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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
A Sad IiSltafiOn.

1t is with deep sense of sadness that we
record the death of Harry, the eldest child
OF Mr.. Geo. II. Crosette, the senior editor of
the Butte Record. The circumstances at
tending the melancholy event, were as fol-
lows: The little fellow was playing about the
yard surrounding the house, during the fore
noon, and as his mother supposed within
calling, not having missed sight of him many
minutes, but fearing be might wander too
far away, she went to the door and called
his name. Receiving no answer, and having
her fears aroused by the strange movements
of the old house dog, with which the child
had been used to play, and piloted by the
faithful animal, she ran breathlessly to the
branch ditch which runs by about hun
dred yards in the rear of the house, and
there, with his little head resting on bush
which had fioated down the stream, he lay,
sleeping the sleep of death. With all the
desperate energy of a frantic mother she
clasped him in her arms and ran wildly to
the house. Various neighbors soon arrived,
and Doctors Jenkins and Phipps were speed
lily at hand, by whom and many kind ladies
and gentlemen every conceivable remedy
was applied with hope of restoring vitali-
ty, but all to no purpose; he had gone to-
sleep forever.
The bank of the ditch where he fell in is
quite steep, and is at least three feet and a
half above the water. Up and down, and
on both the banks, were the footprints of
the faithful dog, showing how hard he had
striven to save his little master. and had the
banks been less steep he would very proba-
bly, have succeeded. Would to Heaven he
had.
This heart-rending accident happened
about IL o'clock in the morning, and after
some four hours labor in trying to restore
him, he was at last finally given up for dead
His death has made sorrow in many o SYM
pathetic heart, and his parents, stricken
down with sadness, refuse to be comforted
May they find consolation.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
From the n. York Herald of the oct

From the n. York Herald of the Goth.
Captain Herndon's Last MementO to his
Wife.
Yesterday Mr.. Payne, of California, called
On Mrs. Herndon, and presented her with a
watch which had been entrusted to his care
by Captain Herndon, of the i'll fated steam
ship Central America. 1t seems that this
brave officer knew Well the fate that await
ed the steamer, but he scorned to desert his
charge. and preferred dying to surviving the
disaster. But, with death staring him in
the face, he could not but think of his fami-
ly, and he entrusted his watch to Mr.. Payne
to be presented to his wife as token Of af-
fection. The fate of the gallant Herndon
will long be remembered and mourned.
MORE NAMES OF THE LosT-The N Y.
Herald says, In addition to the names alrea-
dy published of passengers by the Central
America known to have been on board and
supposed to be lost, the following were COM
municated to US yesterday by one of the
passengers:
Captain Dyer of Panama, Mr. Jerome, of
Panama, Engineer; A. I. Deano, of Boston
Mr.. Snyder, Philadelphia, leaves a wife and
children. An EngliShman. (nams uuknown)
from Weaverville, Trinity county, CAL,
bound to Illinois. Philip --, n black
smith, from Weaverville, Trinity county Cal.
bound to England.
Three young men (names unknown) who
had been shipwrecked On the coast of Peru,
and were being sent home by the American
Consul at Panama.
AsHBY's Y'sSrATEMENTCoNFIRMEp.--Judge
Monson of Sacramento, one of the rescued
passengers of the Central America, says that
the statement of the Chief Engineer AsHBY,
that he endeavored to persuade boats
crew to return with him to the sinking ship,
and offered money to men to go, is true.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06

REPUTATION IN SACRMENTo.--The Bee
says: 'We are informed that several meet
iugs have recently been held in our city,
composed of property holders, the object Of
which is to devise plan to effect the repu-
diation of the city debt. We are unable to
give the details of the proceedings had at
these meetings, in consequence Of the gentle
men concerned having omitted to invite us
to attend, and neglected to send US report
of theif transactions. The city debt is now
over 81 100000, and some easy method of
squaring it off is deemed % 'consummation
devOutly to be wished for AS to the mode
of getting safely and gracefully through in
solvency, future meetings may perhaps en-
tighten u.s.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06

THE DAILY ARGUs.-We have received
the first number of q paper bearing the
above name which has just made its appear
ance in San Francisco. It's printed publish.
cd and edited by E. "A. Theler & Co, is
Democratic in politics, and has very neat
appearance. 1t is q little larger than the
Butte Record and is brimfull of interes
ting reading matter.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06

THE PAPERs.-Charley French of the Alta
Express was ahead of all others with the
morning papers yesterday, but D'Orville
distanced him with the evening exchanges.
They are both mighty fast nags and are just
as likely to be ahead as any way. We thank
Charley and thank Dewitt Co. through
D0rvile.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
United States of America.

