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rE0candor gospels n, wAea sonsidsring the
sAat, Of the a0ists1. to secon.a cad thai y hieA
10 best ksosn saa tired, and 10 sscoe mend Dr.. J.
Hoststtsr's celebrated stomach litter, would
only - adding 70 what Aas slsssdy been hsraidsa
far and vide, not esly y fsv Isolated esstis.
Gates, hat By tAs people VI the lana, sadosssd BY
the Ply scsans and shs Prsss tAss flessss.ers Bit.
.er. have essal in restoring I'D ispsrsiss
health 10 snfssblsd msa. Lediss sad shilAsss
nsd tais mssisiss iavsasssas In nasy Il tAsirills
Of debility, TO which shry ssttsst, especially
dariag the summer season in sseh sasss u sAoald
~ taken 10 suau Z ssaatis hs1ses meals. Ter
sale by drugg,sl And DEALER, gsssraiy ,sverywhes.
iiAssisor 1 IiBsess. Aesnts,
jyls-AAs Asia 81, bst. stA and It'll.
Woodland CREAA."--PosA ABS voa BsAu.
risr,xs RS HAsa--AixAiy pssfamsd. Superior 70
any Frsseh article tnrsssd, And fer half the
price. yss aressing Lsdies' AAis II hs1 no sqsA!.
giv.as ~ bright giassy sppsasaaes. II causes
gsntisas1s hair tscusi In The ooss sasusAl -.
nsr IL fsaovss dAsdrsG, aissgo Obv4agt hs h.i,
the appsarA.es = ssasg freshly shAspSssd. rnes
oaiy n11vUsnss. Muse ssaaias satss sigpsd
FxrKLHaE = c., n. r., Prsysissss Of the
"l3Ala u r. ,ssasa eiowsss. y
For sale by all Dsuegisss. tjylaAwl
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CEALEb PROPOSALS will Be received At the
- olkce of ths Mayor, until TuesAey, August 4,
1857, for the construction II Watervsrke IN the
CITY or kEOxUk, IOWA.
6aids wsSk " embrace the lareis hing asA pnttipg
10 raining order Two CorAirn 1aga sss, soostrue-
zion Of Reservoir aud necessary BSi dinD, furnish
liz and putting down sbsai Thirty Niles of Pipe,
tog .tAsf With sach other work may " requisite
t. the completion Of same.
Plans and specifications may b. seen at the olAes
Of tbs xsginssr.
Pay nsni to BE- made il keok ak City Waterworks
hssAs running Twelve Year, and having psr
cent. interest per aanum.
HAWKINS TAYLOR, Mayor.
fTiues sud Post, Kcokuk 81. Louis kspahiican
essk, nnss and rribsns, CAicago, Ills; and Ca
ssstA and Euquirsr, Cincinnati, O---plsase copy
sas eek and send bills u this olhcs.1 rjy1idl
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MoRA weed Lumber.
The arfangsnsnts for transportation u Lamley
on the Z. n b. : y. b. h. ~ coaplstsd, and
an new sending 70 the yarl ness ~ depot from -
to Neooft. daily. A large and rood supply q
LUADEK, 6HINGLE5 AID LAIH,
will b. kept constAutly I'm hand. Hne,ial ears viii
be taken 70 furnish bills from the mil upon the
shortest notice. O. BALDWIN.
s I've Am
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T1OLICIES. q fair rates. promptly issued hy
III WM. W. BELKNAP, Agent,
Once in The Iron Front building, second-st.
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PRoassss. regular out and ont Rspab-
lcsn convention vas held and largely st
tended on ths 7th Instant, IN Newport, Ky..
adopted Free State resolutions, and nonins-
ted candidates for the Lsgislature.
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n J4mss n. Rice:
1hineof the Isl 10 before ne, asking NJ cpiDioa
Of ". j Chiids Cos kooAng. have go u -
to baltdings Of my own, and 6nd IL q Hnaia
trn ss IN good condition throsgh bott ~ hottest
ssd esldsst weather xpersncsd IN thfs pArtof
the country. ~
give u - ny aeaiAsa spiaien - - e1pssisass1
kaiidcS. thst - the best roofing nS0iA uss, and
possesses ths TIVE Dost desirable QUALITIES In roof,
hat Of Asing veew proof. and FREE bsn damage
Of ARE Arising - spask. OF cindsss.
aprlss dom RIA HAILY.
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Moss GAs.-Thsy are bsildiag gss works
in Mascatipe also In Iowa City.

