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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-11
Oruuills Daila Butte ReturN.
Later from the I,h Islands.

The bark Yankee, which arrived here yes.
terday brought dates from Honolulu to May
2lst The news is not particularly impor.
tant
EXPEDITION TO CHRISTIAN IsLANp.-The
brig John Dunlap (says the Commercial
.idUeTti>er,) under command of Capt j.
Cook. accompanied by the schooner Dolphin
as a tender, sailed on Monday last, for
Christian Island. for the purpose of saving
the cargo and effects Of the baLk {. Free
mont, which was wrecked on that Island
The cargo cons sts OF 800 900 feet of lumber
and various articles from the vessel, rs weh
as her hull. Unless the Island has been al.
ready visited by ether parties, 1t is proba-
BILE that q large part Of the cargo will be
found where it was. lett, and the speculation
will prove good one. The vessel sailed
well provided with ever necessary to en-
sure success, and viii ne absent obout ten
weeks.
IMPRISONED. MIR. NJ G Monsarrat, an
Engli>hman, and formerly an auctioueer,
at Honolulu, has been arrested extra u
dicialy, and confined by order OF the King
for having had criminal intercourse with q
sister of the latter, at "A levee ut the Palace
in January last. As soon as the occurrence
was made public, Monsarrat was bani>hed
and came to San Francisco. He returned
hither short time since: aud in answer to
q note from the King, stated that il was his
intention TO remain at Honolulu permanent
ly In consequence Of this declaration, the
King caused hun to be arrested and confined
and 1t as suppos, that he intends to Danish
hiGi agasn. tie is married TO IA white wo-
man on the Islands who has been allowed to
see ham durlng hiss confinement
1t iS- said that Mr.. Monsarrat arrived
here yesterday Oh the Yankee.
Loss OF A GUsA NO SAlP'--The British ship
Edward JShnston, of Liverpool. Capt. Law
son, sailed from the Chncha Islands on the
10th OF last February, bound to Cork, Ire1
land .tDr'0rders with cargo of guano On
the 7th Of March, in lat 30 N. Ion. SO W.,
the ship sprung .A!eak, and after keeping
the pumps III operation twelve days and
nights. 1t was found necessary to abondon
her, theve beng four aad half free of wa
ter in the hold. which Was done on the 18th.
all hands getting solely ou board the Amer
lcan whale3hlp AdeIlle, CT New Bedford,
CUpt. Tabor. Two hours alter leaving
the ship, she sank They succeeded in "a.
wing two boats, eighteen barrels OF -provis-
lens, one new main tOpsail and foretopmast-
staysail, and some few trltes. On the 2lst.
tel in with the American ship State OF
Maine, bound to Cork, when the Captain,
fl st and second officers, cnpenter, sailmaker
and one apprentice, wenton board. On the
Both of April in II quarrel between Peter
Laneban, one OF the rescued crew, and j.
Bell, a scamen belonging to the whaler, the
latter stabbed the ormer severely in the
arm Modification ensuing, he died on the
3d Of March, at sea The Adeline arrived
at Lahnina on the 4th pt May. The crew
Of the Edward Johnston, fifteen lu NJ berf
hava arrived il Honolulu, and are at pres-
ent boarding Mt the SaIars House. James
Bell, the Seamaa who stabbsd Lanehnm, is
to be sent to the United States ioI trial.
-POiyneSiaa.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-11

Hot Yesterday was the hottest day oS
the season, the thermometer stood l04 il
the shade. Whew.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-11

STATE TReAsUhY.--Ine report of the
State Examiners, shows that there was il
the Sta'e Treasury, on the 8th instant,
S24,O'6 8 in gold dust and gold and silver
coin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-22
MUSICAL AND DANCING.

= ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoFoRTss ARD
u meadrons for sal. 10 ss cheap, Also several p1
W let nj s. ~ 50 Aud - eonth Psnos tun~d anA
music thoroughly taught by Prof DUMsDAf 2 GRAND N 81
SS2 BEohDwAy.-MMs sAUyAaEAUs pAHoIN0
OO y academy, OPP poslte Il nd day aue
evening All the fashionable dances anght by q
lady teachers -be famous anadre Lea Lancisrs danced
every ng. Grand sore- To night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-22

Of henurnbns the surns tentrely different from eezng
have used this rrcces fpr eishtetn nohs an have
tsced twenty ihorsand teeth With perfect sucsss Rss
rences gwen required n B. eRIFFas dentse, No, Isl
ullOa BfcoNlyn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-09
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.


