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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

steDtsnce ttsr upon any Day irce Tia oouneocemest
Of the trial As the day advanced the crowd ccres.sl
end 10 be s'errocu every available position Tor stisw
or standing was occupied. large proportion Of IN.
sp.otsors w,re ladies' who have, from the 6r.s.
evir csd thar ordinary degree Of inseres. In
tie 'rial. which rsy. peihsps he acccusted f~ q,
TIE fact that there is srrilkirg Of love 10 the eaeo
After TIE opening Of the Court and the usual pro
tminsiy business Mr. Isssc W. Scuddcr commeocel
sun mirs up 10 behalf Of the defense, and oocapis&
toe time until the recess, speaking about three end
iaf hours. He gave the evidence an elaboraA 10
view hanofng II with transferable Ingenuity, snd vas
~ times eloquent and pathetic. He aimed, mainly. ct
the establishment Ct the theory thu, the explosion -
the pistol the result of lie faiiug from Casvs's
belt to the Sidewalk aud s~umed tina. no other co.,
cuson could be drawn from the form end chs,s .r AZ
the wourS inflicted.
After the usual bslf.hour recess, Mr.. A. o. "a.
bskie cpered bis speech for the defense ADD a. the
tine of adjournment had spoken over three hcers,
without eettirg through. He sed to the Court that
be would probably occupy hour or two this morn.
ing IN fni.hirg. Mr. Zsbrske is giving the evideaos
a very coe scrutiny and eompsri.on and his srg,-
meLts thus far. have been natly directed 10 discrsA-
itng the testimony Of Mise Sufan Charles (he prissi
pal witness for the prosecuton) assu ming that 30
was go overcome At the time by nervous excitemest
thai her evidence is ot reliable.
The Hon wm. L. Dayton, Attorney G sneral. WI
make the concluding speech in behalf Of the STATE.
which viii be followed By the Judges charge and The
case vii Erbatly be given To the Jury THU afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

REPUBLICAN AND AMERICAN CAsyAssERs.-On the
Den ratio ticket are several names very o6ections'
BIZ to some of thst party. And it is very likely that
many Democrats may note some of the names on the
Union ticket by pastpg the same over the nane of the
opposing Democratic candidates. Canvassers opposed
to Democ attic interests should that such kets are
rot thrown out by Democratic Iespestos under the
plea that they ale double ballots. This course, for
mery legal not legal now although the question has
not been determined by suit at law, as to whether
pasted tickets are to be considered double ballots
so as TO require their destruction yet the Board Of
Aldermen, citing County Csnysssers have consid
cred the matter fuy, and decided agAos the right of
destruction. And in the absence of any strictly legal
decision this may be regarded az law. The oovio1,
meaning of the law see explanation Of the Clerk Of tia
Common Council in his book Of Instruction., is 20
authorize the destruction only where froE two ballots
being folded together, either by fraud or oversight on
the part of the vo.er, he has in point OF fact voted
twice But where ticket is pasted over auot ler
as to show the clear intention Of the voter 70 vote bu
one ticket, the ballot must be counted. Even where
two bsots ole folded together, they are to be destroy
ed Only il the whole number Of ballots exceed the
whole number of votes ascerained by comparison
of the ballots with the poll lists Under other crcu n
stances they are not to be destroyed This latter pro-
vision of the present lsw differs from the Old FORM
which required the positive destruction OF b9th wher
ever two ballots were voted together. Let the oppos
t:ln Csnvassers see that this law is strictly Observed
ard that 10 citizen is deprived Of his vote through this
r(ans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

BOARD OF SUPEHvIsORs.-Th Board met ysster'
dsy eFernoou Supervisor Lindsay IN he c6.i. slper
LEGISLATURE Getting that all prisoners over I'VE day.
s.spced be the Pfne instes sd of the Jail dis
ouss! n euu.d and Supervor Smith amended that all pr
except those detained be cent 70 m. FEM
ten;fry Supervisors Lindsey Jerome and Mclaughlin oP
nos I'd Tie motion and subject eventually All over
The tax ros r 1889 pIesested aud conrmtd snd
81 bills nted sno ordered 70 De pao ster
which the Beard sdourred.
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NEWvJERSEY I2ElNS

The BosoKLS HoMcIDE.-TRIAL OF Co" -,
The Court opened yesterday morning 81 y oo'
and The Judge, jury, prisoner counsel, s'a ~
spectators, looked refreshed BY the reo"'s -
been afforded BY an intervening Sunday. ~ - =.
draws nearer 10 dose public interest sfpo.,s =.
syes.e. and there va yestssdsy 's'ge' sA"'''' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03
CITY ITEMS.

