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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09
Diamonds.

These most peerless gems are worthy of
all admiration that the world have lavished 4
on them, they are terrestrial stars, fmpri-
soned rays of sunshine. There is scarcely
any simile or figure too bold to express their
beauty To obtain definite iGea of their
Tenant, who. in paper read to the Lon
don Society of Arts, stated shat diamonds
are generally weighed by the carat, which
is equivalent to 4 grains A diamond of
carat is worth $40; 3 carats $50: carats,
$3.50, 4 carats, $640, 8 carats, 1000, 10 ca
rats, ST. 500, 90 carats, $l6 900, 30 carats,
$36 900. so carats, 100000, and 100 ca
rats, 100000
The very dust of the diamond is precious.
The demand for diamond dust within few
years has increased very materially, on &C.
count of the increased demand for all all ar
tcles that are made by it, such as canoes,
intaglos, &c. Recently there has been a
discovery made of the peculiar power of dia-
mond dust upon steel; it gives the finest
edge to oil kinds of cutlery, and threatens
to displace the hone of Hungary 1t is well
known that in cutting a diamond (the
hardest substance in nature the dust is
placed on the teeth of the saw, to which it
adheres, and thus permits the instrument to
make it's way through the gem. To this
dust, too, is to bo attributed solely the pow
er of man to make brillants from rough dia-
mond from the dust is obtained the perfec-
ton of the geometrical symmetry, which is
one Of the chief beauties of the mineral, and
also that adamantine polish which nothing
can injure or effect save a substance of it's
own nature.
The power of the diamond npon steel is
remarkable, il is known to paralyse the
magnet in some instances, and may there
not be some peculiar operation upon steel
with which philosophers have not yet Taught
us to be familiar How is it that diamond
cast into crucible of melted iron converts
the latter into steel Whatever may be
said it is evident that the diamond dust for
sharpening razors, knives and cutlery, is a
novelty which is likely to command the at
tention of the public, whether or not it is
agreed that there is anything beyond the
superior hardness Of the dust over the steel,
to give that keenness of edge that has sur
prised all who have used it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09
Gen. Kibbe snd the Co,,for,,. t:oord..

The following is from that Black Republi-
can vigilante sheet, the San Francisco
Chronicle
Fuss AND FEATHERS I'VE learn that Gov
Johnson, few days ago. sent n request to
Gen. Kibbe, of tactics notoriety, to send to
this city the two field pieces formerly hei
by the California Guards, to be used by
them in the celebration to-day The compa-
ny has re-organized, and desired the use of
the guns for target practice and public pa
rade Instead of complying with the Gov
ernor's request, Gen. Kibbe sent down a
long letter on the duties of military compa-
MES, and refusing to return the guns even
temporarily, He tells the company when
they manifest signs of penitence, he in yir-
tue of has Office, will recognize them as mill
tary gentlemen!
This is just such q garbled statement of
the matters alluded to as one would natur-
ally expect from such source. The facts
are these: The California Guards, were and
are part and parcel of the Vigilance Com
mittee, and used these same cannon in the
ranks of that body, to fight the regularly
constituted authorities. Now, as custodian
of the State Arms. Gen Kibbe has no right
to lend them to any company, organized or
unorganized, and even if he had right so to
do. he would be false to his duties as good
citizen and state officer, to knowingly give
them into the hands of a company of rebels,
knowing it to be extremely doubtful whether
those rebels would return them when asked
for. General Kibbe endeavors to do his du-
ty, and probably will continue to do So,
spite of Governor Johsons connivance with
the former subjects of his tardy proclama-
ton, and spite of the howlings of the vigi-
lante press of San Francisco. If his course
in everything is as correct as it has been in
this particular instance, he has a right to
expect the hearty support of the entire true
Democratic press of the State, and will
have it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09

APPROPRIATE CoLoRs. .--fhe colors chosen
by Mr.. Ten Brock, for the jockies of his
horses in England, are the crimson and
white satin stripes of the American flag,
with blue cap and white stars. We shall
have the full particulars of the Goodwood
races next steamer. Pryoress had been en-.
tered for the Stockbrid2e races which at last
accounts had come off, but was withdrawn
before starting
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND Concert 2
Entire Change of Programme.
Sc CoND APP EARAN CE
The Pennsylvanians,
For Three Nights Only.