a. Geo. W. Matseii, late Chief Of the N.
Y. police 10 now resident Of Lian county,
Iowa.
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tIMr. Lsvi WILLS, one Of the saslisst
settlers Of Qaisey, and most worthy eisi.
zen, died on Saturday last.
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HSHE LATEST an
L most i'm portan
Improvement IN th
Photographic Process,
is the NsLAIsorsrr,
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lhNWk.fiYe state.

A STOVE with great capacity for both teokirg
IA and Heating. We make three sires Of tl.is,
I'D to every person with large families ard eoi1
houses We wonl Recommend his article.
CUMslut Il LEO.,
spts.d AZ Mnir-st
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DouSTxD. The Louisville Journal Of he
18th aseass thsa the reported di1eulsy b.
wseu Coz and Mason must BE- isoosrset.
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NOTICE.
A LII persons desirous 81 being conveyed fsen
IA any part Of the city to the Packets IN Ne
morning. will plsAsN leave their o,dsrr ~ esv a.
foe, IL Main and nth sts., tbs svtnisg pss-
nsy,adsm TRIMRLE : E0uxFR.
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TARRAR 4 HAINEa,
kEOKUK PLANNING AND FLOORING MILL,
CsSasr ~ $40 DlaHs sss.,
Near the Hook ok : ~. Dee Aoinss B. h. D~pot !;
DEALERS In LUMBER in the rough. Manu-
~ fseturer Of Doors, Shutters, Biinds. 6esh,
Dosr and Window Frsmes, Meuldingy Of every
siss sd pattern, Flooring, Misunderstanding,
Shsisfns, Aautlss, Base, Pilsstsfs snd Chain Punp
Tubing.
lianed and Matched Lumber, from 5 10 ~
inches In width.
4 large assortment Of the shove named srti-
eaes aoAstantly On hand.
Planning ard Saving done 10 order, 1t short no.
ties, - reasonable tsras. and warranted ts
pl~ass.
- Pastiealas attention paid 70 silinsc~deys
isr cSsosry buildings complete.
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Il. q. .. r..
v1SHE Oddfcllows' Manual: a new edition. The
i Oddfellows' Text Book. For sale At
ivi3d CLARKE'E.
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Fer sale lew.
A FINE, high building Lot, Is by 1901 feel, front-
IA ing on 18th street near Ridge, Terms-past
sa,A ,bslanss In one md two years Inquire On tAe
ground Or 81 this a1Hs.
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Late AxB1v0l 81 RI0Oo os
Patrick I Crosse have lately rsosived nsw sup.
Ply u Pianos from the popular manufactory of
Pstsrs. Craee Co which they will cell ~ lev -
any 1nt eeass 4ano.
WAuTsp. We desifs 10 trade for fair 6esond
9AanA Piano, ard will allow fair price.
Tvs dAw PATRICK = GROUSE.
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$50 Acre' near summlsri'', 20 it,i. frota Plank
road. SIS per acre.
'oo Acres on String Prairie, ID miles from keokuk
admirably adapted to agrieahsre;
so Acres,--ssction Is. Up. g., h. west - nile
from Chsricst n. House,, wells, = young
orchard; 250 Acrss under cultivation Very low3
IL all sold together.
3oV acres on Plank Road, III niles from keekuk,
With a0o fruit trees, good log house. 100 acres
under cslsiyation; soil Of great fertility.
feba dom
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&&@ N WA0K0Ts 81
I OTIS 4 of !. and .. On Lssse,.. beswssn Ixshaage
IL and nAnk. Also, - By ~ feet, corner Of Al
sAd johnson. SAMPLE RANKIN.
spr3ed
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Oaxsa's.--In sissing bot weather, such -
We had yesterday. the delishtsomsnsss Of
OuAss's institstion can Be duly spprssistsd.
The demand for his superb drinks snd Ice
