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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19

CAUTION AND APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC.
, aSs s ssa S snS's It's
labels psctsss .nd claiming for the Spurious
Ss s9Sn si prcof q iSis1osi 3 G fraud os.
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proof . has MOI the qualities Witch claims g have Re
who woyq has; enough ecSSiers would es y!e
oSs % ss seDs sssd.% Snssp
actually done BY means Of drugs openly Advertised for such
A. IoeSSo Cordial Gin" LGa ,s cos house sio
Inc Custom House hey are made With drugs rom e com
sn% S sy s
article msnuscsred a. n ho n and I'M
pure drink Of ,ht hind IN Ibis or an, other country
ssi s V q y.As Isss. trace u b.
Dee, sa a o' ,sbs rner- found m no other arising
rom he sSrcror Snsy q S6s berry ics
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s ss S sss se Saea & as ss OF equal and
consequently o equal ysGs IN ,ncpent drcpsy and g.ys.
before made and tina, they know Of other on winch the
s1 ts DE nnu men aIoas Of ssns sSch pub
Expensive s % de pToprsof as ey are The
Aromatic schnspps can be obtained onJ OF the under
Signed ana a' t TDchPac WOLFE q Beaver street NY
DYsPHPsIA, FoRERUsSER or CONSUMPTION. Is
~ cured by taking Chches,ers dyspepsia spechs made
Soas g seSs bottle, BY ali druggists. Depot iOi Wal
LrANcY DRESS AND WALKING sHoss, s. Gar
JOINS, 10 Ann street A style Of summer boot
tor ~ will be ready In few days.
INDIA RUBBER GLOVES ARE VERY UsEfUI. IN
all kinds OF Homework projecting the hands against cor
rosVe or dyeng substances and keeping hen so smooth
and white particularly useful In gardening and caro- q
For sale at oil rubber stores and mt ~ John street,
stairs
IMPORTANT TO SCHOOLS AND PAMII.IES--iYNNAS-
teal apparatus perfect order. belonging 80 ccpets
genemens and ladies' gymnasium be sold very cheap
For particulars apply Ia HENRY GEBHARD, dts broadway
.. article
b yer discovered for the speedy and certain
X estnraiOn oil Cray hair Ia ~ original coor. II ~
q uly hny cents for n large bottle. II
81 DC used freely wafer and ~ he best article
n yer Tor dressing the hair.
cid by Wells Co. us Franklin stree; Ring. 49, and
BARNES Psrke, ot Broadway; Guon rBo~cry amt Grand
streets, Havisnd . John street Ms Hayes, l3 FULTON
orders 70 Jos, ". HAYES. BROOKLYN, New YORK
MUIR AND SONS SPARKLING EDIsBURG ALE FOR
INl sale By q. v. mkSDUM II Wall street
NroTICY-wE would RECOMMEND OUR READERS
IN " want of excellent gold pens and pencils 10 can Al
FOfFYS gold mandatory, ie3 Broadway See hts cir
c4r yesterdays Herald. signed ~ lo OF best
c1cns recommending hcrn a. superior 10 any pens yet
offered ~ the public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19