WHOSE career throughout California has been
series of TRIUMPHANT SuCC ESSES. will have the
honor of making their
SECOND APpE nee
AT MUSICAL HALL, on WEDNESDAY sept. Sih, in
a choice selection of Songs Ballads, Duets. Trios,
Quartetcs, &c. &C.. interpreted with Comic Local
Songs, Recitations, limitations, Buresques Ex:raya-
ganzas, &C. sc. This Company consists of
MISS AGATHA VAUDEVILLE, Sopranos
MISS JENNY VAUDEVILLE, Contrllto.
Mr. J. L. JOHNSON. Tenor and Comic Delinea.or
MIR. J. H. TAYLOR, Basso.
Prof. CHAs. STADTFELD. Musical Director.
cR"An ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
each night Of the Pennsy ylyanians' stay.
J. A. MuRDO, Manager.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09

PORTRAITS OF THIEVES The San Fran
cisco Spirit of the Times still continues its
portraits of thieves, and III its last issue is
an engraving representing VIM. Ben, alias
Carl Haupts, the mint robber. Two weeks
since this man was regarded as an honest.
reliable mechanic, now he is brand ID as a
thief, and his very portrait published to the
world. 1t doeslt take long for knavery to
work its calamitous results.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09

The THEATRE AGAIN.-Mr. Tyrrell. the
scenic artist, is engaged in preparing the
scenes; carpenters are busy in building the
woodwork, and from present appearances,
and the well.known energy of Mr. Morris,
we feel assured the temple of Thesps will be
very soon finished. With George Tyrrell to
pant the scenes, we can vouch that the
stage will be as appropriately provided for
as any in The State
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09
Merchants Exchange.

This Saloon by tar The best arranged, most popular
and best lighted of am in Oroyile vicinity Pr owl.
ded with i've first class Billiard Tables, talented,
baud of Musicians the best stocked bar, and The
most uttentye and competent bar keepers in North =
ern California, is now under the cole control of the
undei signed, who solicits apd hopes he may merit
aud receive continuance Of the liberal parsonage
heretofore bestowed upon the saloon.
DWARAkOUSKY,
June 90 Alias "CoUST."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09

SHOWER OF CANDY DO not be in
credulous, reader, when we inform you that
on tho night of Monday last, at the foot OF
Clear Lake, in this county, a shower of
Sugar Candy fell, covering large tract of
country 1t covered everything, leaves of
trees, rocks, and the earth's surface alike.
When discovered by the inhabitants, the
next morning, part of it was of the con
sstency of syrup and the rest as perfectly
crystalzed as the candy of the shops Its
taste is precisely similar to that of unfavor-
ed candy. Mr.. j II Hale, the Clear Lake
Expressman saw it while on the ground,
and collected box of samples which he
brought to US. There is no mistake about
the matter. as the public may learn for
themselves by calling at our .office The
specimens before US are generally irregu-
larly crystalized, rounded at one end and
irregular in form at the other, as if broken
off from some surface to which they adhered.
They are from to of an inch in length,
some pure white and others of delicate
pink hue. Their general appearance is that
of very small stalagmites, such as we have
often seen in caves. similar shower &C.
Cured at Salt Lake some years since
Naturalists pretend to explain such phenom-
ena by saying that such saccharine showers
are of insect orgin-but their explanations
seem even more improbable than the fact it.
self-the latter being well attested, and the
former mere theory to excuse ignorance
of natures wondrous workings. Re-
porter.
Was not this SO candy" the mama of the
ancient Israeltes
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09
DIR. j. GILBERT.

Member Of the Royal College 1T urgeons. London.
.ormerly Surgeon Aceoucher To The Christ church
l.ying-in Institution, London and late House Fhy>
>eian To the State Marine Hospital, San Francisco.
n. b DIR. G can receive n lew atiens into his
house fronting The The Pln2a near Musical Ilah
OrnYlllc. Ang lfh
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09

CoNvENTIoN.-Th vote on the subject of
Constitutional Convention was very light,
in this county. None of the printed tickets
contained anything on the subject, and but
very few voters took the trouble to write
their wish concerning it, 1t was considered
by many that the measure would carry, as
most of those who took any notice of it voted
in the affirmative-bat a majority of the en-.
tire State being necessary to the call of
convention, it is probably lost; it certainly
is, if as little notice has been taken of it
elsewhere as in this county.--Sierra Dem
Almost every voter in Butte county de-
posted ballot against Convention.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09

FIREMEN's TOURNAMENT BY the At
lantIc papers we learn that Hon. Thomas
Corwin had accepted an invitation to deliver
an oration at Emira, New York, upon the
3lst of Augus.. on the occasion of the fire.
mems tournament at that place. Over one
hundred and ffty-fye companies, from diff
ferent parts OF the country, were expected
to be preseut to compete for the following
prizes:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09