creams 10 nearly squal to thssapply, asd the
last IL aaiaiing.
G1Claske has . new supply Of Bsrton's
Encyclopedias Of Wit and Hunor. Call
soon.
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~
SoMsTock hho' are pr'par.d TO Put up
true remedy for smoky ehimntys.
Apr2l-d
IN puz. suuaR kkl tbs, t.s,n ) 10 40 GAL.
~ ~ No. - Main street
aprs-d CoAsTock BRO.
40 Doz. DUCK TEA hEllLks, at our sl.ls:
to very low. COMS1UCk bio,
aprs-d ~ Msin-st.
TlNtNMAN's Tools anu Macbtu,s constantly a
i hand II store, No. II Msin-st.
apr3-d toMs1oek PRO.
s.r.rlexlxs :. IUcAs.
{Las effFfsdsvtekstu,oA, ra.)
gickie l. u 4 O..
BANkGKK,
NsaY cor. 50 and Mais As.,. . gEOKGE. IcwA.
NJ L receive deposits dneount paper, az rsks
w collections, in thi, city and tbtosals st ths
Nor thw
Exchange bought asd soid aicurrsnt rstes.
Gold, Silver, and uncarrent money beusht and
sold.
Fra, class businea.psp+, wanted.
voRElcN ExcRAAGR.
Sterling Exchange on LoEa, .. Evblin, md The
Continsni--frem one pound and upw ssds--a e n.
oD-Su.ngsrr visiting the city are ,rrst,d Aenaa
at cur otLce where every informs,isn vii b. 6tSoo
and the best rates paid for Eastern drsfts.
nRraNEA6ns.
Bank Republic. New York City.
Carpenter 4 vermiiyc, ~ WaIl-at., New Ys1k.
Isaiah Lee 4 Co., bsliincrs, ID.
Dunlsvy, DRAKE Co., cireirnati, o.
la. Tucker Co, Exchange Bank. CAieaseE
John J. Anderson 4 Co, ST. Leuis,
\. Monroe Reid, keokuk, lows.
/ acid, SAeiids \ Co., = .
| nareha lyirr
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STAR ms. CO., OF O5DRNSBURGH, N. T.,
cAPIrALtlOO, 900.
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Fer oon9s
LOTS In Mason . Lower Addition Aps view u
4 DE city and river. Term cay.
Also, 4 very desirable lots In Rlnwood, for resi-
dsnoes.
mchisd SAMPLE 1 RANKIN.
TSOR BAkk.--PsTt Of loss and 3, block 80, old
i limits, between Johnson add kxchsngs, front-
IN Esd mshlo SAMPLE RANKIN.
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DIkoONb cas- NV have - opportunity 81 Pm
/ earring 10 asses, adjoining Hamilton, near ~
Blu1, Ut very low 1gures. Inquire Of
apr30d SAMPLE 4 RANKIN.
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UNDE0TAkE ASA CAOD.
The nnasrsignea bsgs leave TO iniorm tho siti-
asns % ksokuk and vicinity, that be hns establish
- Aimseu instke Undertaking. Bssiness, Il ell its
branches, end will kssp On head n ass~tnsat Of
AETALlC BUklALCASEs and WOOD COZ FINS,
which - Will Anish and tsin according 10 efdss,
asd 81 the shortest notice.
assrsss ss1 Carriages Tssp4sAed-from his leug
expeSisnee In the basiness h feels con 6dsnt that
be eonnoS fail y give aatisiaetion.
Cooling bsesascan 30 had BY calling IT the Of
ncs whore orders will be received and attended 10,
day orniEht.
v. r. PERKINS. Agent,
js3ed3m 80 Main ST., between % and I'd,
ever Thenpsos Z Boot and Shoe Store.
New Neat and PYevlsien store.
Fou,th-st., bet. Main and Dlondsau.
JOn1N ~. FOeTEN,
nAvINu opened ~ above, would inform th<
H Neussk sepsfs Of Ksekak that hs intssaa
Keeping the best sasortmsst that Be psosarsd
AsaAs, rrovisions,
prsssryed Fruits, Pickles.
eaucss, Ae., h.,
and wsuldrsspectfslly solisittheis rAtronsgs.
MOTIFS on the Principles asA RTactiees q Hap
IN tist Churches By Franeis Wayland. Jossal
~ H.Ks HIATT SON.
/ jsasa91 - AaiA-st.
I"tLLUW and fsney Baskets, splsndia assol
i W esetirstrssslvsd By
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I lckAN Hssnss, Prose Writers u AneFies. ara
80 o0DxN, DRoWMkLl co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-20
Kirk at Home.

