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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-06-11

FOURTH OF July, 1794-We find in the Monitor
the following account of the celebration of indie
pendence
On Friday last, the anniversary of American hide
pendehce, the Society of Cincinnati for the State of
connecticut, met in this city. At II o'clock, the
Society, preceded by band Of music moved in pro-
ccssion from the State House. to the North Meeting
House, where prayer suieed to the occasion was
ma lie by Rev Mr.. Strong. and an Grafton, repletc
with sentiments trny republican, was delivered by
Mr. Elijah Waterman. After the exercises were fin
lshed, the procession returned in the same manner
to the State House. where the following gentlemen
We're chosen officers for the year ensuing
Gen. Ebenezer huntington, President Col BENZ
Iallmadge, Vice President Capt. Ephraim X: rby,
Secretary Nathan Beers ESQ. Treasurer Henry
Dagset Esq, Assistant Secretary; Cox Joseph Will
COX, Assistant Treasurer.
Among the toasts were
May the free soil of America never produce the
tares of discord and sedition.
Wisdom in our Legislators, frmness in our Exacu-
tive, obedience to our Laws and immortality to our
Republic.
May the Trump of Fame be only beard in favor of
virtuous deeds.
What is going to be done here next 4th of July
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-06-11

SOME of the American party in Massachu-
sets are dissatisfied with the movement in ia.
vor of the nomination of Mr. Banks as Cover
nor. They think it premature and rather in
sulting to Governor Gardner. The friends Of
the latter wish him renominatcd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-06-11

Tia NEw CENT is pronounced by the Hart
ford Press nuisance. with pun.) periodically
speaking. The word liberty" 10 not TO be found
on il. What discount do you allow on leo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-06-11

Rev. Mr. Swan, (who has closed his labors
here, received handsome present this morning
from his friends of the South Church, purse
containing over 500 in gold. A worthy gift
and well bestowed.
Bridgeport STANDARD, June 6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-06-11

FACT WORTH ADMINISTRATIONS
should know now that the season of pies and pud-
dings is approaching and sugar inordinately dear.
tina, the acid in rhedbarb, goosebenies and cur
rants may be neu,raized by putting third Of a
tesspoonfu of soda in the fruit and without affect.
ing the flavor. less quantity of sugar will then
answer to Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-06-11

Col Cumming of Missouri. is reported to be ap-
bointed as Governor of Utah, and PREPARATIONS are
in progress to send out force Of 800 men. 1t
will be composed of cavalry.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
A Murderer Canvicfed.

John calvin, who sometime in June last,
murdered a man named Jake Dilby, at Har.
keys Ranch, near MarySville, under most
revolving circumstances was convicted Of
murder son faesday. before the District
Courtfor fuba county. The Express of
yesterday. contains the evidence in the case.
Which IS substantially as follows:
Calvin, Filby and man named Curtis
were engaged threshing wheat. and at the
dinner ia bic, Calvin and Curtis had slight
misunderstanding, after which Calvin be-
came very quarrelsome and insisted upon
hghtng, whereupon Bilby interfered and
endeavored TO concilate Calvin, who turned
upon him, and having procured a bowie
knife attacked him with it, finally in
h'cting a mortal wound in Bilby's stomach
Curtis then advanced and knocked Calvin
down, and Bilby fell across Galyin's BODY
and expired, The jury retired about four
O'CLOCK and soon returned with a verdict of
murder in the first degree.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
Duel Near STOCKTON.

A telegraphlc de-patch to the MarysviIe
Inquirer, from Stockton, dated September
18th, contains the following particulars of II
duel which occurred near there. Says the
despatch:
"A duel was fought at tie race course
near this place, about six o'clock this morn.
ing, between Col Casey and c. NJ. Bair,
both residing near the san Joaquin river -
Casey received four shots in the right side.
all OF which are sppposeed to be mortal
Weapons used were Colts reyolvers-DiS.
tince 10 paces Six shots were passed
Blair was not injured. lie mmelately
LEFT for his ranch. Casey is at tlse Magnol.
ia Hotel, attended by DR. Laugdon and
Morcorn. The cause of the difficulty is
rather mlxedup being some remarks made
by one, about the others connection with
young lady; the friends of each party
charging the other with the remarks. No
hopes of Casey's recovery are entertained
by his physicians.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
Removal of Indians.