tT,ee8 and pine Cloth rro~x Coirs.
Ch,aD and Pine t'sssimere Bvstyrss t0Afs,
Cheap and fnc Cashmere PAsr-,
Cheap and Pine Nfsriscs,
Ccnsnos hs extensive rs'ablhmen immense not ons
man IN hundred get suited IN every respect The I'M
provenens the manufacture a clhinr together
win the rrcfor a garments such that any i 49,
ndogi he natural dcf0rmiy) be icd ~ III ncrly
81 sixteenth az INCH and regards price ~ ANS hacrs
husa tha and doee undfrapN CNUry other clohcr
a ~ 49, Vat.
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And csasat poos 4sh,eaea jones--
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orsr At rAa,s-y,,,rIys WISHING TO ssra.-
bs sS 1 e rnss m %T@' Win oo%sen. 70 p
who To reside there addressing r. u. Herald
security IL needed.
(tIIARi.ES GIN, By THE BOrrLE OK CASE. AT tAf8
~ wine vaults rs Wall street.
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YONS' MAGNETIC POwDER-fOR THE DrsSrHUO-
IL ton OF bedbugs cocsro,ches moths heas ANITA,
piils for and mice H. LYON. a. BroatSsy.
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INCONSISTENCIES MOTH POWDER hrPi.!Eo -
lvl furs, carpets and woollcn goods, viii protect aem
have known 1t fail. Prepared only by u bkhw.
Err Springfield Mass Sold 10 dealers bs NJ Ward, Ctote
Co.. Lzel Marsh iiuDD. and HegemiAi Clark Co., Nee
York X. j. Davies corner Of Fulton aii Cinion st~e1
- - - - -
NERVOUS DISEASES or EVERY FORM. PAINS IN
IN the limbs and body, want o, strength spirit steep, ~
WFBBERS goraig ssnguifcr; sends electric 49,
OF youthful strength throughout the wno'e oooy-fHS ~
NrATIoN A. POI ICE 0AZrTTE
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- hNiNN MACliNFR-l, N. SINGER A CO.'S VA
y zue bCauifui corih paper uii pi rrsbs
information about sewing nachnes and AL questions
thst cen he asked e suhect All who read this pager wi
learn how 70 purchase sewing machine VIII Which ~ o
ytarclca IrcM caa be m,tt, and W.T. % prcciod n,
being imposed by 81 re iuulur nsrnr ne -
lore Wc public J. " SINGER Ct.s Gsfyde wt. o. sea-
ertt4s 20 AZ Who amply, y J leUcs O. ~ eTtgie
L. b. SiSsHS a 90. % hrvsdsss. ne" tfN,
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Exclusive STRAY. Hat warenouse.-N.

Exclusive straw HAT Marehouse.-He are
prepared Ia offer the retail traders both city and
country eutrely and very desirable
rt expressly for this trade comprising
part many new and desirable styles for and boys
together with the largest and most complete assortment
chdren richly trimmed straw hats offered article
beng strictly Of our own manufacture thereby insurng
uniformly Of finish oberise obtained aud enabling
oder grca.vr advantages 10 buyers
A. LELAND & co, 80 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19

,slrg and husinces cards beautifully executed ny FREQ
lRICk HEW TIT, ~ HvsadWay corner o. h'sdc svect
On s,sirs An orders promptly amended w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19
1iaiiotypcs,

Haiiotypcs,
PHOTOGRAPHS. ......,o.,.or,
y GuRNEy cfaenrcs the Photographic world 20 produce
plcures style equal those made at his ph0o
graphic palace Of art No. 80 hrondway.
The Imperial photographer Unique AppIi-
preventing the combined OF painting AMI nh win
De truth 81 the TO be procured Al BRADfS, 80
Broadway.
CITY Ladies' md Ladies visiting Our CITY
will lnd a choice variety az
~ WHRLEy's, "a John street.
Drumgoid ~ Proch, the great depot for fine
and fashionable clo,lng ~ Fuhon street. below Nassau
y. Derby 81 Company. importing Tai,ors, OF
Park place viii after The first of May 10 the newly
ranged government building 81 Walker second strUct
below Canal, and ives, side OF broadway.
~. r. Collins ~ Co.'s Old stand, Corner OF
sinese coats, pant', vests. ~ " COLLINS A co.
| Delightful l--yShat IL Delightful ITO Oh
the beet huing shirt aud beat furnishing goods
,Tavciers and tnobanable elsewhere This can be done
\ oniy NJ 8REkN~, No As'or HOUSE
For Good Irttingi well made shirts, Of all
sies and patterns rrscd Wholesale prices, 80 70 the
| SOC!Eiys. l0 Chatham street.
| Drumrold a. proch, the great depot for ssne
and fasioaabe clothing ~ FULTON street below Nassau
| Fashionable Cr,vs neutrality-suspicious.
tpTgf lIEN TIT ~ HryAdway corner OF RVadc evect
1 80 .,si~s All orders promptly attended W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19

