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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-07

Main-st., 8 doors below 7th,
AEuhCh, ........JOWA.
flNHE attention Of purchasersis respectfully in
yited 10 the above stock, which will b. fssnd to
comprise the newest, largest and best Assortm emit
OF the Kind ever offered for rale in this city all Of
which are offered vt prices 10 suit tho times
Parties about to commence housekeeping, house
keepers, and all In want Of the above articles win
find II 10 their advantage to give me . call pre-
sious to purchasing elsewhere.
janesd @. FOSTER
"HITE Ironstone Dining, lea and Toilet
W Ware, CT new sad beautiful shspes for saie
In sets or pieces TO suit purchasers BY
jeSd GEO. FOSTER,
ZINE decorated China Vases, Coloxnes, Match
1 Boxes, Cnpdlesticks, Card Baskets, Inks, Motto
Cups and saucers, etc., in great variety, and for
sale low, by GEO. FOSTER,
juneSd
In sets or pairs new and rich
~ styles for sale by GEO. FOSTER.
junes
in great variety, GobIets, Wines
~ Egg dlarses, Champsgnes, CordiAls, Decanters
Wine Bottlcs, Bar, Table and Soda Tumblers, Bit
Ter Bottles, Salvers Sugars. Spoon Stands, Bowls
Preserve Dishes, Celery 6.ssses, Syrup Bottlsse
salts Crnets, Jars, Lamps, Csndlestfcks, Nolssssa
Cans, Lamp Chimneys, Globes, &C.. d., by tar the
best assert MT in town for sale 1T close figures at
the New Cookery sforeof GEO. FOSTER.
juncSd
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New 1saAy - 80Dss
"A ROOM ~ feet " % o. the sssonA Aosr, ws1l
IA lighted and ventilated. Knnanes frm MaiA
street BY broad stairway.
AIeo,
One front room IN same 0oor, suitshle fcr eAes
Or sleeping roon. kODT u. EMl1H.
jupsl0d Sign norttss Lssk, III Msiksst
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bstarA TAyiOrss LMst " ERIK.
hlL9fEDlA u Modern travel subscriptions
~ 70 tns above book received by US. Price 81
innhin ~ OGDEN, BEUMhEIL 4 CO.
f1sHE Orphan es,l, A Tale 81 Southern Life, by
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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27
Politics.

The past six years have witnessed many
changes in the opposition ranks. 80 rapid
indeed, have these changes succeeded each
other, that the most expert political wea-
thervanes, have been unable to comprehend
and expound the doctrines and policies they
have Swallowed forth, and for convenience
sake, and that they may call to their
aid Wings, Know Nothings, Black Republi-
cans and Spiritualists, they now dub their
peurle efforts, Opposition to the Democra-
cy," and seek to triumph with principles as
foreign to the science of government as their
stale jokes about Republican asses and
Latter day Saints" Without a code Of
principles which commend themselves to the
people, they seek to win favor Of the MAORI
ty by a narrow spirited criticism Of princi-
Piles already sanctioned by majority Of the
people, and hallowed by time and expert
ence.
The death Of the Wing party gave birth
to Know Nothingism, which persisted also,
before it had attained the dignity of Abo
litonism, and the restless spirits who were
foremost in the advocacy of its proscriptive
and iutolerant doctrines, now ask the people
to satisfy themselves by the election of men
and the sanction Of measures they have re-
Gently rejected.
The efforts which have TRANSFERRED at the
recent municipal elections in California,
demonstrate the fact that still another name
is to be taken to cover the multitude Of sins
for which the opposition party are response
BILE This union of isms has not yet effected
a practical triumph, although they elected
portion of their ticket in Marysville. The
majority of the voters in even those former
hot-beds of Whigism, and Know Nothingism,
and Republicanism, and Spiritualism, did
not choose to surrender the government into
the hands of men foremost in every change,
simply because they had stolen the name of
the people to serve the Devil with.
1t remains to be seen whether Orovile will
be the first place to succumb to those who
have been rejected as Know Nothings aud
as Republicans, simply because they appear
under new name.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27
Pnsseh the House.