Mr. EDITOR Il have been asked so ma
ny questions about the Reservations and
Nome Lackee, that deem ii of sufficient
interest to some Of your readers to give you
short sketch OF my trips. observations and
the information received from those who
reside at and near the Nome Lackee.
learned from Mr.. Titus, the Sub Agent,
that his visit here was caused by complaints
received from some of the inhabitants of Oro-
Vile, that the Indians had become a general
nuisance. Mr.. Titus arrived here on Satur-
day evening, and, having made known his
business, soon found those ready to assist
him During Sunday the Indians were Sc
cretly watched, and their camps having been
found. larger number than any ever sup
posed to be around Oroville were thus cap
tured-the women being in quite minority
While eucamred on the other side Of the iv-
er, the Agent was beset by petitioners for
the release Of boys who had been living with
some of our citizens; bat it was almost
heartrending to see certain ooly-headed
hombres, whose roaming loves had been SO
ruthlessly snatcked from them, begging
preaching and praying for their restoration
to their soft embraces But Indian Agents
laugh at love! Vet think n Justice of the
Peace might have done a good business. On
Tuesday, the Sth, everything being in roa-
diness, the six wagons moved up the hill, all
filled with Indians and their stuifs-the
"bucks" in high glee pushing them, aud
stopping every now and then, at signal
from old Walkatow, to give three democratic
cheers, which were always gwen with yigor,
stimulated by a large bottle Of ,lIjnje- Gin.
sold to them by some hu-Maine individual
AT Myere' Ranch there was n halt, ana ma
ny mel found its way into the wagons
thanks 30 the generosity of the proprietor
We passed the night on little Butte Creek,
and whittier Mr. Titus had bad the precau-
ton to have beef and q our conveyed from
Major Bidwelfs There being wood ard wa
ter in abundance, their fires were. soon kim
died, waen baking and roasting began in
good elrucst being divided into families,
the supper was soon ready and devoured,
when they began their usual songs and sank
singing into sleep to dream of beef and red
shirts. The immense fires, showing the
sic ping Indians the wagons drawn up in n
circle, the guards slow pace and the solemn
stiffness Of the night gave the scene charm
not easily described More anon
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
sEisfEsee Contract.

Sealed proposas will be rectis,d Icy ihe Trustees
If the Channel Rock Mining Company NJ 10 The
2Gih instant, for grating. numng and Craiung zoo
tcel OF the bed Of main Feather rivcr. nmcdiaieIy
above The old White Rock claim. az whut h. Inowx
rs the "Chanhcl Eock thIim.' Proposals must be-
handed to the undersigned.
An assessment Of S2",U0 per share has been icvitd
upon each shar" of the cupi;n ST. ck Of sad company
aud must hc paid to Ihe III dersivned Within lhir,!
days from date. THOs. WELLS.
Secretary & Treasurer, c. X. NJ. Co.
Ororiue, Sept. :, 1857. SS-lOt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

"A CLASSICAL ScHoLAR.-Two anxious in
quirers after knowledge came into our Office
yesterday, and asking for We5ster's diction-
sry' hunted out word over which they had
been discussing. One of them was extreme
Iy exultant on finding bis side of the question
proved by old Noah himself, and asked his
opponent if that didn't satisfy him, The re
ply of the latter individual exhibited most
wonderful degree Of research, and was to
she effect that "Webster might 90 to h-ll
with his old dictionary, Euclid was the fel.
low for him." We smiled and then wrote
this.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

The JUDGEsHIr.-This county gives Dan
gertieid a majority of 146, over Rosborourh
His majority IN Trinity will be between 500
and 400. and in Siskiyou about 100 or POO
This will give him majority in the District
ofabout twelve hundred Shasto Courier
The above vote was merely test and not
requisite for the occupancy of the 9th Judi.
cial bench by Judge Daingerfeld, the proc.
lamation for an election in that District
having been withdrawn. Judge DANGER
fields term extends until the next general
election.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
June 20
Economy sisOrgs. be the order
Of tLRc UaV.

The Subscriber begs leave to ini,rm The property
owHer5 OF Orovi!le that he has come prepared with
the necessary apparatus To build neat, substuntiat
FIRE PROOF STORES ofCONCRETE OR BlrON,
III saving Of - per cent. below the cost Of brick
buildings. Having thorough tnowledgo of the
component paris of tits material and the manner OF
u,ing it, he can defy competition Those deSirous %
building would do well to give him call. Plans ana
specifications drawn with dispatch. Any aupIica-
ilons tit III the banking tou,t ~ hedges X IqIiLon
via "rct W.T. prunpt attention.
ialht + kIKWAN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
Merchants kycigangc.