Tadman's Compound Magnetism Loxenges
art Ike a charm in acdity Of stomach TADMAN co. 81
Blocker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19

Rich Paper Hnngings for the Retail Trade,
all new styles OF Importation Work done In the mos,
Artistic manner. by THOMAS FAYE co, 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19

BROWNS Bronchial Troches-"We far deviste from
custom TO OF The above article that we have seen tried
excellent preparation convenient form,
for coughs colds and horsenessr ozenge dissolved
mouth has direct influence TO the affected parts alaying
pulmonary and giving relief in coughs colds and
le affection which public speakers and
gees liable. All druggists sell them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19

AWo. TYsNctP0s TN<TeH' xVS1s.
~, 10 % CosStructioa lands,
~ OH Il pr sors sie4 s2i 1851 soS .s,s
A''''' ing sM . per so's. lsisss 1887 1854
ose ~ Interest iapde eve.
si7 30 per sefe.... n7S7 900 lsfc6
20 So % total. soid for $40 500 62oo7 O1 9A
Aad scwn lots, sold for....... Sla2 $50 S,4ol
Total o. al ....,........ t<fS ees o. $50 tes 82S
RsoAPnUL.vIoN.
Acra PrfncspdI. InLsrsH fsaI.
AsgreGaSe ,aA report 4927o $3.50 scs ot,t2o cl6 76e
Aggreeas his report Ssks as 800 b7,S3o ses,a26
fotI to 1887 ... 77e2s $3.50 500 lie, TAT I,lls,el2
TIE principal items OF tho quarterly statement OF tho
Newark city banks made on shs 9Th instant, are -
sollova-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MO a E-Y m A II X Il r.

SATURDAY.. April 1913 r. n
The Stock Exchange ao, in stale OF panic 70 day
was nearly imposiSe 10 sell the fancy order or railroad
stocks exccp. much lower prices than ruled at the close
Yesterday Notwithstanding the decline, there Largo
sellers but the shorts fortunately stepped In and supplied
themselves literally and arrested the downward course OF
the market With this support the fa IN prices was con-
siderable. Cumberland Coal receded per cent, New
York Central NJ Erie L; Michigan Southern, Ia Illinois
Central Railroad, Cleveland and Pt,sburg II Cleveland
and Toledo O. Chicago and Rock Island " Hudson River
Railroad, ~ There a sale Of Erie Railroad Mt "a a
seller SIX months Illinois Central rights sold at 1872 pei
cent cash. Illinois Central Railroad bonds closed nrn
a, e,S per cent Ia Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad
privilege LSHas ore in demand, and daily picked VI
in small lo,s for permanent ipYeetmeni The land gram
feature gives them the preference, ara che probability
TIA. they will all be absorbed In quiet way AZ they ap
pear on the marx, It. Railroad bonds, properly secured
mus, command public attention more Generosity, a. the
stocks are down whatcvcr puts stop 10 Tire present
runou, system Of Gnancierng for dividends will help Ore
bcndhoiders, and in the end help the stockholders.
Al the secord bo,ra there was very blue market
Cleveland and Toledo sold at Co. which Is decline OF
per cent from the opening price this morning Michigan
southern fell Of Z per cent New York Central Railroad,
1; Cleveland aHd nt,sburg Y; Chicago and Rock
Islsnd X; Illinois Central Railroad, NJ Michigan Central
Railroad =. me mIk< closed heavy, win strons
downward tendency. Well may compstrio OF The Illus
trous Kosousko exciaim ode boong" Is out
rne w.s.r,ows and Madison Railroad Company have
dhpssd Of $50 600 Of shs $500 900 Of wsssross city
bcds Issued b aid ef Thai roaA u vsry ssudAotory
They have else sold poruoa Of We hadsos CITY bonds
rhls nsgssA p'soss 'hs complexion Of shs road 10 hs
eison beyos1 doubt b. We La Of 0sossr asxi TAsroa
d all srcy,tsd and the grading is swot thirds hash'd
ne msrchapdlss wArehoused In ths dhtrct OF Boston
dussps Ne vssk ending sas aosh oil Apri VA ~ fc
lovu-
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NoTiCY-wE WOULD RECOMMEND OUR READERS
FOrFYs gold pen mandatory ls3 Broadway See his cir
car In yesterdsys Herald signed ~ lO Of best
cilfrns Recommending them superior W any ye,
offered n y public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.
~ Nn UnI VII