1t will be seen by reference to our Legs
lative summary that the bill authorizing
Butte and Pumas counties to issue $4,000
in bonds for the purpose of constructing
road 10 and from Judge Lewis toll bridge,
has passed the House and now only requires
the Governors signature to become law
1t does not seem possible that our MEM
bers should suffer this bill to pass the House
without amending it. 1t is strictly county
road, one that is designed to turn the Plu-
mas trade away from 0roville, to Marys-
Vile, and the Yuba delegation doubtless ia
yored the bill, considering it a fine thing to
compel the citizens of Butte county to build
a road to suit their purposes, and build up
their city at cur own expense. OF course
we cannot blame them for so doing. 1t is a
fine thing to be we'll represented in the Leg
islature, an advantage that Yuba has long
enjoyed over Butte. OF the action Of our
own members upon this subject, we will
speak hereafter, when we have the facts of
the case before US.
We trust the Governor will not give his
assent to this Infamous swindle upon the cit
liens OF Butte county.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27

RE-CAPTURED. George French, one OF
the persons arrested about year since on
charge of numbering Chinaman near Wy
sndotte, and who was committed for trial,
but effected his escape from the Bidwell Jail,
was re-captured recently in Sacramento,
and brought back to the Butte county Jail
on Saturday by officer Kimmel. Two other
prisoners escaped with French, and a
Frenchman, the latter being re.arrested
shortly after and forwarded to the State
prison. The accomplice of French has not
them is said to be very strong.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27

SAN FRANCISCO. "A writer for the Bul-
iefin says:
There are about 400 blocks in the city Of
San Francisco, one half of which may be
considered as built upon Giving twenty
five feet or whereabouts, as the frontage of
each, we would then have 40 houses on II
block, and the total number of houses would
therefore be 5000. Averaging eight per-
sons in each house, would give w a popula-
ton of sixty-fou thousand persons. The
5000 houses were assessed at 1886 ,667,
which would be about 81 ,O53 as the cost Of
each bulding.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27

PLUMAs DEMocRAT-The State Jeudndl
says that new Democratic paper is to be
started in Plumas county, about the first OF
June, should it be possible to get the neces-
sary material to American Valley in that
county in season. The new paper will be
styled the Piumas IemOcrat, and will be
under the charge of Hon Mr. McGee, of the
Senate, who is in every way qualified to rem
der good service to the Democracy by its
means" Owing to his great experie nee in
several political parties, the Journal might
have added.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27
O r O VII l. (
Steam Saw MILL.
HEAD OF MONTGOMERY ST.

VENiE Proprietor of this establishment is now pre-
n pared L. contract TOR. and deliver orders from
SEQ t. juh,0oO feet, Ut either common Pine or Red
FIR Lumbar. nj the loves market rates The Ned
Fir viii De found the best Fencing Lambcr that CAn
bc used.
All persons about to build, will find it to their adj
"antagr To purchase at this mil, HEY can have
their Lumber sawed 20 ordcr in lengths and sizes To
suit. and deliS cred Free 81 Charge.
Attached to THE establishment is one Of Wood
wurh'@ Patent Planning TUngueIng and GrooSiug
Machines, and all oruers for Planned Lumber OF amy
description can be Immediately Gli'd.
Always on bund Shelving, Fi,oriug. beytled Sid.
ing, ioiSt Fencing Boards, ,luice Lumber, Pckets,
Lathe. snakes and shingles,
Also hand, Dour,. Windows. &c or ers for
Doors, Windows, and Blinds. died WUh despatch.
GEO. ". GARRlOTr.
Orovle. April 24jh. 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27

LECTURES OF JUDGE CRANE.--These re-
ally interesting, entertaining and instruct
SHINY attended. Those present, however,
expressed themselves well pleased with the
manner in which Judge Crane handled his
subject, as evincing much labor and re.
search, We commend the Judge to the at
tention of our friends in the Northern coun-
ties and would assure them that they can
hardly appropriate an evening to more pro-
titable employment, than that of attending
the Judges lecture,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27
SrgERyFF'S SALE.

E9Y VIRTUE OF an ,xrculion issued out of a
k9Jusrct Court, Sam Glass justice Of the Peace in
and for Oregon Township. Butte CountyStaie ct Cal
ilurpia. Ia me directed and delivered, commanding
me 10 make the sum of eighty -iOur ten one hund
rrdths tSci 100 dollars principal and interest, and
sixteen fifty uns-huDdredhs dollars costs OF suit
together with all the costs hccruing upon said wrls
wherein James NJ. smith is palntiG and " illiam
Hall and William Morris the defendants, have
levied upon aud will sell at public sale to The highest
bidder for cash, On the 18th of May A. D. 1851 at
the hour of O'Clock 2. w., all the right title and r
tcrest of both or either of The above named defend.
ants in ana to the following described property to
wit: One building or saloon aud bowling alley, sltu
at"d AT French own, ia Oregon township. Butte coun
~ California and formerly known rs Smiths boA ling
alley. sand building bring one story high, twenty
feet Wide IN 'front.' and running back (bowliug allies
cludrd) eight, six feet: also the lot ground upon
which said building i situated, iogher with AL the
Ieneneht, hcrcdilmcnts ana apptr,inances thcruun-
to belungiiR.
The above so'e to take place at the Court House
door in the town OF urSile, county aud state norr
SAID. l.. FEEER, sheriff Butte County.
April 27th. A. y. 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27

re- A Chinaman in Sacramento. who
was convicted of stealing one dollars worth
of potatoes, and fined $50, or twenty days
in the county Jail, tried the latter for TWEEN
ty-four hours, and then weakened and paid
the fine.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27