This Saloon by far lie best arranged, most popular
and best lighted of anv in OroNic vicinity pfov.
ded with Gve Arst class Billiard Tables. talented
baud OF Musicians, the best stocked pai, aud ihe
most attentive and CONT eleit bar Keepers in North
efn Chlorna. IS now under the sole control cf thg
Undersigned, who soIicils aud hopes he may ment
aud receive Il continuance of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon the saloon.
| DWARAkUT~kX,
June 90 Aims -, .orNT"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
DIR. L.. j. CZApKAY-S

Grand Medical aud surgical Institute.
s"cFameHio street, below Montgomery, opposite Pa
cliec Mail steamship Cumpanys Onlce, san Frsn.
CISCO California established IA 1894, 'or the perina-
nen cure Of all Private and Chrome Diseases and tho
suppression of uackery.
Attending and Resident Physician, l.. CZAP-
kAN, NJ. d.. late in the Hungarian Revolutionary
War, Chiei Ply sician TO the 9th Regiment Of nom
vods, Chief Surgeon 10 the Military iIo-p,tal Of
Pesth, Hungary, and lae Lecturer Oh 'Diseases Of
Women and Children"
Communications strictly confidential.
Consultations. BY letter or Otherwise. free.
address L. }. CLApkAY. MD.
J"2'-3D san Francisco, California,
ls..-srsarz,z-r r---r..r. ------.-.-.a.u.--
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
The AIoInnOa Problem.

The plan suggested by the Hon. Stephen
A. Douglas, in the great speech recently de-
livered by him at springfield, Ill for the So
lution of the Mormon problem, is the most
feasible and the most statesmanlike that has
yet been laid before the public. lie propos-
es 20 abolish the present territorial govern
ment of Utah, the effect of which would be
to reduce the country to its primitive cond-
ton prior to the act of SJ0-that is, under
the sole and exclusive jur.s diction of the
United States 1t could then be placed un
der tie operation OF the Ac OF Congress Of
the 3Oth of April, 1890, and the various
Acts supplemental thereto and amendatory
thereof, "proyiding for the punishment Of
crimes against the United States within any
fort, arsenal, dock yard, magazine, or any
other place or district of country, under the
sole and exclusive jurisdiction OF the United
States " UHder the operation OF these en-
actments, Brigham Young and his con.eder-
ates could be brought to tilal in CalIruia or
Oregon, WA or Missouri, or in any other
adjacent States or Terrific les, for It is pro-
yided that all offences against the provisions
of the Acts to which we have alluded. shall
be tried and punished by the United States
Courts in the States or Territories where the
offenders shall be FIRST apprehended or
brought to trial" The Territorial Govern
ment Of Utah once abolished, the country
would be under the sole and exclusive iuris-
dlction of the United States, and offenders
could be brought to trial in the adjacent
States or Territories, where justice could be
impariially administered, and where. as Mr..
Douglas remarked, ''the witnesses could be
protected and the Judgment of tho Court car
ried into execution without violence or in
timdation Such is, in brief, the plan pro-
posed by Mr.. Douglas, and il will at once be
admitted that it is the most feasible, if not
the very best and wisest, that mas been yet
devised. Very little can be effected by the
sending of any army into Utah while the
Territorial Government exists, ard while the
influence of the Mormon priesthood pene-
trates into the jury-roam and gives direo-
tion to the couscienees Of tho Jurors, unless.
indeed, martial law were proclaimed and
offenders were brought to trial at the drum
head San Francisco Herald.
BRIpGING The RHINE "A railroad
bridge is to be built across the Rhine, near
the confluence of the Main, at n cost of
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

SERIOUS QUARREL General Colton, she
recently defeated democratic candidate for
the Senate from Siskiyou and Trinity coun-
ties, aud General Cosby. the former K N
Senator from that district, are having quite
bitter newspaper quarrel through the coll
umns Of the Union and Chyonic{e. They
stigmatze each other as towards, liars &c.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

CONVICTED Ellis Raper, a half breed
Cherokee, tried before the Court Of Sessions
on yesterday, upon an indictment for an as
sault with intent to commit murder upon a
Chinaman, at the House of Esquire Wheeler
on the 9th inst., was found guilty by the
Jury OF m assault with a deadly weapon,
with intent to commit bodily Injury where
no considerable proyocation appeared and
recommended to the mercy of the Court
Sentence was ixed by the court for this
morning at O'clock.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

A NUIsANcE.-Somebody who lives in the
rear of our otaas, owns a pair of the most
annoying, squawking Parrots we ever eek
perlenced.' As we write, the two green
Duisances stand upon roof each one on the
end OF pole. and 'holler" incessantly If
the ''cussed" things would just make use of
words, as some intelligent parrots do, in
stead OF ecreechag like Owls, they would be
more bearable; but as they are going on
now, they are most unbearable annoyance
and ought to be abated If parrots are
good to eat, we know somebody who stands
good chance for parrot pot pie one of
these days.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
SACRAMENTO STORF-r,,.r,

Our friends viii please take notice, tlut hereuttrr
No CREDIT WILL BE ClVIN Tor good. 1i this
store Justicrto oGrsel. a. compel To ldopl his
fule and We request those having accounts viii us
70 pay the same Immediately We have in s;oro
ana shall Keep OH hand large stock of GROCER
les, PROVISIONS, MINERS Tools. Sc, &c~
al Of The best quality, and will be sold CHEAP FOR
CASH. T. +. tENl>ON / 60.
Drovile, Sept Isl, lSJ7. sltf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
DIR. j. GILBERT.