DOTICIIOMANIE-JUsr OPENED SIXTY NEW p
signs beautiful French flowers and rich oriental shesa
superior any hitherto mpored also large io Of hsndene
vases Of instruction the fashionable ar Of dece
rating glass resemble painted china pair OF vases -
materials forwarded receipt OF ~ PoohomAnle etnes-
rum, coz broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19

Dr. f.. J. Locsveutha's Water Cure, bergen
Heights county New Jersey, dfeeu minutes from
either The Ho5uken or Jersey City ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19

UOHN JOINS AND AHABhi.i.A IHH.
81 ,yr.r rrsDf1 BAigAD o. fss Af'TUori
~ kAPo.sOs Is pyiCc.
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store the hest uung shirt aud beat furnishing goods
in hC city, and articles OF all descriptions required by
travellers and tnobainable elsewhere. This DO done
oply ~ aRKkNS, No As'or Ucuse
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NEw CHURCHES

The corner stone or the new Catholic church Of ST.
Mary nj Con Staten Island viii he laid ON next Sunday,
April % three O'Clock in the afternoon, by The Most
Rev Archbishop Hughes. The boats every hour
from New York and the Island The church will occupy
one OF The most beautiful situations around the bay Of
New York.
The new Methodist Episcopal church at Cones.oga Gen.
Ter Pa Of which Rev VIM Major Is pastor, will be deii-
Gated (by divine pernission TO the worship Of God on
Sunday the 2Gth Rev. Vim. Cooper presiding elder,
will preach at 10 O'Clock A. N and Rev. Curtis r. Tur
per Of r1iladclIlis,.a and ~ O'Clock NJ
new Catholic church 10 be buin In Springfield
hiass. II viii cost about $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19

GENT AT PhRiS.-PAxrITsj WISHING 10 kSS ~
N sh ageocy ~ paris. France or desiring 10 haso
business transacted hcsr. meet With competent psSn
Who is 10 reside there addressing r. r. Herald e.
fee, for live days References to reliability gves ws
n ME
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Distance ShlamanAGr Sn1es-svith Patent
powder proof defiance looks and bars Depot l9s Peat
ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04

The New THEATRE.-Work has com.
menced on the new theatre in real earnest
and the walls are gradually approaching
their destined height. To those who wish
to embark in the joint stock enterprise, Mr..
Morris desires us to say, that the books are
yet open and shares of from 500 and upward
can be obtained. Persons thus taking shares
can have their money refunded with interest
if they desire it, after the completion of the
building.
We regard this as an excellent invest
ment, and feel certain it will pay a very
liberal interest At any rate the building
is to be completed and that as speedily as
the bricklayers and carpenters can do it
Six weeks from now we expect to see it fin
ished and occupied.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04

SLAVERY TO BE "BoUGHT OUT" IN KEN
TUcKY The Newport (Ky) .News states
that IA proposition is in contemplation to
buy the land and negroes owned by slave
holders in Kentucky at their present valua-
ers in the State will agree to sell, the pro-
posed Company will advance a sum of money
equal to one-halft the estimated vulue of both
and in one year after, pay the whole bal
ance. The slaves will be set free, and the
land sold at an advanced price, in view cf
the State becoming free in one year after
State become settled with real industrious,
enterprising, free people,"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04