. corsry OF Butte. SIS ophir Township
The People OF the Stale of California to +. Carpied,
greeting
NOU are hereby summoned to appear before me
r. me, at my Office in Orhir Township of the
county of Butte, on tho cath day of November A. y.
1851 a 10 O'Clock to answer unto the complaint
of II, Nermie. who sues To -ccOtcr the sum of
sixty-ono fifty five hundredlhs dollars claimed TO
he due on IA certain prUmisory note dated Orovle
Februry I'd 1857, and signed f. Carped, when judg-
men will be taken against you 10" the said amount
together with costs and damages, il you fail to appear
and answer.
To the Sheriff or any constable of said County,
Greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 5h day Of November, A.
ID. 1857. JOHN : BERRY, IFS
Justice Of the Peace Of said Township.
true Copy.
r. l.. PATTON, Constable. n6-td
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
County Treasure,'s oaice,

UROtiLLE. NONtmbtr 81, Tc3I. I
Notice ishereby given that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the IL OF Feb and - of May 1857
inclusive also Court House and Jail Warrants Nos
j4i jl5 $40 5l7, 54s, 40 $50 and 81 also Warrants
on INDECENT Sick Fund registered prior to Sept. 23d,
that the same will be paid on presentation at this
office, and acr this date said Warrants viii cease
to bear interest and If not Presented within sixty
days from the date hereof. the moue!s ror sad war
rants will be appropriated 10 pay The ut At in order OF
registry.
WM BALTIMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
Thr Care ClnInl.

Mr.. Faulkner has furnished US with an
exhibit of the receipts and expenditures of
the Cape Mining Company which we publish
as below:
From Nov. 1st. 80 to Nov. 9th 81.
The Cape Mining Co., in account with J. NJ.
Faulkner, Treasurer, DR..
For amt paid your contract with
A S. Hart. $40. 600 90
For divi6'd Sept. 80, 1000 OF. Is 1000 90
Oct 10. 1000 o.. 10000 90
" Oct. 20, $500 oz... 50,4O0 90
Nov 5.SI 80 per sh 800 90
gain in cashing div. at 81 so 80 81
Expenses, including services,
labor, tools, taxes, materials
Observation-Disclosures. $685. SO
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
WM LATTlMORE,
Tensurer Butte County.
NOtiCe to Attorneys.

By an order made in the nls rIc court Of Il Fiji.
tecnth Judicial District in ami for iutie County, by
the Hon. e. l.. Williams. Judg, thereof at Chambers
on the Sd day ct OF iea7 kale oh OF sad Couri is
50 changed Tor Nov. Term 1891, as 10 read, Each
Will be disposed ei ur The term as it is reached
upon the calendar NJ. II, DAkRACH,
Oct o0-3t Clerk
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06

MISS OLIVE OATMAN.-We learn from
the San Jose Tribune that this young lady
whose romantic and tragic narrative of her
long captivity among the Mohave Indians,
excited so much interest and sympathy a
few months since, is at present residing in
Santa Clara, under the care and tuition of
Mr.. Rogers, Of the Female Academy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06

JERRY SULLIVAN. - This never failing
friend of editors has again sent US big
budget of Atlantic newspapers. Among
them is complete file of the New York
Times for some fourteen consecutive days,
the Cincinnati Commercial, Missouri Repub
lican and other valuable and interesting
journals. We thank him.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
mn Of this
DIR. l.. j. CZapl<"y

DIR. l.. .J. CZaplA" lin another column Of this
puper will be found the advertisement Of l.. J.
CZAPKAY, NJ. d. The doctors testimonials are Of
such character as TO Justify us in commanding him
to public consideration - gentleman and physician,
and who is in every way qualified for ne ailhf-l
performance of his prOmises If
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
DIED.

In this town. by drowning, on Thureday The Oh
inst, Harry MI0nELs, eldest son of Geo u. and
Mary Crosette, aged years, q months and IA days.
The friends and acquantances of Mr.. Crosette and
family are invited TO attend the funeral, which VIII
take place from their residence. Montgomery street
between Second and Third Avenue. tn afternoon at
8 O'Clock.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06

New LINE OF STEAMsHIPs--C. X. Garri-
son gives notice that the new line of steam.
ships, via Nicaragua, will shortly commence
operations, and that the day Of sailing will
be announced On the arrival of the mail of
the Goth October. So says the State Jour
nal
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
TIsUSTEES.