SQUATTERs.--As squatting appears to be
the order Of the day, we would suggest to
some enc who desires an indsputable title,
TO purchase Jones grizzly, and chain him in
the centre of the lot He is a first rate
squatter, and not liable to fcrcble election
from the premises.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27

"PLUMAs WAGON ROAD BILL The Butte
Record says that the Plumas Wagon Road
bill is a fraud, and blames us for saying q
word in its favor. The Record is evidently
in earnest, and is entitled to the ear OF the
Legislature, having an opportunity to be
well informed on the subject
The State Journal is a clever institution.
They put forth the above in their issue of
Saturday mornin7, and the bin had passed
the Assembly on Friday. The Journal can
make note Of our disgust, if it pleases.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27

.nS~ The Goiden Era copies squib from
the Record, and wishes that the author was
worthy of their steel" They wouldn't
"Stea| anything, except an occasional in
teeresting article for their illustrated quack
advertising sheet
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27

DzAn DoGs.-We noticed brace of dead
dogs in the street yesterday. They are par.
ticularly prolific about the present time and
few more disposed of in the same manner
would go far to rid US Of q crying nuisance.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27
RALLY! RALLY,!! RALLY!
KEYSTONE CLUB, ATTENTION.

There will be n meeting oil the KEYSTONE CLUB
AT the Court House, on WEDNESDAY EVENING.
29h, inst, at O'Clock. Puncual attendance is re-
quested, as business Of importance will be intro
duced. BY order Of the President.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
We yyiIlRemoye This Day.

yNNO THE STORE RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY
Z the "St Ncholas BOckstore." directly oppo.
site our old stand, where viii be pleased To see
all old friends and customers, until we can re-
ceiye them in our new brick, about being erected.
y. TOY OITEkSON,
Orove, April eth, 1891. ap27-Iw
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27

STATE PRIsoN MATTERS "A Mr.. b. r.
Buckelew bounces Gen. Estell, in two com.
mmunioations to the Union OF Saturday, oc-
cupying nearly Il column of closely printed
matter.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27

A PANTHER "A large panther was re,
Gently killed near Red Bluffs, by hunter
who was looking for smaller game.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27

CHAPTER ON DoGs.--An off hand esti-
mate of the number of dogs in our midst
apparently, is two to each voter. Mays
UiHe Express.
Then you should pray the Legislature to
change the name of your city from Marys-
Vile to that of D0gtOtcni
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27

RrMovAL.-D. Toy & 0tterson remove
their clothing store to day to the St, Nicho-
las Hotel building, to make room for another
brick, % by 60
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27
II f. G. u l. A l. | O \ S .

LIT. Parties wanting the water must apply Mt tho
office and obtain their certificates The same. by
paying the cost OF service pipe and one muLlhs rent.
End. No addition alteration Whatever in or
about any pipe or water COCK, shall be made, or
causcd 10 be made 10y persons taking he wafer ith-
ont permission o Ia" proprietor.
&rd. All persons taking water shall keep their own
service pipes, siop-CoCks, and apparatus, in good
order. at their own expense, and shall prevent any
unnecessary waste # water
4th. Pades takmg The winter and allowing Their
ncghbOrs and others 10 the same ili be CHARGED
double rates, or more as the case may he.
9th. The Water Rent i due IN advance, monthly,
and in all where the rent is paid by the 9Th
the water will DC stopped.
The proprietor is at llumes supplied with ma,eri-
al tor service ppc. water closes, &c, and has in his
employ one Of The best plumbers in the sta G..
uruyic, April 2ith. lra1
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27

FREE FIGHT. A sort OF "A free fight oe.
CURED yesterday, near the head of Mont
gomery street. in which some three or iour
persons were engaged. The beligerants
were finally separated by a woman.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27

EARTHQUAKE "A slight shock of an
earthquake was felt in Alameda county last
Monday, at about twenty-five minutes be-
fore five o'clock, Z. NJ.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27
JOHN +. HEUSLER,

The Painter, announces himself as the People
independent candidate Marshal at the city ciec
ton, first Monday In May, and wishes the support o
his friends and citizens IN general
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27
oRoVELbE
Water WOY K S.