IxcENpIARY ATTEMPT AT SAN An
pREAs.--On Friday night August 18th, at a
late hour, an attempt was made TO set FIRE
to the mining town of San Andreas The
flames were discovered by watchman. issu-
ing from a vacant house ON China street,
and we're extingushed by smothering them
with an over-shirt saturated with water.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09
County Trcasurer's Omce,

ORoYILLE, July 18Th, 1881.
Notice is hereby given thatal persons holdng Buite
County Warrants, payable from The General Fund,
registered between the lst day OF November 1856,
aud the oh OF February 1857 inclusive that the
same will bc paid on presentation at this Office and
after this date said arrans will to bear IL
tefest. WIN. LATTlMORE,
Teasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09

The EARTHQUAKE.--Shoc of the re-
cent earthquake were felt in almost every
part of the State. We heard gentleman say
day or two since, that he was conscious of a
shock on the night that it was SO generally
felt elsewhere.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09
Peaches! Pcaches.. Peachcs!!,

Families and dealers in ruin can hud constant
supply of The celebrated Peaches grown ON the rnncls
Mr.. @. H. Beach, Mar. svilie, received every day
fresh from the nursery. nj the
ia PIONEER VARIETY STORE,
NNers street. doors from Monlgomery. OroNille.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09

TEXAS The Tyler Reporter says that the
Pacific Company have made cal for the
right cf way through Smith county, Texas
The line of the road runs via. Tyler, through
the middle of the county.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09
0RoyILLE, WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 9th. 1857.

FAST DRIvING.-Two Jehues were hauled
uP before Justice Elliott yesterday, and
fined seven dollars each, for driyinr faster
than the Law allows within the city limits.
They asked to be shown the bounds of the
corporation. and being instructed thcreupon
vent out to renew their race.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09

DECIDEDLY DEMocRATic.-Tw hundred
and fifty-one votes were polled in Sonoma,
all of which were for Weller, save fifteen,
which were for Stanley Sonoma comes
very near being the banner precinct of the
State
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09

STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.--We ac-
knowledge the receipt ola card of invitation
from P. Edw. Connor, Esq, Treasurer of the
Association We hope it may be within our
power to accept the invitation to visit this
very interesting and instructive exhibition.
1t will take place on the 9th at Stockton.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09

HAY BURNr.-The California Express of
yesterday, says that some one hundred and
fifty tons of hay were burned on Sunday
night last. at Judge Hauns Ranch The
loss amounts 10 $4,000. The fire was most
indubitaby the work of an incendiary
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09

HORSE FEIGuThNRD TO DEATH.-The
Poughkeepsie Teiegraph says that h rse
in that city was killed by the fright occa-
stoned by the explosion Of a tirc-cracker. A
boy threw the cracker under him, whereat
he reared, sprang forward, and fell dead in
his harness
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR, AtBEiST.

FRENCH PHYSICIAN, Gradnn'e of The Medical
College of France, SURGEON AND ACCOuC nER,
diploma exhibited v hen reQuht d Mon'gunor, ST.,
next door 10 the Orleans Hotel
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09

AGRICULTURAL ADpEEss.-The address
at the agricultural Eqhibltion, which il
soon TO come off at Stockton, will be deliver
ed by Henry Emo, Of Calaveras.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09

BALL AT RoTHRocK's. Those who at
tended the ball given ON Monday night at
Rothrock's Ranch, report il as remarkably
pleasant affair We intended TO be there
qrselvss, but were prevented by our lazi-
and editorial duties. The ball was we'll
ed by dancers Of both sexes.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09

DRAMATIC CLUB.-Several young gentle
men in Napa City have formed Dramatic
Club. The Reporter says they are playing
very credtably.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09

A Coon NUGGET -One day last week .
piece Of gold, weighing fur ounces and
three dollars, was taken out Of Henderson :
Slain, at Iowa Fiat, Amador county
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09

THE LAST. The owe Nothings" is the
name of very independent order just or
ganized out west. Very few members had
joined at the last accounts.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09

TEHAMA RACES .--These races commenced
yesterday. They are, doubtless well atten-
ded, rs large sums have been staked. and
much sport is Anticipated.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-09
SACRAMENTO STORE--Extra a