CASvAssISG.-It should not be assumed in canvass
inc the votes that because the first or two which
strike the eye belong to the regular Democratic, or
Republican, American ticket, the remainder is the
regu ar ticket Of the same party. There will be as
many splits probably, as there are candidates; and
the canvassers shovld be particular and rigid an their
Examination Of erery name on tie ticket 1ore passing
ii as regular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

DIsAFFEcTIos OF TIRE GERMAN DEnocRAcY.-Ihe
reyolt in the German Democratic Central Cluo has us
res ul,s smore the German Demo Gratis oil Brooklyn
meeting was held on Saturday in which the Stats
Zetung was literally denounced although it had seIt
one Of lie men, DR.. Merke, to defend it there. Reso
utons we're passed calling it the "Geroan organ OF
",he IIish Democracy" and proposing to start re
German Demo cratic pepsr, the shares IN which shall
not exceed $40 each. Committee wao appointed to
is.ue the share, and proceed with the undertaking
This adds weight to the oppos ion Of the Central Club
to tie Tammspy nomr alton for Governor OF the Aim''
House, wAich was brought about mainly through the
influence Of the STATS Ztituag clique
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IAdvertisement.1
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

THR Posi- OrFIcE Two changes were made in
the Pest Office yesterday morning by the spPoinment Of
Georae Judfon Delivery Clerk place OF stepho L. sf
.nt James Gsfduer Mail Clerk place Of Adam g. Dodge
iunior Other removals are N follow shortly
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY NOVEMBER g. 1857. ~

C J. Eo, e, Resident hysciaa Of the Society daring
10 e1setoe. The sffsir passed Of in an excsediuy
tase ut Ter, vi'icrs berg present from this city,
ftin DrcokIyo ard from Ne~uk. On surd.y, tia
lrrivesry Of the DISSOLUTION of the Society sermon
vas preached the subiec. BY the Rev Dr. Scoi,id.
il the Episrc pa Cburch a. Fort Hamilton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

SERIOUS ACCIDENT John Bresher driver ot one
NJ the GREENWOOD car, kicked tie hesd by OF the
on sunday afternoon causing serious Fracture Of tae
sru He beat the horse for when be reared a1d
licked lin Brssher taken 20 the CiEy Hosps where De
lie. In dangerous condition.
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fAdyrr, semert |

DFSTIsTRY.-Teeth extracted, free Of charge,
by ADAMS, No ls6 Beeskers BET tho h"q's q
md Il u Pull Sets Silver at Fix shings each TOOTH
persin the proi scion done correspondngy
IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

SIXTEENTH WARD-NIsTH ASSEMBLY DI'TRict.-
1t is understood that Ad. Fumer, the independent
American candidate for Assembly from the IX,h Dis
.rict (Sixteerth Ward has withdrawn. Alexander
Mcleod, the regular Republican ami American nom
inee, ard TT ouss Jones' the Democratic candidate,
are now the only contestants in that distrc:. Tickets
Of Frederick A. Corcklir have been oircua.edtarong-
out the word Mr.. Concklin Is the candidate il tn-
With District and the circulation of HE tickets on.
OF his district has been done ,r the purpose of deic
ipc Mr. Mcleod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

STRIKE FOR YOUR COUNTRY Vote first, and
then so 10 the Cry.L Palace and witness the splendid play
Of Naons PRODUCTS Grand Promenade Concert THIS EVEN
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fAdverttsement.I

CHERRY VALLEY FEMALE ACADEMY, Cherry
Catalogues apply TO RIrLSY Co.. No "a Pesrst NswYss,
OF s!iTsss the Prino pals
e q F M:s.tT'''' Principals.
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Advertisement
PHOTOGRAPHS at half price at
BRApY's GALLERY, No Sse Broadway
Advertisement.
EDrppIcKs'S TCMpI OP Ant

Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Ladies' entrance Geutle mems entrance,
No 587 Broadway. No 6s5 Broadway
Phoosrsphs Halotypes Dssuereotypes and Aubrotypss
Prices ard pictures warranted satisfactory visit and exami
the productions Of this magnificent establishment s
respectfully solicited.
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IAdverisement
Err ANGIPANNL the most dellghtfnl and LASTING

PERFUME Fnelish in CREST variety EngIsh and
Fprh SOAPS The best aT,ics for the Toilet
sbe TO be the city No 500 Broadway Of
Wbller.st.
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poIIcynyS DFTAIIEp. TIL

PoIICIMES DETAILED At THE PoLLs.-The ID pu'
detailed policemen to each election
district D the % Police have received orders IN
strictly the provisions Of the 2lst Section Of the Metro
pos Police Act IN reference the sale Of liquor on election
day.
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nv NEW-YORK HOTEL SCANDAL.