G.. w. GARRIOTr,.. PROPRIETOR,
ENTtNDS Immediately to commence extending
n the main pipe through Montgomery, DOwner,
Bird, liunioon, aud Myers streets. Parties VINO wish
Ia have attachments made to the same will have
them attended to by leaving Their orders nj The Oro-
vile Steam Mill Office.
The advantages OF these Water Works to the cit
liens OF Oroville. must be apparent 10 every onean
auxiliary and abuJsHyer To The housew He we'll
store restaurant and hoIe Keepers, and ready AT AL
times OF the dnN Z night Tor their use.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27

DItoRcE.--In the Sacramento District
Court decree was granted, on Thursday,
in the suit of Harriet c. Moulton VS. Benz
+. Moulton. The former retaining the
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27

Mr.. Editor. you will please announce the nan G of
GAIT MURRf. as n candidate Tor Marshall at the
approaching municipal election.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted 10 thc Hotel de France ara.
"a requested 10 call on the under> gae and settle
and he viii make liberal discount; 0therv ise he
WIZ expose their uatnrs ia the ueSspaper. Every
thing leti ia his charge wild be- sold on the 18th OF
May next, II not reclaimed.
ap-4-3W 4. CLOCCHET,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27

PoLITIaAL NOTICES All Political Notices must
inyararably be paid for in advance.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27
C. SCRIBER.
CAPT. MURRAY.

We are authorized to announce g. SCHIBER, as
Il candidate for Trustee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS
JOHN Nj. PETERSON,

Announces htmselfas an Tad'pedenf candidate for
Marshal, ut the ensuing elect,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-27
Dry Goods and Clothing,

Ever Offered in this market, which They are selling
al UNUSUALLY LOW Pr, -. We would cal
the attention OF TNE LADIES and the public e II
orally. To our extensive SPRING STtt h, consisting
IN part OF Siik> rich s'rI O. plaid watrcd and rlat
culurs; MantAs. Manage, SIN Iis>us, thamhfr,
Brltliaulencs. Lawns, French Calico, Robes AMI
Prints GENERALLY ana In fact every thitg lch tho
muies wear, W. have ia abundance ana ot TIE finest
quality. II the ladies viii call and examine our
GOODS aud PRit rs, We are certain they viii not
20 away dissa:I,trd We have araugcmtul> IA san
francisco by which We get "ur guCCs ~ such terms
: enable NJ to sell Low ER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE ~ OkOklil.E, e fact y Inch cuu be Il, a..
UHstraed Joy giving H. n cali. The moot Complete
assortment OF BONNElS on hand.
OruVule, April II, 1891. apl6u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18

/ par and hcadshaking1. am here to say
/ that this country, which you are to inherit
ana Tor winch You are to be responsible
nceI' only an enlightened patriotism to full
MI all Its mission. do not believe tn
our young energy il capable Of moth
more than money making at any cl.t--lt
any wear and tear ol the moral sense.
do not believe that the continent vclo1 AMI
virgin through all the debaucherics of carly
history, WIS unveiled only to he wed led TO
tn same spiut,g,own rank and old. | do not
believe that the purpose Of God in the pro
grc5s Of the race TO soll-respecting and con-
sistent Liberty and Law. is to b, thwarted
by moral cowardics. But believe rather,
that there is a mJral sentiment in the coun-
try, which will make the glooms of its
morning the glOries of its prime and which
honors the name America 50 much, that it
would willingly die rather than see it desc
Grated. In system of popular education
by which our people have an unprecedented
general lnteligence-In q free press, and
generally the ireest public discussion-in
The entire separation of church and sta G
and absolute religious tolerltiOn- in a
system OF government which constant re
lers the legislators to a people already free
pui educated, and so far inclined to wise
counsel, wa have all the lueau- men could
ask in human society to co -perite with
Providence, and incarnate the American
idea in a nation which shall be worthy it,
Iyantagcs.
Young Americans those means arr
yours. Use them as God inspires. Be
faithful be firm, be bold-nether dsludsd
by the hope Of easy success nor dsheartened
by the long delay. We shall die and our
rhIllrgn = children and vat tba onI not ho
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18
The state Fair EorlsJ;,