The Mountain Democrat of the 18th says:
Z" Mr.. Kirk. Superintendent of the Wagon
Road. and Frank Denver, Dsbursing Agent,
arrived in our town on Tuesday. They
give favorable account Of the expedition.
They had several skirmishes with the In
dians, lost several horses, but received no
further injury. Mr.. Kirk denies most posi-
lively that he recommended the Carson
route to immigrants. lie strictly attended
to his duties, discharged them faithfully,
and only when called upon did he give his
opinion Of any Of the routes. He studtousiy
acoided the immigrants and u0s seifom
questioned By them In our next we expect
to give fun account of the expedition at
present we have neither the time nor room"
The italics in the above are our own. of
course We are unwilling to question Mr..
Kinks veracity. but we DO think his memory
of events must be very short, if certain
emigrants we have talked with told the
truth They didn't say anything about be-
ing avoided by Mr.. Kirk, but intimated that
the boot was on the other leg. But then
folks will disagree, especially some folks.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-20
Forbcsto,yn Correspondemce.
FoRBEsTowN, October 18th, Isl

FORBESTOWN, OctODeE lCtu, loof.
FRIEND CRosETTE =.
The quiet and peace of our law and order
town, was disturbed on Friday night, by
some strangers who entered the saloon OF
George Delano. and, after searching his
pockets which did not prospect very rich
they gently removed the keys from under
the pillow upon which he was sleeping, and
unlocked his safe, helping themselves to
$3.50, and some specimens. Our Constable,
Jacob Allenbeck, was Immediately put upon
their track, and day, returned in triumph
with three prisoners, who, after Gu examina-
tion before Justice Dewell, were committed
to Jail to await the meeting of the Grand
Jury Too much credit cannot be given to
our Constable, and those who assisted him
in arresting the three men suspected Of
having committed the theft.
If the energetic and prompt execution Of
their duty, was initiated 10y other officers
throughout the State, there would be no ex-
cuse for mobs or vigilance committees.
We also send you two other candidates for
State honoos, who are charged with having
committed theft at Moorevil!e, under the
care of the same efficient officer
Business is improving, and the miners
faces begin to look cheerful at the prospect
Of the coming winter. We don't wish your
river miners any harm, but we are all pray
ing for rain, on the principle that, Every
dog has Tor ought to have) his day" Ger
tain it is we have had q very long dry spell
good deal of interest and excitement
created by the discovery of several rich
quartz lodes in this part of the country, and
preparations are being made to prospect and
work them.
The Hon. J. W. McCorklo, our distin-
guished fellow citizen and universal favorite,
unexpectedly paid us a visit yesterday, and
much to the qualification of our towns peo-
pie, concluded to remain with us few days
lie looks exceeding well, and if his cheerful
countenance is any criterion to judge by,
feels so. lie is largely interested in quartz
operations in these parts, with good pros
poets of being handsomely rewarded for bis
euterprising outlay. Yours,
AsMoDEUs.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-20
Drawing Checks on Posterity.