Our friends will please take notice, that here aft 3r
NO CREDIT WILL BE GIVEN for goods ut this
store Justice 10 ourselc cs compel us to adopt this
rule, and we request those having accounts with us
to pay the same Immediately We have in store
ana shall keep on hand large stock of GROt Err
les, PROVISIONS, MINERS TOOLS, &C., &C.,
all of the best quality, and will be sold CHEAP FOR
CASH. e. DENiS0N & co.
Oroville, Sept. 1st, 1857. 81 H
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

The Republican State Convention held at
Iowa City, last Wednesday, was largely at.
tended, nearly every part Of the State being
represented. A more respectable appearing
body Of men never gathered in til or ANY
other State, nor q band of men more strong
IL convinced Of the justice 81 tier cause, or
more determined in advancing il by united
and energetic action The proceedings u
the Convention, we understand, We're mark
ed by great unaninity Of feeling Every
thing passed or pleasantly and with enthu.
siasm.
Gen. R,LPH L. LowI, Of nes MONIES
county, was nominated for Governor on III,
third ballot. lie is an old citizen Of lows
and one Of the most talented inen in Tia,
State. Every Republican can vote for him
and rorA for HIM, with hearty zeal, in Tia,
full conviction that lac is supporting mar.
every way worthy of his confidence, anu
staunch advocate Of Republican principle.
We hope to SEQ him elected by triumph
ant majority.
Hon. ORaS FAyiLIL, oi Mitchell county,
Was nominated for the Office of Lieut. GOV
ernor. In the northern part of the state !
we'll and popularity known a. "a man OF ing
ability and lcading Republican He de-
serves the warm support of every Repuhl-
can
We have bur time to-day to merely NO
tlce tho nominations. We shall have an
abundance more Is say on the subject here
after.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21
FROM KANsAk
Iron sAs lawrence Republican, Aaguss iai
Tup pRocRrss OF r,cipIrArIoN-PRcrrI

tRrcm the faxrsace RePshess, Aaguss iat
TIRE PROGRESS or r,cirpsrIoN-PRccrE
ixcs ~ ruE STAR CHAMBER.
We learn that Mr.. u. q. Browne, VI Oas-
watam,c. and Mr.. Charles Moiiat. IL Topeka,
were arrested last saturday, nj l.ecompton.
Mr.. Brow ne j. charged, we understand, with
a participation in the troubles at Hickory
reint, at ossawatamic and other points lat
var. What Mr.. Mollat y charged with We
do not know Mr.. Browne has been admit.
,el t. bail II il also understood that the
.rand Jury, at its late sitting Al Lccompton,
found hills against large number Of ouf
citizens, and il Is quite likely that We may
soon have batch of treason trials on the
siocke, again.
The object IL this new movement Is appa.
rent II j. y deliberate return m the old
narrassing policy u year avo. Governor
Walker j. az Lawrence with large body ~
ircops. lie has nothing for them 10 do.
Tue fire eaters at l4ecompton arr determined
II possible To force our people into COLTS
ION with these troops. IT, that end, the
ax-ratlcrcr--hatcai ool "a y rants---is sent
( u wiring from tue hardy struggling settlers
of kanSas their hard-wrnught carnings.--
| Prominent citizens are to lsc arrested On
l t1,.loa. changes lnsnlt--mcnace--inj
1 arr 10 cNaspcsate the people. The trou-
/ hls. al lat y,Ar--ahich We have been urged
4 Il, MalErr. Perrin o., a. forget and for
+ rixc-,a bury. a.. are all to be rsked up
aea,a--thc >lambering cmbcrs ef hatred and
{ revra., are T. - famed o. a fierce flame,
I'd say,cs partially healed arv To be rccklossly
r8pl~rl olcr In short, tue peaceful pslcy
wAlcA Gears inaagara'ed l. ~ he abandoned,
AMI We are a. Ia carried hack % the drcary
horrors which characterized the UNANIMOUSLY
uacanrable reign IL Shannon,
hrNpcRAUX ATTEMPTING - ron,
onc Butcher, person rejoicing IN the IN
famous function II taX-gsthcrcr Cor the
7 ~urpcrs, went n palmy "a last week 70 Try
his han'i at rohhluy th- people there II a
few dollars, more or les, o. Pay for the
harses that tue iafiisn, stole from that
aeighhorlool last year, We understand hc
wcn, hack A. empty a, ~ csme, the people
tLcrr heinc SHIRT, anil uf course, being
anshlc IL yAy >eri"osly, this attempt 70
csllcct ,aSc~ &c eur people 10 pay For the
satrsgc> = a.,,altteI last year j. most infer
nal itt'ST.rt 4 the plan for bringing on
aaetkcr war. People ~f Kansas, look az
8 Democracy" A. IN displays itself 20 your
view Look, and bet tue lesson sink deep
lnte yccr hearts.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21
Valuable Lsnds Cer Sale.