HoRsE THIEVES CAUGHT.-Dave Potts of
Quincy, Plum4s county, accompanied by
another gentleman, brought two horse
thieves to town on Sunday and lodged them
in Jail. The names of the culprits are Pete
Carter and Tom Carle. The stealing was
perpetrated some FIVE or six weeks since at
a ranch on Butte Creek. They were caught
once by certain parties who went in pursuit
of them but escaped again and fed to Car
son Valley. Potts and his companion fol-
lowed and captured them near the Mormon
station. They are known to be old offenders
and, we believe. are Mormons.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04

10 The Burlington, tlowa) State Ga
zetfe says that while some workmen were
engaged in excavating for the cellar of Gov
ernor Grimes new building on the corner cf
Main street, they came upon an arched
vault some ten feet square, which, on being
opened, was found to contain eight human
skeletons of gigantic proportions. The
wall Of the vault was about fourteen inches
thick, we'll laid up with cement or inde-
structible mortar. The vault is about six
feet from the base to the arch The skele-
tons are in a state of preservation, and we
venture to say are the largest human re-
mains ever found, being little over eight
feet long.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04

TAKEN TO DowNIEvILLE.-Betts, the man
whom policeman Lyons arrested here the
other day for the murder of man at Rab.
bit Greek, was yesterday sent in charge of
ON officer to Downieville. Mr.. Lyons has
just returned from Sierra county, whittier
he has been on business connected with this
matter, and yesterday brought us copy of
the Sierra Citizen, for which we hereby ex-
press our gratitude, etc.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04

The PlTT RIVER WAR - Mr. Hopkins, the
California Stage Company's agent at this
place, handed us yesterday lreka Union
Extra, dated Friday, July 3Ist, from which
learn that a fight was had on the o5th ult
between the troops under Lieut.. Crooks and
a body of Indians numbering about one hun
dred and fifty, in which some twenty three
Of the red skins were killed, and great
many wounded.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04

THE CALIFORNIA EXPRESS Yesterday
California Erpress contains two ably writ
ten articles, one a valedictory, the other a
salutatory, which separately considered,
cause us to experience sensations of both
regret and pleasure. We deeply regret that
our courteous, able and truly democratic
veteran cOtemparary, Col. Richard Rust, has
laid down his well tried pen editorial, and
again we are made to rejoice that it has fall
en- into the hands of SO capable an editor
and so estimable a gentleman as is John Rol.
lin Ridge. We know both intimately, and
know them but to respect and admire them
in every relation in life, public and private.
May the retired warriors voyage Of life be
made over an interminable ocean of pros.
perity and happiness, and may he who has
been elected as his successor ever merit and
receive the just need Of praise his past un-
sulled career has entitled him to- We wish
the Express uninterrupted prosperity under
its new management.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04

THE BLooDHoUNDs DISAPPOINTED. The
Vigilantes of San Francisco got together in
great svads on the arrival of the steamer.
and, armed to the teeth, awaited her arrival,
supposing she contained Charley Duane. -
He happened not to be on board. however,
and disappointed at being banked of a
victim for their blood stained hands, they
returned unsatisfed to their lairs. Over a
thousand of San Francisco's "purest and
best" participated in this display infatua-
ted wretches that they are. "Oh judgment
thou art fed" etc.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04
Game In the Mountains.