Member of The Royal 'ol,egr of suIgeous, London.
formerly Surgeon Acc0ucher to HE Christ church
Lying-in Institutions London, ani laie Hou.e Fhy-
sicIah to the state Marine Hospital, san Francisco
n Il DR.. & eau receive few patients into his
house, fronting lhe The Plaza near Musical Hail
Orovlie, Aug 4th
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
OroYIIIo, Septoinber l5lh, 1871
Atlantic 2arnrs.

- s-~~e-tA~ q LINA t3'
The Mail ior the Atlantic states coses at the Post
Oticc, this eTcninr, at O'Clock ?. ~.
STEAMER PAPERS, neatly put up in wrappers,
prepaid 70 he Atlantic States and h".ope, may, as
usual be Obtained up 10 the latct moment, 1.-The
POST OFFICE LITERARY DEPOT
CARNHAM Il LOCKWOOD.
=. B.--BlSTAGE STAMPS AND ENVELUP Is
always On haud.
CALIFORNIA MAPS. Eritton & Gcy'-. Inst pub
ished, Office aud Pocket Editions. Tor sale AT the
POST OFFICE LITERARY DEPOT.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
ORoEILLE. THURSDAY, SEPT. 18th, 1857.

ATLANTIC MAIL.-By a notice in another
eoiumn' 1t Will be seen that the Atlantic
Mail closes at the Oroville P. o. this evening
at o'clock; also. that Messrs Garnham &
Lockwood ofthe Post Office Literary Depot,
keep upon their counter for Atlantic circu.
lation' the latest periodicals, neatly done up
in wrappers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

Run OvER.--A careless driver ran his
horse aud buggy over Mr.. William Chapman.
the veteran comedian, in the streets of Ma
rysville the other day. Mr.. C. was slightly
injured in the legs.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

Z. B. MCDONALD. This gentleman. who
for some months past has been connected
with the Sacramento Age, has left that pa
per and is again adrift upon the newspapo-
rial sea. He is very clever writer Of eye-
rything but politics, and we hope that he
may soon anchor himself upon an editorial
chair.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
county TREASURER onicc.

--T7VF FI'I7T-' "0Il IoTI9 It-u'-
Notice ishrreby given. That all person. holding Butte
County Warrants, payable ffon me General Fund.
registered between the III day 81 November 1853.
and ihe j'h oi February lS57 inclusive, that lie
anne win Do pa'd on presentation al this office. an,l
alter this da.e said Nerranls VIII ccast to ieer ia
terest. NM LATTlMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

MLITARY PosT CHANGED The Los An
geles Star learns that the head quarters of
the dragoon force in the Gadsden Purchase,
have been changed from Calabosa Ranch to
Aqua Caliente, and the post will hereafter
be denomiuated Fort Buchanan.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

oovERNoR OF WASHINGTON TERRIroRY.
-Fayette McMullen. Esq, the recently ap-
pointed Governor of Washington Territory,
arrived on the last steamer en- route for his
new home
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
Peaches! rcaclnes.! Peaches!..

Families ard dealers in rIil can find con,inn.
supply OF the celebrated renchcs grown on The ranch
cf Mr. q. II. ieach Mar! s'iie, received every day
fresh from The nursery. at The
jl4 PIONEER VAPiETY STORE,
Myers street, doors from Montgomery, Oroville..
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

The BANNER COUNTY Two hundred
and seventy.six Gubernatorial votes were
cast in Fresno county, all of which were FOR
Weller save one The one was for Stanly.
They are somewhat inclined toward Democ-
racy in Fresno.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FRAN KILN +

FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. U. n.
A stated meetings held in the Masonic
&Vll II on the second aud fourth fridn,s OF each
" Nmon'h. II. a. GAsTON, NJ. Is. I.P.
Q. =. CuLTJN, Secretary
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

ATLANTIC PAPERs.-We are indebted TO
DEWITT Co., for copies of the New York
Herald and other Atlantic papers also, for
the September number of Harper's Mnga-
zine We likewise thank John Davis for
similar tavors. The Alta Express Company
have placed US under similar obligations.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

lcE.--Dickey & Co.'S obliginc and raper.
GUS agent Mr.. Thomas keenan,, filed our
water bucket with great blocks of ice YES.
dry anu never 60
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
DIR. Al BERT.