ANOTHER LETTER FROM MRS. WOOOaAN.
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Advertisement.
LVhy suN,ar (r,un @ urofracfpd Cnugh whaD

usy be so easily obtairtd. WIsTAR's BaLsAM WILD
undoubtedly the reliable of sl ons
offered for the Il throat and lung arts. Try IT,
None seI une unless signed BuTrs gu the wrapper.
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Advertisement.

Resd the Advertisement of NJ. b. RRADY on
fret Psge of to.dsy's Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

ALARMS OF FIRE On Saturday fire was discov.
eed in Of bouse OF Fulton sven9e and
street caused defect In the ue IL was eTansisned with
,-era esmese Abont O'clock sunday night an alarm VS.
.onDced for tie fst District, bat proved 70 be false
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

An EAGLE SHOT "A fipe specimen 81 the Americas
Essle shot Friday last farmoun cemetery -
Mr. William ibp OF this city The bird fly inches
from tip tip Of its wirgs and vents three inches In the sp
direction. the sbst there two To-
ether hut suddenly disappeared aNer the snns 70
port Greet dic uy expers need In killing the ~ocsdee
bird after reached the ground Of the sport.men hcinS
badly torn about the legs BY It's claws Nevsrh Mercury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

INDIcTnESrs FOUND BY THE GRAND JURY u We
-aud Jy Of the City Court brought the folio Enl t
Cfirdictmepts grand rceny l. burglary seing I9.,sry
eit. T. ss,sut ana battery With intent Il Kill, mseiol.
i.cbief l. ipdecs NJ exposure L. do'teriy house ss'aut
.uS b,tsry IA selling liquor Sunday I'll selling iquor
,.f.bont Hcensc ~ The session lasted % days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

RELIGIOUS The Rev. Mr.. Smith Of the Trenfes
nbcrton Bsp,st Church pshed bis last sermon -
Sunday Dr.. vious TO his removal Ia HiEhtstewn.
The Rev Mr. Clements Of 81 Mchsers Church. Trentoss
his ministerial sbcrs for mo In consequsoss
Of III lealth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

DAMAGES FOR SLAsDER.-Miss Fanny Is. La"
,..ce bs. recovered sssius. James KierLsu IS d.u
80 G Islander The defendant bad circulated the report h'
,fe had stolen s,ue eweIy from his house while on Wis
there IL Mfrch lat
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A.rskpr TO ESCAPE FROM A SfArioS'h"o'A'-
Abeu. II O'Clock o. Susdsy.s ~ss oane0 Games
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THE DoDD MURDER CAsE-CLosg OF THE IN
euIsuIos-No Clue TO THE PERPEThATor-Ine
jury impspDeled by Coroner Connery to ioquire mo
the crcumstar attending the death OF Henry Doao,
Who was murdered on the morning Of the 7th uit ~
Of the otiicerr Of rufsnly organization known as
the Buena Vista Guards, alias the Forty Thieves,
- Previously reported in THE TRIBCsE, met 9: tne
Tii,tes ata Piecrct Police StstioD, at ~ O'Clock
ye=eTosy moItTg ccr6ing to previous adjournment
tie CcroIer quiret any intelligence lad bsen re-
ccivtd from lie Police Commis sonefs, or from either
IF tie three Wesds Eighth, Fourteenth and fr-
tetntLl, regsi iSg the two policemen, whom witness
tesied before him to having been present At the time
the deceased was krocked down in Broadway, aco'
beiI g snswered the negative. said
fGINILrNrS JvEY regret mach taa a.n . ~ -.
yen sd have u,sd eveIy nesn' in our power 20 on
tIe ornns Of The nh ut, that the q
P..ce have failed 20 ASCERTAIN from the Ward. already
S ay not S,s on I hi uh .nd
the murder Of Henry DOdd rs I,sy
Of ens p 5. c, whta III, duty Of
every good ereRand Of the constsbulary f crie
~hcS '.'is saDSs:ins New sensmsu fss
hsnta e 1oo for yoar 70 zee s onI aud
inv I'll gallon Of this We least ~ s.y
VT haoe e ssy Will oon
aane. he with pusiy IN sosn Abbott. assy
Cronin lane. Hrpry sminston and al the officers Of tae
t.enta Precinct Police for their unts re-. Of n. foul
iced .hieh deprived Henry Dodd Of bis lie
have the case In your lands" ,,,.,;.- I'D
The Jury were then left aore for dehosfs''0n' sou
econ returned verdict az follows:
blow e.sd s. one Of the ofcen Of tho Buns W. ess
Alas the Forty To.vs. at gre.sn. cooler conny
fr h iudt.sLs exsrons throughout the e'i'i's 'os"
ticr"
A,r.,,, 70 Fsr.,r yson A SfArIoS- HousE.-
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JTRsTY CITY PRISON REroRT.-The number Of
conmmen, 10 the Jersey City Prison during the month "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