The Supervisor Of Mariposa coun-
ty have assessed the Fremont grant
at sl,000,O0O. The taxes on it arc
$4,000.
The Keystone COMPANY, on selby
Hill, sold a.few days since, $50 ounces
Of gold vasaod 1t $l0,OOOs the profits
Of ten days washing OF drift dirt
AT the recent election, two women
we're elected to fill offices in Placer
county-onc as Justice Of the Peace,
and the other as constable. Each re-
ceivcd one vote in the precinct, and
there was no opposition.
There are 500 miles of canals for
conveying water for mining purposes
in ri Dorado county, besides $50 later
d branches. costing q $4,000.
"A quartz ledge has recently been
discovered in Nevada which turned
out e400 per ton.
"A comet with q tail ten degrees
in length, was seen in the vicinity of
Sacramento.
REV. DR.. Bushnell, lately Of Hart
ford, Ct, has signified his willingness
70 accept the Presidency Of California
College.
Tho Chinamea Of MAriposa coun- |
y have very generally adopted Tie |
Amesloon dsonA ohew tobaoee an1 |
1olnb lo1n1v taaotoes ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-09
TIE + NE " s.

Washington, Jan
SExArE.-Mr Bsysrd opposed Mr. Har.
lan's right to seat, objectine that the
Senate Of Iowa, 40 body, did not par
tic:pate 10 bis election, no quorum vot.
ing.
Mr. Foster claimed that both Houses
had convened by joint resolution. and
that q numerical quorum OF that conven-
ton elected Mr. Il.
Mr.. Seward got the floor.
The President PRO TEN. announced no
resignation Of Mr. Hamlin. Of Maine.
HoUsE.-Mr Barklay spoke at consid-
cradle length sgainet the Presidents
message.
Mr. Sandidss spoke at length against
tho X. N. party.
BALTIMoRE, Jan !.
New Irlcans paper OF Wednesday con-
tain advices from Costa Rica to Dcc.oth.
The Costa Rican papers arc jnhilant
over Walkers defeat.
Montpelier, Vt, Jan. :.
The Vermont State Capitol was
burned lrst evening; nothing remans
of it but bare walls. The most serious
loss isthe apartment Of the state natnr-
alist, the destruction ii. which is total
aud irreparable. The building cost
xl3c 900.
Springfield, Mass. Jan. :.
\ serious collision took place on the
Connecticut Railroad this morning,
between Springfield and Chicopee, by
IA freight and passenger train comming
together. \ man named Fogerty Is
reported killed, and three or four
Others dangerously wounded.
Washington, Jan. 9th.
The ADMINISTRATION has been Officially
informed that that Mr.. Villers. brother
Of lord Clarendon, has been appointed
i;>itish Minister 10 this country and
will soon he here.
\ CAUCUS ot about 40 Congressman,
held to day, conclnded TO unite in one
the 40 or 30 pending river and harh"r
bills in Que. and cndeavor to pass il
even over the executive veto.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-09

such an article Of luxury, we he'd d
most said Of necessity, that many poor
families cannot afford TO use il at all.
Now is the time for concert Of
action. I.esF~4ionsPour isto Con-
gress from every town, village, and
city in the North, East, West, and
South, and this oncrous and burden
some tax on a staple article Of food,
be removed forthwith.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
recommended reduction OF the da-
ties, because the Custom Secicpts are
too large. and more than 10 nceticd to
defray the necessary expenses OF the
Government. The failure Of the sugar
crop III the Indies, and partial failure
III the Southern States, will contrib
ntc to keep the price q sugar up 70
the present rates, unless the duties on
il are removed, and sugars are import
ed free. Who among the thousands
in oar city who are interested in this
master, will devote one day to the cir
culating ofthc pctitionl Unless it is
done now so that the petitions from all
points may be presented to Congress
at or about the same Time, twill be to
late to effect any good.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-09

We published in our columns few
days since. . copy ofthc petition now
circulating in the principal cities of
the Unios, for signatures Of persons
desiring the repeal Of the tariff dutic.
On imported sugan. We trust that
cone benevolent person will circulate
that petition in this city and obtain
signatures that Congress may be
compelled !, through the great unanim-
ity Of the people Of the North and
Wset 70 pbats dusiss On .,sugara-
Ihi aecsnasy ard common article Of
domestic use was never known to re-
taia sseh high price, for - great
- = tine = within ~ ~ ysar,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-09
STATE NEWS.