4 Marysville organ in noticing the agita-
ton Of the boundary question between the
counties of Butte and Yuba, takes the singu-
lar ground of making the extravaganza of
their county reason for demanding slice
OF the territory OF their neighbors, for IL is
evident from the original boundary between
the two counties that the waters flowing into
the Feather river constitute the southern
boundary of Butte. The fact that the debt
Of Yuba is larger than that Of Butte, and
that her taxes are higher, is no good reason
for encroaching upon less extrayazant neigh
bors.
But the strangest part of the argument
is the fact brought forward by them that
Yube has subscribed $500, 900 towards the
construction Of railroad" AS if any of
the thousand visionary railroad and plank
road schemes INDUCED in and voted for by
Yuba, would result in practical benefit to
themselves or any body else But how has
Yuba subscribed $500, 900 for a railroad
BY paying the cash as the different install
ments may fall due? Not at all. They
have adopted n much easier plan, and have
determined to indulge in their fancied wants
and pleasures by bequeathiug an indebted
ness to posterity.
Upon the principles Of self-goyern-
ment they have no right to do this. The
next generation have as much right to regu-
late their taxes, and govern themselves as
the present, and the present generation
have no more right to fasten debt upon
pcsterity, than to abuse their power by the
performance of any other act of Tyranny
The tyrant George Ill. performed an act
quite as justifiable in taxing the American
colonists for the purpose of erecting a
country residence for himself, as the people
of Yuba in taxing posterity for the railroad
convenience of the present generation
Both were tyrranical arbitrary exercises of
power, the one levelled against those capa-
BILE of resistance, aand the other against
those who have no voice to raise against tyr
ranny. And why should Yuba claim credit
for such an act as this Should the State
and nation follow her example they would
bequeath to posterity, instead of prosper
Gus republic and free government, coun-
try cursed with the greatest Tyranny in
the world-that of the creditor over the
debtor Let Yuba learn to govern we'll the
territory she now has, before attempting.
Caesar like, to pass the waters of the Hon
cut
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-20
La Porte.
cut.

The town in Sierra county which has here
tofore been denominated rabbit Greek !"
has been renamed, and hereafter will be
known to the world as La Porte. The Noun
tain Messenger, which is published there,
accounts for its old name US follows:
"In early days, when, what is now fine
hotel, was but a mean log cabin, small
rude sign announced to the traveller. the
"Rapid Greek House, called after the
stream on whose bank it stood BY trans
itions common to California, it was soon
changed to Rabbit Greek; and a town
springing up rapidly around it. took the
appeiation as a matter of course, which it
has continued up to almost the present mo-
ment"
In the same paper, and in addition to an
article from which we clip the above, we
find table OF distances which we append:
''Iu regard to distance from promint Mt
places we are but 80 miles from Marysville,
% from American Valley. less than 40 from
Beckwourths Valley-about 20 from Honey
Lake, and 20 from Downieyille contiguous
to all, and connected with all, by fine roads
and trails, the last named place being the
only exception"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-20

NEARLY CoNFLAGRATIoN.--F was
discovered in bed room in the Buckeye
Hotel on Sunday night which would soon
have become serious matter had it not been
seen and extinguished just as it was. There
seems to be remarkable degree of careless
ness or i'll fortune attending the manage
ment of this building, for it has been on FIRE
at least half dozen times within the last
ak months, and has made very narrow es-
capes from burning each time Those Buck
eye folks ought to exercise little more eau
ton. or else leave the premises and town.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-20

RELEASED The Marysvlle Inquirer con-
tanned an account few days since, of the
arrest at Shasta Of man named Neville,
upon a charge of having escaped from the
Nevada Jail, and Of subsequent attempt to
rob or kill a man named Bowman, of which
the Shasta Courier says, in conclusion OF
some remarks upon the subject;
Ills having avowed determination to
kill Bowman is the fruit Of that frightened
individuals brain Mr. Neville has so con-
Quoted himself since he has been in Shasta,
as to secure the esteem Of his acquaiutances
Ne hope Mr. Bowman feels safe now
Neville has been set at liberty by the au-
thorities Of Shasta.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-20
sACRAMENTO sTORE--l,xtra

Our friends will please ake notice, that hereafter
NO CREDIT WILL BE GIVEN for goods at this
store. Justice to ourseh es compel MS to adopt this
rule, and we request those having accounts With
TO pay the same Immediately We have in Store
ana shall keep on hand large stock of GROCER
les, PROVISIONS, MINERS TOOLS, &C, sc,
all of the best quality, and viii be sold CHEAP FOR
CASH. +. f. ENiSoN Il co
orovIlle, Sept. lst. 1857. sl.lf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-20