FRENCH PHYSICIAN. Graduate Of the Medical
College OF France, suEGtON AND ACC0tCuLR,
diploma exhibited when requhed) Mone,mery IT,,
uaxt door 20 the Orleans Hotel
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

Mr.. AND MRs Il. S. CoNNER.-These
universal favortes with the theatre going
public arrived here last evening. and will
give one Of their very exquisite entertain
ments at Musical Hall to night They come
to US high recommended both publicly aud
privately. and We take great pleasure in
announcing their arrival among us.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice,

lf The distinguished .ndiyidulf who ro3bed me at
tho Orleans HJic, in this place, will c on ne st The
Haun House, IN Marysyille, | pledge ny word that
viii give hitn the - That ho oyerl, okeJ aud Keep all
confidential. i he VIII ro.crn M revolver, VIII
give him $50 orit.
j. X. LOVEoY.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

Los Angeles COUNTY. The vote for Gov
ernor In Los Anglos county stands, Weller,
I2s4' Stanly 81, Bowie l5. The county
ticket is rather "mixed,"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

The PENNsYLvANIANs This excellent
troupe of Singers is now in the northern
portion OF the State. We last heard of them
ut Shasta.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

PorrERY "A pottery is in successful op.
Grafton near Shasta. The Couuter says it
turns off beautiful ware
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

ANOTHER PEDESTRIAN A Chileno nam
Cd Don Manuel Pelby, has recently accom-
plshed the feat of walking 60 consecutive
hours, in Jackson. Amador county.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

SENATOR FOR THE l3rH DISTRICT e.
Garter, Esq he regularly nominated dem
ocratic candidate for the Senate, in the dis.
trict composed Of Shasta, Tehama and Colu-
sa counties, has been elected over his oppo-
nent, Mr. A. J. Buckner, by about two hun
dred majority. This speaks well for the
democracy Of that district
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

A CONSTABLE in sndiaua traced very
delicious piece of stolen lace to the possession
Of a young girl, wio, finding she was dscov-
ersd, quickly pat it in her mouth end swal-
lowed it, when, believing il out Of his jaris-
liction, the officer lett her.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

10 BE CoNrEsTED.--We hear it reported,
says the Shasta Courier, that some of the
friends of Mr. Dickinson, democratic candi-
date for county clerk, intend to contest the
tight Of Mr.. Van Horn to the clcrkship Mr..
Van Horn has one majority. The friends of
Mr.. Dickinson claim that he is Justly enti
tied to the office. They say that the polls at
Iexas Springs were closed at the hour OF 4
o'clock, p. NJ; that three democrats asked
to deposit their ballots after the polls were
thus illegally closed and were denied tn =
privilege; and that hence the returns from
that precinct should be thrown out as lille.
gal. They claim further, that the Judges
OF the horsetown precinct, when tickets con-
tanned the ntne Of Dickinson printed. and
that of Van Horn written, counted them for
the latter contrary to the express letter of
the law These two facts, if established ac
cording 10 law, will certainly make out a
strong case III favor of Mr.. Dickinson.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

a Coon DOMESTIC MEDICINE The fol.
lowngis an excellent preparation OF bark
in the :orm of beer. very agreeah hle to the
taste; A gallon Of water, n handful OF hops.
boil Is or 90 minutes, then remove from the
fire and add a quarter Of a pound Of yellow
bark. cover over and infusc two hours; add
one or two heaping table spOonsinl ofginger.
In Ia minutes after. strain ctt. aud when
about as warm as new milk add half pint
of yeast and pint Of malasses; keep rather
warm until fermentation takes pnce or frotb
appears on the susface; bottle it. and TO
each bottle add little essenc Of white gin
ger, A foYorite receipt q very eminent
physician.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
DE \YErp s co.

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Theatre. The pubic viii Dad The
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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17
SACRAMENTO, Sentrmher Il

SACKAMENTo, september 70.
David Major was drowned last night ia
Sacramento river, opposite Washington.
He is supposed to have n brother in Marvs.
Vile, who - requested to come here and take
care of his effects. Marysville papers
please notice. L. c. TAYLOR.
Coroner Yolo COUNT
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-17

BRIpGING THE RHINE "A railroad
bridge is to be built across the Rhine, near
the confluence of the Main, at n cost of
100000 guilders--about 81. $50 600.