Flss.-The Wavcr.y (Bremer Co., Re.
publican learns with regret the destruc-
ton by FIRE Of the houee Of Au.tin Far.
ris at Jefferson City on the ll.b.
ROCKFORD. Rockford is a new town
in the western part Of Floyd Co., basing
about twenty houses. several built OF
grou', a good saw mill and water power.
A Literary Association IL also in course
Of progress, and El50 raised toward pur-
chasing q library.-Csp. Reporter.
Sur. Corar DHclsroSs.-Th Cedar
Valley Timss says this work is now be-
ing pushed forward with oil the strength
and energy which they can command
and would have been out long before
THE, had it not been delayed BY sickness
md other unavoidable causes.
BLAckuAwK Co.-Roswell BskAr was
brutsllv assaulted nv ono CLARK 10 Wash.
incton IT,. on the 22nd ult., the Difficult
" arising in the division OF . cror.
raised bv the latter on Bakers land.
Baker's Jaw was broken badly.-S.eps
are being taken f,r Z . erection Of new
Pr.sbvterian Chr, Cedar Falls
Car Reporter.
FanzsS - Tho persons alluded TO .
few dass s''~e ~ srosen At Monticello,
Jones o.. - Dir. and Mrs. Wade.
thsir chill ID . Mics Scrivspe: all
found With few rods Of tneir dwell
ings.-We learn BY the Dacorsh Repub-
lican that mail carrier named Arnold
vac frozen about two weeks since, near
New Orego6.
Ausuas.-The editor Of the Faye,te Co.,
Pioneer recsatly tosk a sleigh-ride TO Au.
burn, AID sums up his''notice" Of the place
in this wise:-
"Auburn doubtless can boast Of exce!ien:
mills, good stOres. a superior church ard
hottl, useful shops and valuable dwellings,
but that which deserves most praise il an
excellent school.he use. in which 100 scho'
ars are now daily receiving Instruction.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-09
"DEMOCR ATuC sUPPORrv

We give place this morning to an
article from "Democritus." Portions
oft might, under some circumstance.
be considered little harsh brt take
in connection with the News Elito
rial Of the 18th Instant we cannot
deem it much ont Of place.
We, also, feel bound to notice tina,
portion which. assails tho want OF
libcrality and tact. Of the democrats Of
this county. We were astcni.hed a,
the attack, and cannot now accom-
Tor It unless our young friends arc he
ginning be "weary in well doing"
II is only about fifteen months since
VIC commenced the publication Of the
Daily State Democrat. We were Gu
tire strangers in this community. 1t
required a very great outlay both Of
time and money, and our circulation,
and advertising list were comparatively
small. From the first, however. onr
Democratic friends took us by the hand.
and from that day until the present.
they have evinced n Iibcrality, and a
fair and honest disposition 10 support"
us in all Of our undertakings. Since
our removal bi,her We have had the
pleasure of becoming personally ae
qualntcd with most Of the leadino
democrats IN the cornty--with many
ct them Intimately, and We have vet
to find one VIII" has not proved him.
telf the ''soul of honor"
We, have seen something of the
world, and know how to appreciate
true friendship. -four political friends
IN TINS county have not shown it tow
ard us, We expect 10 travel long dis
lance before We find it.
Again, notwithstanding we have
published or intended to thorough
gong dem"ratic paper, We have en-
dea,ored to promuIgatc our principles
ma courteous and honorable way, so
as not to disgust our political friends.
nor close the ears OF our political enc
mics, and as we cast our eve over our
"Dally and see our large list oi CITY
Advertisements, we do take pride in it
and have the vanity to believe. ,ha,
notwithstanding our radical political
views, VIC arc reckoncd with all parties
ut home as ''preity" clever fellows.
The other portion of the News arti-
cls-that the party is controlled bv a
small clique of selfish men in order to
sccurcpcrsonalagsrandizemcnt-isto too
gross q fabrication for us to cnlarge
upon. Never have VIC known members
Of the democratic party u act more
tremendously and energetically than
in this county, and if there are ciioucs
Of "Vampyrcs" sucking the life blood
from the depleted" veins of the party. |
they must be in the circle ofthe New 5"
acquaintance, for they are certainly no,
in ours. 1t is moreover supremacy ri
diculous to assert that democrats in this
county labor for the sole purpose of CT
cvating themselves to office.
In nearly every instance u. lca,, since |
the News boys came herc) nominations |
have been pressed on the persons run.
ing upon our ticket, and they acceptel |
with certainty almost, of defeat.
Now We would, with the kiudes,
feelings imaginable, advise our young
nsighbofs ITO larry in Jericho until
their boards grow" This is o world |
Of progress, and in !. one may grow
wiser every day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-09