Was opened on Tuesday last-n clear and
cool dav. The day was occupied in the en-
try of articles Of exhibition, and enlivened
by excellent music from Hall : Boston
Brass Band, and volunteers on the trottinS
course. The entries were, on the whole,
few for a State exhibition. The number
and qu ,litv Of horses was good-of cattle
and sheep, far too f-w, though embracing
good specimens. Among the sheep were
Cotsworld, Oxtordshirc. Cape (Airlcan,)
l.oicester, South Down, French and span
lsh Merino, AID mixed. Evidently the at
tcntion of farmers i being turned TO sheep
which will be valuable for the shamhles'
as well as for comhing woods: two proii;a-
BILE points which have been too much over,
looked in Vermont, horticultural and
Mechanical Halls wcIe not full, the season
hayin, been unavorable, and the time 10
early for a good show Of fruits. In butter
and cheese there were buta few specimens
nearly all from approved Washington
County dairics SuSar-beautilul speel-
mems from various sections. Agricultural
indictments and Mechanical specimens
few hut good Most prominent among the
Mechanical were two splendid locomotives
from the '. &. L. X. shop at Northteld, -
These, of course, We're exhibited ON the
railroad track at the depot
On Wednesday, there were additional
. cattle. making the number large We OBJ
/ served also great variety OF apllcs-sume
very tinc-lrum the orchard of \. Webster,
! of Roxburv. The show Of horses was
/ excellent. rhn cavalcadc numbered nearly
two hundred animals, embracing fine
spccimcuS OF the hest breeds in Vermont.
Prominent in the field, ridden by the Chief
Marshal) was the old '' Gregn Mountain
Morgan, stepping to the music as dalntlly
as in earlier days, md the gayest oi the
ray There, too, was the " Morrill, horse,
from Danyillc, the " Black Banner from
Brandon, eleven fine animals OF different
breeds. exhibited by Hon. John Gregory o
Mortified, and Others too numerous to
menton--hne representatives oi the Sher
man. Woodbury. and BullruSh MorSans anC
the Hnmbletouiaus. We must not omit L
mention another feature, without which
the horse show would be incomplete here
side hy side. were old " Black Hawk
himself and " Lady Suffolk world
renowned animals. ls.-Dead, but yet alive
The SKINS of these animals were preserved
and have been filled, SO as to present tn
animals as they appeared in lle Thes
will be exhibited at Springfield, Lowell
Boston and Hartford, at the approachln
shows ON Wednesday afternoon tn
Judges commenced their work, and we hop
to give the awards in our next. The atter
, dance is good-not crowded. and the mos
perfect decorum prevails.
RGNARk.-We do not agree with ii
e Watchman about the said horse SANS. :
p long as Vermont can send the finest liyin
horses in this country to horse shows
. other states, we hope the stuffed '"a
may he kept at home No animal furnish
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18

-,
ine bIn n...e.,Io ne ,tA [on.AtHs L IA
|I'Ic4e "nlcu purPorts 10 iidNc Ueel "It'Uen
rom Montpe,ier oy a pH, corTGSponaen' OF tAe
0PIIus neiu '-H"ss I'ePu1Iioan n
Sfe%AIns o' ne Ttie 9,lve iiVus. the ootlsS
l'ne"' S'9 n"e to"u' S.ion fs.l'f p.-. ies!s
secure % ~ nov anu ''''> ~ ~ ''''''F
org pE,.!Sty-. c,-.t c... IL. ..A -
NoIhih9 Is 'uI'',eI from IN, ttut" tIAn
the senulheh, IN "I'N' 1'hce the seIne
ment oi tue STATE ii'use location nov
Iihe mas appeared III any Mon'ptllel pap.
RnrIinSton' NOR can man hvinr he found
who has heard any such exult4tion from
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-09-18


cultural Fair which has heen held at Mont
poiier this week, We naturally look t., thc
Montpelier papers for an account Of it
/ Tne REPOSITORY, writing on the first day
says. tbs attendance both Of exhibitor
and spectators was rather thin Ih,
character Of the season it supposes hac
something to DO with it, but says there
are other causes still moro pJtcnt The
interest in Fairs is no doubt waning in tn,
minis Of the reopls. as they do not sec any
great or general utility in them. It is a
great show, at great expense to many for
the. benefit Of few.
The Patriot, published on Saturday
printed of course on Frilly-does not al
lude to the Fair at all. The Freeman a
Thurslly plpar-loes not mention it. and
the account OF the Watchmln-l Frida y
plpar--whch W. quote ut length, quite
meagre also. From all this we infer that
the Exhibition ,irJr some reason, falls below
tn exhibitions OF former years. We apprc
h-nl that the arrow policy Of the manag
ers h., hal something to d. with it. So
far as we are aware, it has in-n Gyed lol
ley ol their. - make no use .' the public
press Of the State t. dilluse information Of
the o'l.cts and arrangements of the society
except 50 far as it could be dJa5 without d
cent Of cost to the SJcle'v. SJne posters
cJnta ming the premiums to be awarded and