LEGAL INTELLIGENCE In the Fourth
District Court, before Judge Hagcr, on Sa-
turday last, in the case of Henry Gerkes VS..
the California Steam Navigation Co ver-
dict for 50, 200 was recovered against the
defendants, for not having spark catcher
placed on the smoke-stack of the steamer
Swan, thereby causing the destruction by
fire of large quantity Of grain on the Sa-
cramcuto river.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-20
ORovrLLr, October 10, 1857


AT meeting of the citizens of this place
an the evening of the 10Th Of October, to
take measures for the construction of n
Church for the use of the First Congrega-
tional Society of Orovile n. z. Garland
was chosen Moderator, and j. i. Chinn was
chosen Secretary. On motion, the meeting
proceeded 10 elect three Trustees, viz TIE
Hon Thomas Wells; b. W. Cheeseman, and
Rev. B. N. Seymour.
On motion the Trustees were instructed TO
incorporate under the name of the First
Congregational Society Of Oroville, On
motion they were empowered to construct
the Church Of such size, aud in such style as
seemed 20 them best. 1t was voted that the
proceedings be published in the Butte Rec
ord, and North Californian. The meeting
then adjourned.
N P CARTLAND, Moderator.
j. Is. Grimm, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-20

u. S GRAND jury We understand say
the San Francisco Timss of Saturday, that
the Gaand Jury is diligently engaged in in
vestigating the charges preferred against
the Mint delinquents Much of the evi
dence has already been takeG in regard to
the Haraszthy emhezzlemeut, and within a
few days the public may expect to hear that
decisive action has been taken. In the body
there are one or two persons who are under
stood to be making desperate efforts to screen
the guilty, but these are greatly outnumber
ed by the friends of justice, and consequent.
ly are powerless for harm.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-20
DIR. j. GILBERT.

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, London.
formerly Surgeon Accoucher TO the Christ Church
Lying-in Institution, London, and late House Ply
sican TO the State Marine Hospital, San Francisco
y. B DR. G. can receive few patients into hia
house, fronting the the Plaza near Musical Hall
Oroyle, Aug. 4th
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-20
county Treasures OMce.
ORovILLE, October slh, les


Notice shereby given. that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from The General Fund,
registered between the lst day OF November 1886,
and the 9TH and 18th OF February sJ1 inclusive,
except Nos. 1911. and 1875 - also Conr House aId
Jail Warrants Nos. 5Al, Sag, and SIS, asoN afauts
INDECENT SICK Fund Nos 140 l4O2, 4o5 1904, 1882,
1874 l43Lthat the same will bc paid presentation
at this office, and after this date SAID Warrants viii
cease to bear interest.
WIN LATTlMORE.
IeAsuIer bAlle AuunlN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-20

FRENCH REVOLUTION Two Frenchmen
got into rumpus yesterday morning and
after the expendituro of the usual number
Gallo exclamations and gesticulations, one
pushed the other, in q rude manner, after
which they were both arrested, and he that
was pushed was fined 81 90 by Judge Berry
for not fighting back. Served him as he de-
served he ought to have made a more in
teresting fight of it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-20

RACE AT WYANpoTTE Steve Ford in
forms us by letter, that there will be scrub
race at Wyandotte this afternoon, at two
o'clock, between two Spanish horses for $50.
He does not furnish the names of the nags,
or the distance they are to run, but adds
This will be the best race of the season, as
the nags are well-matchcd, and the friends
of both about equal in numbers
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-20

The AMADoR LEDGER.-This excellent
weekly has just entered upon its third year.
We wish it continuation of the prosperity
which now seems to attend it, and congrat-
ulate the Democracy of Amador upon their
possession of so able and faithful an organ.
Long life to it, and its accomplished Editor,
I. A. Springer, Esq.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-20
OROv!LLE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1857.

The LAST DAY oR GRAcE.--The tax pay
ers poured into the Sheriff Office yesterday
10 crowds, and settled up their tithes to the
tune of fourteen thousand dollars and up
wards. One Of the largest tax payers is Mr.
Huber, the claimant OF the we'll known Hu-
bcr Grant. His taxes we're payed yesterday;
they amount to $500 We believe that Mr.
Sai1. Meals tax is even larger than Huber's'
If we remember rightly, he pays in the
neghborhood Of $500 Mr. Plum is doing
a laud offic business these days.