A n experienced bookkeper and sooi renman l.
a dsst'ous u finding -mPaoyment slilser psrmar snt
- MPoSasy. He IN psf ed bslancs oks -
dsuees go sane1t entry, make cut ~ eUnrcs g.
sesnss. - = eepyAe. -, euikkir 49, sssssstly.
9slns n3u1sssts.
AslsYss, - ~ Z. z. ~ O. I.
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Type for Sia lie,

~ lie OfSlce 81 the Mate Drmoc1ot.
One Font Brewer;
One do Burgcois
One do Plea.
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dtfion and works plain and clear. T. viii he sold
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LAND ron SALE.

Ia w " acre ,c's, mile M r,h of Yul,on ,t,t,
Il on ths ana N i,silsoad. on rr..a,s,l -,
Asn, Oao aeres. one n.lla north 4 wsco,t. chem.
'h"-h'' 's>h, balance IN ene aud tyoy,a
A.". sao acres IN Washington county 10 are,
me thnhFr, and ram ug wstss on a mart This taa,
T NhF !" n'i"N n m Iowa City, std IL r. m Wpeh.
,,s ~ " i"sd from Columbus 10 Ehhmond
wa "e stlt ehsal, AMI a psrt On time
t---.
Also, four 10 acre io.s near iowa CIV hea,,,,,,
tanning land. -u u n watttci 49, $500
Ai4"i Lots In Wesi DAVENPORT ranging 4, .I,.
from ~ ieet ~ 200 to2s aefc, sold f,r q down and
bsance ia one and twa ,c,rs N
Also scss'tx. nrit ,niIdlngs On l....a ,.,.,.,
wo'i" " s9hi On r's-pnsase teams. Ayay i,
~ a. ~
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9. .Ws1sftr's Primary,
8. Wesesers Hhkst.
Weessevs Quarts Dictionary
4 soNTAlNS tAyee Gsses The matter found Ia any
- othsr Ens'ish Disicn,Ty cCinsE IN TIL. coun-
Try.
~ LIZ for WebAe~'s (uarso Unabridged. -
thr.eii AZ sdi Ion Of w.Istr's Cn.lfdy,d bic.
onssy .tt ths-noc tanning hdlfths matter. he
iiirsti alive quot a,ons The -, o,o.ies faii dtfn-
tn ms. &c.
Dict. s,sry b the last DO, which scholar ever
wauis - have nDvi6gee, IN. rrycr.s ieipg surs q,
cat ~ the VERY NATTER wHIoM lie MOST
vALCAS."- chroacfype
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Davenport Female College.
This DAY Received

40 CASES o. rev ars fresh G, oda. Ia part
i nv - tuil w.
100 half chests of lo,a Tyson aud .mpei ial Teas
o: iH.rrpi z Ait.s.
An invoice ofgttsi's NJ. 1 Nntnie-s
10 900 superior tlgais
A. invoice o. a;;e cut snt-sias and eli WIZ IA
baccn.
IL b1en hne SOFT Ir,nch, mmon and m dunn
Ha
co. ilsn shrting, Table Cl9,bs, snd Hand
ktrehiefs.
Ais, cssss linen and cot n Thread
Ala. a large ass Iriment ~ Cheeks
i-siers art tsn etiully requested 10 cali and iosk
- the al - d. they mu,t BE- soil " iibout d
lay T. cos'r sdvsucrs.
All kinds oi nirrchrr disc vii, te received IN c,p.
s.enmeui, and ca.h advances mad VIII u required
II W MORRIS
Anctian AMI Commit. svn Mr. liant,
dee2'd6t Sec6ni street, near Perry
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sen At T..