THE FOLLOWING LIST OF VALUABLE
Land. are offered for sale By the nnders,snedoh
nc ost favorable tei ms, the prises being modera,.
"a. fourth east AID the balance Ia oas two, three
aaa fout sears, With ter per cent intsr~st
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21
Darn OF Thomas Duxu D.

DrAra OF THOMAS Diex, Ii. D. DR.
Dick, tho author Of :" The Christian Philos,
phsr," and many other works Of rcligio
scientific character, which have been ane
are still very popular on both side. Of I'll,
Atlantic, died At Brough,y Ferry, near Dun.
dee, Scotland, On Wednesday, the 29th y.
July, at the advanced aye u cighty-,hr,c.
Up TO the close Of his life he was an carnc,,
dsvotss Of the sciences, astronom, being hi,
iavorits study, and that in which he v,
probably most at home.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21
WAtnss<sl ia.

lfrOm the wss,rot, tNoA star q EmR,rel
GOV, Walker las fully declared himself 10
hc Ia favor af IN months residence and
payment ~ taNc>. a. qualification nat only
t. vote Cor the Constitution to be made in
September next. ha; ais, is members Of the
legislature and all county and inferior Off
eers, lie - rs vsolcn, against tile abolition
tsts a. wounded snake We hope, and
hase now some show, that lac will tumble
hi- speculative schcmc overheard. and come
Gut under the true cclcrs The danger Of
an expesal w the Black Republicans Is the
only drawback,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

Texas ELEcriox.-Thc Texas election
has resulted in . most complete pro-slaver,
Democratic triumph, elec,ing a. Govern .r
II. R. Runnels, BY 1t least 1900 majority
and probably much more. So far as ",
have returns, Gen. Sam Houston does MOI
run 70 well y Crosby, the +" American 4
candidate for Land Commissioner. Tw.
nv United States Senators are 10 be cho
- ~ the Legislature, in place Of Gen.
nouseon, used up, and Gen. Rusk. dead
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

Wncoxsix CrasENcY.-.It will he .ao,
that the bankers and broker. Of s., Iou,
have resolved not TO take Wisconsin cur.
rsncy any longer, at the rate. they bsr.
asreeoeoes done. This is right. Ii was .
osoolal protscsioo aeainSt los. The bank
g Wisconsin thst have been accessible AN,
eocsd have besn trying ~ bring the remote
Y .oeaesd oanks of that State TO policy O,
eeefsA rsdsaptieo, which would have mad,
~ action d the Sc. Louis bankers unne.
10y, but they filled Il will come 70 tina,
-. Aowever.-!N. Louis lalellsg<nesr.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

(. o'clock, Il. VI.
Convention aiei pursuant t. adjournment
nr committee IN credentials submitted
report, WHICH Was adopted
Tn motion, il Was determined by the
'ensen,lon that the delegates present from
lie reflective counties should he einipaw cred
% cast the whole setcs o. which their re-
4pertitc counties arr entitled
lie committee On permanent organization
submitted the following report:
PtsSil,m-Cu. 4. Sanders. sf Henry.
10 Pr. atafs--podgc, or Pnttnw TAME.
Nel-on Burdick, II Nlnni-heiA
>seneiaritS--Dr. 4. j Saunders. uf Scott,
!. Tcesiale, Of johnson.
We are compelled 10 20 TO press without,
a full report Of proceedings, the Convention
iasing adjourned Tor an evening session, 10
..ear the resolutions and speeches from the
andldate-. The deliberations IL the Con
seution wcre harmonious, and breathcd a
tFifit that argues most iayorably Tor the re-
snli III October.
On the third ballot. Gen. X. r. LOWE,
Of Lee county, wa, nominated for Governor
TN the third ballot for Lieutenant Cover
nor, DRAM fANlLLE, of Mitchell county,
vas nominated.
With these nominations we cannot !ail 10
achieve glorious victory. Our nominee,
arc distinguished ,nen, who will reflect hon
1r upon the highest stations in the gift Of
me people Of Iowa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21

TENNESSEE Tennessee has given Isham
.. Harris, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, at least 10000 majority, and
elected a Legislature Of like faith in both
branches. This Legislature, il is said, will
nave to I'LL John Bells seat in the United
States Senate, which becomes vacant two
,ears hence, - we'll as Gov Jones' now W
ami