,., Of ms.sr. Busted and Hsarne to Sanford Hall
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FoRr HaxnToS RELirr SocIETr.-Our citizens
will lot soon forget the nobls and eeifsacrifcing
0uct of few Of tie Inhabitants OF Fort Hamilton,
DUNG the prevalence Of the yellow fever in thai pace
and ok pg the Bay. in the Summer of 1856 how shey
r;szed their Eves and freely aadoed their OWE means
when tupptss from abroad failed them in eodesvos;ns
&c comfort and succcr tie poor and tiek The inhsb
tst Of tie town. DESTROYS Of eJins their sppFscia-
ton Of the efforts Of the Rehsf Society" gave bal
On Friday eight q it, a.mbeis ct s rssiseacs Of Dr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

SEVENTEENTH WARD RLPUBLIcAS ASSOCIATION -
This Association held s regular meeting last evening
at Bohemia Hal, No. 273 Bowery, and complete tteil
arrangements for todays election by appointing Chsir
men for the different districts 10 the ward Severs
members volunteered to do service a. the polls and
large number then adjourned with three hearty cheers
for the Republican ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03
There were a number Of burgIsrie

BrRGIARIFs There were number oil burglsue.
on Saturday night and Sunday; o'l"r the house Of
Ioi Vs-dap In Flushing avenue Cassoo robbed Of
ass IN sold ant qusaty Of leweiry Toe house OF VIM
sr on toe Of Myrtle and Ssiman street was
~ 81 tvo liver watches and silverware Also the
t.s OF Christopher o which fsor Ioasy entered and
ribbed Of % In gold aid six dress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

IL tie Cont CT Oyer and Tsrmirer the trial q
Michael Cercem was postponed until the third Mon
day of November and panel of 900 Jurors ordered
10 attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

Tsyrr OF IRos-Op Saturday evening lat Officer
yrv of the Third Precinct arrested suspicion Of
strsr ferry bars Of pig iron which be bad u bis po'se
sc, A. the Hamilton Ferry ence the arrest has been
that The iron beousse the Orbit which left for
New Bsren Com night The accused held
10 bal, 70 sit further inquiry into tie matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

DRusKrs CASES "A number Of prisoners charged
With Drunkenness were fined the usasi sum III oo Jes''
sd in default were sentenced 70 jail fos ons day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-03

NAvAL.-The L. s. ship Yinoennss, Commander
Totep, will so into commission to-day Tuesday, and
sail for the COST Of Africa in toe Of ten days.
The storeshP Supply Commar der Gray, lie taking in
her stores for the African and Brazil SquAdrons, and
viii be ready for sea ue1t week.
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SUPERIOR oJRT-sPEcr.L TEKa-Noy. 2-Before Jsdss
HuFFMAs.
DECIsIOS.
Jsremisb w. Blyeepburgh sgt. Robert Laton OF al
- Demurrer oyeruled, with cOsts.
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ARrrsrs.-Ths Police Of this city MADE rs arrests
for the forty erh hour, preceding Monday moving Of which
AZ, so- dru,k
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KrssILL
This Court opersd it, int sesson for the November
term this ming at II O'Clock Henry Vapdervoort
oeeded TO tho Of pTsors summoned Gsna
Jurors vhep QUORUM, answering those present. dis
charged m Wedr esdsy moroDg The Hat Petit Jurors wss
then called and the uu 81 excuses were offered ssd
acc tteo Tie Court posed fine Of sz5 each a Ptk
JuroI pre,eIt The cell Of their and 100
Grind Jurors with observation that the me wo1d -
ersHt4i Wecresdsy should they fail 10 be efses
In bs connection judge Russell remarked he would s<e
jury could be had The In After IN. sssh-
few prisoners the Court .ten adjourned h Wedne
dsym II O'clOch
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
The OrOville Claim.