I u.
4 bill relating to the construction
OF fences, was taken up and referred TO
the committee On Agriculture.
II. File Ill joint resolution for in
creased mail facilities. Was ordered to
third reading.
The bill regulating the salaries IF
Supreme and District Judges, was ia
ken from the table As it came from
the hands of the committee to whom
It was referred. II contained several
blanks for the amount OF the salaries.
Mr.. Test moved to tillsthe blank re-
lating to supreme Judges with $4,000.
Mr.. Wilkinson moved to ill it with
$4,000. Mr.. Cook moved 10 fill it with
$4,000. Mr.. Ramsay md wed to fill it
with $4,000. Mr.. Mcpherson moved
to fill it with $500. On motion of
Mr.. Test quite an animated discussion
arose. Mr. McCrary called for the
Ayes and Nays on the question which
he afterwards withdrew, when Mr.. Test
withdrew bis motion. Senate adj.
journed.
I o'clock. =. NJ.
Senate met. The question being on
filling the first blank with s2,5OO, was
lost, yeas s, nays 81.
The question being on filling the
blank with $4,000, was lost, yeas ID,
NAYS 10.
The question then being on filling it
with s., 900, WA carried by 20 to q.
Mr.. Anderson moved to strike out
the second section Of the bill.
: MIR. Anderson moved to adjourn.
Lost.
Mr.. Neal moved call Of the Sen
ate.
Senators Brigham and Thurston had
leave Of absence.
On motion Of Mr.. Foster, further
proceedings under the call were dis
pcnscd with.
Mr.. Ramsay moved to ADJOURN
Lost.
The question being OF striking out
the second section of the bill was lost.
Mr.. Cook moved to gil the blank
with $500 Mr.. Tes, moved 81 800 4
Mr.. Thompson $1,000 Mr.. Wilkinson
$4,000; Mr. Rusch ~ 400. Mr.. Trim
BILE moved to fiji the blank with $500
lse day, and 10 cents mileage Mr..
Foster moved 10 fill it with s1,25O;
Mr.. Anderson moved to fill it with
n 900. -,
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Senate then adjourned.
nnrSE


Tuesday, Jan. 9, 10 A. n.
Petitions presentcd.--By Mr.. Ed
mundson, from citizens Of Jasper, ask
ing that the Sections Of State lands in
that county be ordered to be sold to in
diyiduals; referred to Committee on
Public Lands.
Bills lNrRoDucED.-Mr. Hardic,
to instruct the Military committee to
inquire into the disposition Of Public
arms; and also into the expediency Of
creating a rendezvous fof the drill Of
persons who may wish 4 invade Kan
as or other States. Passed 80 yeas;
nays l6.
By Mr.. Barner in favor Of the bill
creating the l4th Judicial District
consisting Of Scott Clinton and Jack
soa ceunties-ordercd I'd be cngrossed.
By Nh Woodip, ip favor Of bill for
tho code Of Iow chapter lse
.ectioas 81. %, 70 require sea-rssi.
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lss'isstes''s FtSijr0i.
Anniversary OfEraRklin's birthday
JANUARlI1 1885,.
The Dav rport Typographical nisn,' In ACCENT
ancc with III ,n>tcin irsienc lei rainp'h dsv b, a
SUFFER- tob siTfnat the LECLAIR Iluu. u,
the Evs nirig o, The 10 h.
An adore rs Rev. u f.MAcouN Coed Musie
will b. IA nish d. and all ma expect cnteriaiL-
mcnt worthy II tha occasion.
PrlnUrs Edt'ni., aud all r>ui- cotnre'ct IN any
way with the Printing business with the litera-
ture OF tbs age are invited % he present.
COMMITTEE CT ARRANGEMENTS
Luse; w II FlsminP: MParirtt;
y Paitor: So tieia. " A Reid;
Gep VI Parke': WmCfNig, W L s;aIb
Tickets admitting a LADY and Grntlern ~, S. 90.
To h. had ~ the Committee
jtn6itlI News copy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-09

HOstettcE,S
Celebrated Stomach Billers |!
IN. ", II known auai, ~ thetc "a client Bit,ers
- hissr u riin.c ssa1y 10 I u what they a.e.
tsr stEts Tbs 4 q q asdts3s zsnszad shmach.
and :! Fiig odepptit+, hcy srr lust the thing
z4..s Try It.
The aehu'osor ssiJ.IS iht ssests ~ the frepria-
EVANS. CTlxw CO.
dec:sif s csfner 81 AMI Perry sis,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-09
The Social Festival

FOR the BENEFIT ~ THE POOR Davenport
wtIl b. sivsn az ,hr q rnI.,, T.ra.e on Thu lay
evening, January Sih, 1857 IN ls.t i are ressct-
lsI5 MHtdto app.fr u fssie, costume. Gcntic-
nleii can pr cure iceets of The IN lad. "
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