Dave Potts tells us that game and trout
are extremely plenty 10 the valleys ana
streams of the mountains. He says thai
while on his recent thief catching excursion
he saw q band of Indians in Carson Valley
" corrnlling" and killing antelope, herd OF
which they had run down and surrounded
The Indians mount their ponies and pursue
the antelope which when tired refuse t.
run, and budding together, lie down and
while in this position are an easy prey to
the Indians, who have large bands of feet
ponies, and horses stolen from the 'mi'
grants While Mt Beckworth's Valley, Dave
went to see old Jim himself and found him a.
usual with an open, hospitable cabin, and
strong propensity for telling marvellous sto.
ries. The three-Dave, JIM, and Davet
cOmpanion-set seine in the river near
eckworth's cabin, and at one haul obtained
between four hundred and five hundred
trout of various sizes. This isn't one of the
" Beckworth narratives" but an account
which Dave will vouch for himself)
He also says that sage hens. grouse and
other game abound in those regions. and
promises to accompany us on nn excursion
thither when we get a chance to run away
from our creditors and duties for scout in
the mountains Now is the time to make
such trip and we are hugely inclined to
pull up stakes and do it, since hearing
Dawes description OF the beauty of the
mountain valleys aud the sport to be had
there. We commend such a trip to our
overworEcd and enervated valley folk. as
one more conducive to health than all the
watering places in the country.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04
DemocrntIc Meeting.

A large and attentive crowd assembled
last night to hear the speeches Of Col. Weller
and Mr.. Williams the nominee for Attorney
General. The meeting was called to order
by placing Gen. Harris in the chair, who
made few pertinent remarks, and after
few moments delay was followed by Col
Weller. The Col spoke for about an hour.
and in that comparatively short space Of
time, effectually swept away all the calum-
nies that have been spoken and written
against him, and showed himself at once a
consistent friend and supporter of all the
liberal measures that have so long charac-
terised the Democratic party, and placed
himself before the people as he is and long
has been. consistent and able advocate Of
true Jeffersonian Democracy, and therefore
diametrically opposed to the various dan
gerous isms of the day. He was frequently
applauded throughout and was listened to
with great attention and interest by crowd
Of at least six or eight hundred eager and
devoted Democrats, of which the Keystone
Club formed no inconsiderable part.
Col Weller was followed by Mr. Williams,
who in speech of nearly an hour, spoke
volumes of true Democratic doctrines. We
have so little room for detailed notice of
these able speeches, that we are thus com
PEELED to make but brief allusion to them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04

The SOUTHERN PACIFC RAILRoAD.-The
Pacific Railroad through Texas will bo 783
miles long, and has grant of 8,0l7 900
acres of land, and loan of Sc 200 per mile
from the State. Taking the average price
of the Illinois Company's land as basis,
the New Orleans Bulletin estimates the fu-
ture value of the lands of the Southern Pa
cifc Railroad at more than $l20 100000 -
1t says that they are among the richest lands
in the world, in a delightful climate, and
capable of producing anything, from cotton
and figs to potatoes and oats.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04

New PAPER IN NEW YoRK.-It is re-
ported that a new Democratic paper is to be
published in New York City An exchange
says it is to be controlled by the party OF
which Mr. Daniel Sickles is the head The
new paper is to be an imperial folio, and il
it can be, rival to the Herald and Times
as city newspaper. 1t is said that Mr..
John Van Buren has contributed somt
S25 900, and will have controlling will in
its management.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04

HORSE THIEF AT LARGE.-The ErpreS eSs
member of the Marysville chain gang, es-
capped from custody on Sunday afternoon
He is an old horse thief and is generally
known to he police as such Marshal Bark
ley has his daguerreotype and will be very
likely to "spot" him before many days.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04

DIED OF HIS WoUNDs.-O'Hara. the man
who was stabbed few nights since at a
dance house row in San Francisco, has died
Of his wounds. Tom Gallagher, and John
Lawson have been arrested as the supposed
murderers
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-04

KLAMATH AND SIsKIYoU NOMINEE FOR
SENATOR At the Democratic convention
for the Twelfth Senatorial District, Gen. d.
d Cotton received the unanimous vote of
the delegates for the position of Senator.