We visited this claim yesterday. The bed
of the riyer--which has been very success.
iully drained notwithstanding its great
breadth aud the extent of the bar on this
side-a-is long fiat bar of gravel, sand and
boulders, having the appearance of very con-
siderable depth and evenness of deposte. At
the lower end, a gang Of men are engaged
10 sinking hole through this bed OF sand,
preparatory to setting the toms for washins,
and in line across the bar is party Of
Cinnamon cutting ditch to drain their
claim on the adjacent banks At the upper
ent of the claim is another party at work
washing the dirt frem among The outcrop.
ing pieces of bed rock aud the big boulders
lying about there. This portion of the claim
has the appearance of good diggings," and
is at present the only part OH which mining
has been commenced There is little doubt
of the presence Of gold in almost every part
OF the claim, but so deep is the dirt aud so
extensive is the amount Of land drained,
that it is quite doubtful whether it will be
entirely worked out this season; ; should the
rains hold off for month OF two, however,
there is every reason to suppose that much
Of it will be overturned, and if the gold is
there. as all the Indications suggest. the
Oroville claim will yet turn out one of the
richest on the river. We hope such may be
the result.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
Chinese Thieves SummariIy Punished.

Chinese Theivcs summary Tuhisheu'
Says the Shasta Courier of Saturday; -
friend writes US that the Chinnmen who were
arrested near Horsetown last week, for rob-
bing sluice boxes, were not hung, but, ii
possible treated still more cruelty. After
being severely fogged, their ears tcere cut
of. The fogging was performed by two
hired Indians, and the cropping by white
mau This was q terrible punishment, and
merely to think of it, makes ones 1esh creep
with horror"
There are probably hundred or more
white, black and yellow thieves in this vi
cinity that are just rs deserving of "crop'
ping" as those Horsetown Cinnamon. So
long rs our own State Penitentiary is Of so
little avail in serving the purposes for which
it is intended, we must expect to hear OF
these summary punishments Of thieves aud
marauders, and if they must be at large,
they ought to be marked.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
A MAMMOTH WAGON The editor of the

A MAMMOTH WAGON The editor of the
Stockton .Argus describes an immense wagon
now building in that city. and designed for
exhibition at the approaching Safe Fair.
The fine workmanship visible in every de
partment Of the machinery connected with
it, and its maElmoth proportions, are alike
objects Of wonder and admiration 1t com.
ones the latest improvements, amorg which
are the newly invented hub and boxing ap.
paraius, both of which are from designs fur
nished by Mr. Skiff, formerly partner OF
the firm constructing The vehicle, but at
present residing in the Atlantic States.
whose long experience in the manufacture of
the iron works Of wagons suggested these
improvements. which are now practically
aud successfully tested The wagon will
carry a treighr Of about "a 900 pounds over
ordinary roads. and when completed, will,
no doubt, be n feature at the FAIR, for the
wondering eyes Of thousands not familiar
with the sight OF large wagons
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30

A HARD WINTER According to the H.
dian whather prognostica ors, if the crop OF
must he abundant. the Snow and rain of the
following winter will be ahunaand; if the
crop be light, the snow ard rain will be in
considerable. This, the Indians say, is an
unfniling sign. If so, then the approaching
winter will be very severe. as the oaks
throughou, the hills and mountains are lit.
ernlly groaning beneath the weight of su-
perabundant crop of acorns. II is an inter
esting fact in this connection, that since the
Americans have been in this State, this in.
dication has always preceded a hard wlnter
The northern merchants would do well
not to neglect this lndian sign. We are oi
opinion that those traders located in digings
difficult of access. will act wisely if they lay
in good stock before tho winter is upon
them
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
E2IsIite Contract.

Sealed proposals viii lie rectiv, 10y the Trustees
Of the Channel Rock Mining Company, up TO tho
96ta Instant for grazing Gumiug AID LruiuiEg 700
feet Of the bed of mun Feather river irmt duley
above the old White Rock Claim. or what is knows
as the 'Chanl4el T., OK Ilam.' Proposals mus, bo
handed TO the VI der>igieG.
An assessment of $500 per share has been iovicd
upon each share of Il capital stock of sud company
and must be paid to lhe undersigned within thlnS
days from date. IliOS. Ellis,
Secretary Il Treasurer, c. Il. Nj. Co.
oroviiie, Sept. &, Isl. ss-lQt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
SACRAMENTO sTORE--Extra

Our friends will please take notice, that hereafter
NO CREDIT WILL IL IlNEN for goods nj this
store justice TO ourse rs compel to adopt this
ule, and we request hose having accounts With us
10 pay the same Immediately We have in store
lnd shall keep on hand large stock of GRvCER-
les, PROVISIONS, MINERS Tools, Sc, &c,
MI OF the best qualiy, aud will be sold CHEAP FOR
CASH. e. +. ENlS0N 4 co
OrovIlle, Sept. ls 1857 sl-u