have chosen
Lance Nightingale, Esq, as their foreman -
They couldn't have found a better officer
than he if they had hunted the State over.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14
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Selling Liquor to Indians.

The Yrcka Union says that negro named
John Mckenzie was sent to Jail in default of
payment of q forty dollar fine for selling
liquor to Indians. A man who sells " Ere
water" to en- Indian is as despicable scoun-
drel as he who applies turpentins to poor
dogs back for the fun cf hearing him howl.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14

LADIES FAIR.-Tho ladies of Downieyille
are preparing for fair, the purpose of
which is to raise funds for completing Rev.
Dir. Dslahanty's church in that town.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14

FRENCH PHYSICIAN, Graduate of the Medical
College of France. SURGEON AND ACCOUCHER,
diploma exhibited when requhed,) Montgomery ST.,
next door 10 the Orleans Hotel
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14

THE SAN Francisco MINsrRELs--The
people Of Marysville are enjoying the music
and drolleries Of the above named disciples
of Daddy Rice. Will they come to Oroville'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14

SUPREME JUDGE.-Judge Burnett has
received the appointment of Supreme Judge
Uice Judge Murray, deceased. The vacancy
in the short term occasioned by this appoint
ment has not been filled yet.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14

NEW WAY OF EscAPE.-On Wednesday
night last. says the Placervihe American,
during the hard rain, the bank caved ON the
wall of the Jail. Immediately under the Trea-
sureS's Office, in the Court House. Sufficient
of the northern wall wall was carried away
to permit the Ogress of Graham. committed
on charge of murder, and he improved his
opportunity. But the irons not falling off
his legs as did those of Paul and Silas in N e
apostolic times, he was arrested within the
city limits.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14
OROyILLE, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18th, 1857.

SABBATH Law The Empire County Ar
gus says that at meeting Of the citizens of
Placerville, steps have been taken to cause a
petition to be circulated asking the Legisla-
ture to pass n Sunday law.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14
FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, U. D..

81 Stated meetings are held in the Masonic
" Srli Ii ON the second and fourth Fridays OF each
~ Nmonlh. IL. A. GAsTON, NJ. f. ILL.,
e. +. CoLToS, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14
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YMaHE X-PAYERS OF BUTTE COUNTY
ID are hereby notified HAT the state and County
Tax for the current year 1851 il now due land mat
the laws in regard 10 their collection will be strictly
enforced
OFFICE HoCRs-From 10 O'Clock, A. NJ till II
O'Clock, NJ. and from O'Clock ill 5 o'clock, p NJ,
every day in the week except Sunday. Office, in the
Court House. N. d. PLUM
Sheriff Of Butte County and Collector.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14
AUG TON S SALE !
Sa aturday, October i1th.
COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT
On MontganletY street.

Ep ETWEEN OAK AND PINE. House contains
ID six rooms and kitchen with cellar. Lot SO bv
1872 feet. VIII be sol1 at Auction Saturday, October
I'm, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14
MAEIGIED.

At the st. Nicholas Hotel, OroyilIe, October l3th
by Rev. Il, n. Seymour Mr.. James ;. McCIeary, to
Miss VI. J. StJwe
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14
El,IEse Contract.

Sealed proposals will be received 10y the Trustees
Of the Channel Rock Mining Company, up to the
18th Oct for grading, hnming and urlinng 100
feet OF the bed of main Feather river, Immediately
above the old White Rock Claim, or what is kn0wx
as the "Channel Rock Claim" Proposals must bo
handed 70 tho undersgneG.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-14
TIICNS. WI
DIR. AIRERT.

Secretary & Treasurer, q. X. NJ. Co.
0goville, Sept Z, 1891. ss-td
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Jeshing 81 aal 'tkAaAs aons wash
Rro0psnees.
ROOFING DONE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
cEs PUT URN sno1r NOTICE. 1
WARa1.ARFURNAUrsi

We are now rsspared to put up Wasm-Ais Hus.
naces Tor heAtlAk Dvsll1Ags, Ohurches, Hublls
Halls, -. TAsturnaee used 10 the manufacture
Of Lotss,o Of Cincinnati, who has spared no pains
Or expsnse IN perfectlnS heating apparatus which
has no superior In point Of durability, sconomy
and convenience, safety from 6re, hoAithful vsnt-
lation and pure quality of heated air.
aug9Ad RICKEY ABBOTT :
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april edfv r. D. FOSTER.
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A1AL EoTATE, lNSUHANCE.
EXCHANGE AGENCY,

fire, 0aSA0os ana lA1e lneuRaneot
AxAnA ANTS RIRs MAXINE IN 9. CO.,
- =. g nAa.:eslgsis csPi:.i 49, 80
q Psasylvaela. cepiaai 1sss 80.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
O Aastlesd. Capital 81, So, zoe.
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFk INs. CO.,
o. s''''t.cs Z. G sssEiaL ias' 4 &C.
july75a Csfssr ttA end Asin-sss.
& R0kVK MAA1NB INOUlAA @ 9 .
Capital, $500 900.
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s&tx DIaDcsons.
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3. \. Moody, II. D. Weodwsrd,
2: xilsessss, Jss.F. Coz.
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A.L.DnAINu Treasurer.
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81 De6snd Street, KssA NIX, IoWA.
TIvHIS Hose Conpeny. takes Risks On the sAfes
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MUM Atrstss ~ reasonable - those Of any fslia
BE company.
@. y. Perry, y. h. Ford, james 7. Coz,
Geo. b. snyth, WIN. y. Turner, II. D. Woodv ward :
A. Bfidgman, y. u. Harrison, g. =. veofAiss,
john nsCuSe, J.W. RAAktA.
ovvtcHRs, tts.
g. II. PYRRF, Pres, I'm. HARRISON, Trsss'l
J. ". RANKIN. Vice Pres, W.. TURNKA Sex
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-09
Lumber Yard,

new AU nmOGE Yard.
cor. sIxrM 4 rEMEA.srs..
"ILL keep conatantly ON hand all kinds Of
" Luabsr suitable for the market Of Ksokuk
and ssvrseallng conntry, such -
1L0ORlM0, Dressed and Rough.
SIDING, 1 inch, do do
BARN LUMBER, large quantity.
CLRAR LUMBER, thick, thin, wide and marrow.
FIRST SECOND COMMON LUMBER, thick
and this, wide and aasrow.
6HExxll0, ~, -.
6H140L16, No. ri common.
LA1Hs a. do
ALLDaHANY LUMBER, dry, . large Quantity.
POPLAR , PINE JO1STS, II every description.
do do HCANTLING, do do
large quantity.
All Of which W will sell on the most reasonable
tsrms for oAsh. CRERk SHEPPARD,
Keokuks July -. 't7-d&w3m