:
VOLNEY 4. HOWAED, SAMUEL J. UENsLEy.
ELI COOK.
yENHE UNDERSIGNED has established 4,
Ii The City OF San Francisco a BANK. under the
above name, style and Ie. The object is 10 furnish
n safe place of deposit 10 all ca.ses Of the community
especially u FARMERS. MINERS and MECHAN
les. For The nccnmpli> >hmeut of this object there
has been conveyed to competent aud reliable Trus-
tees. PRODUCTIVE REAL ESTATE, amounting To
not less Than four hundred and fifty thousand doIl1rs
Certificates Of deposit will be issued for anv
amount. from Five Dollars upwards but no C,rtid
cate will be issued bearing interest for less sum
than One Hundred Dollars for shorter time than
six months. The interest paid upon these Cerdrates
will be at the rates or Three per cent Der annum
ALL MONEYS LOANED will be npon first class
securites-but borrowers will be required 10 nav ain
the expenses Of searching ties, drawing mortogoes
and other papers-the right reserved TO the bank IN
say who shall search tho titles draw the ma ney. and
the manner in which they shall be drawn
Gold Dust viii be received and deposited nj tha
United states hint. or any Assay Office, for assay and
the depositors OF the charged The usual nsrEat
rates Tor so doing
Foreign and domestic Exchange purchased and
forwarded, charging usual commissions in ouch casas
but no Exchange will be forwarded without funds n,
ample satisfactory security in hand
The Bank is situated in the CITY OF SAN FRAN
CISCO, on the North East corner OF Montgomery and
California Streets, and will be open daIly (Snntars
and holidays excepted) from 9 A. NJ. until p NJ
On every Saturday Evening from 10 9 O'clock and
on the night previous 10 the sailing of the Steaners
from O'Clock until III 2.
SAMUEL BRANNAN.
can FRANCISCO, oeI' Oh 1907. n2-1m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06

THE YUBA BRrpaE. - This structure
which has so long been o standing item" for
the Marysulle papers is now finished ar.
ticle." and has actually been crossed by a
dray load Of the "frst citizens" of that
ranch. It is said to be very firmly built.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06

THE RAIN From the various papers
published throughout the State we learn
that the storm which has just visited us has
been very generally felt from north to
south. It has doubtless been very severe
along the aboard
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06

A SpIRIr-SrIRRING TYPo.-We see by
the Marysville Express, that John Church,
formerly of the Sacramento Bee, has become
the proprietor of the Nicaragua Saloon in
Marysville. We wish John many " fat
take"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
DIR. j. GILBERT.

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London.
formerly surgeon Accoucher 10 the Christ Church
Lying-in Institution, London, and late House Phys
sican to the state Marine Hospital, San Francisco.
n. D DIR. G. can receive n few raticnts into his
house, fronting The the Plaza near Musical Hall
0royllle, Aug. 4th
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Turner's. Attention.

The members of the 0rove Turn Nerein are re-
quesed to meet at their Hall this day, at half past
two O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose of attending the
funeral of the child of Mr.. Crosette.
BY order of the President.
:. d. RoSENTH AL, Schriftw.
Nov & 1857
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06

WoN'T CoME.-In reply to the letter ad-
dressed to Edwin Forrest by the members of
the legislature and other State officials, in
viting him to come to California, that gen.
tlemen his written an answer declining to
come. We think be acts wisely in the mat
ter.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
oROyILLE, TRIrAY, NOVEMBER 9Th, 1857.

No PAPER ToMoRRow.-In consequence
Of the sad bereavement which has visited the
home circle of our senior editor. Mr. Cros.
ette, there will be no paper issued from this
Office to- morrow.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
l. q. of q. l..

vaest,, Oroviiic Lodge, No. 80, Inde-
k~Ws%, pendent Order OF odd Fellows, meets
~>sys7r.vyS> every MONDAY Evoning, in the Hall
over Cotton McDermotts Drug store Brothers
ofthe Order are respectfully invited to attend.
I'M. CLARK, N. c.. PETER JONES. Treas'r
G. L. SMITH, V. c., n. SHARP, Secy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
Rich GulcA Steam Mining Co.

An assessmet oi ten per cent on The capital stock
was made the 9Th Of Ocioter Shares H. r., ~,
Al, i5, A. A. IS, 65 CO, G7, 6S CO. 10 a. ~, 10, 0,
jl, 81, SO, 81 So. So, 93, 81. %. DC, will lie sold
at the Court House door at , O'Clock p A., sat-
urday Nov 1857, to the highest bdGer fer cash, TO
pay back assessments. Per order OF Trustees.
ID. HARRIS, Secy.
Oroville Oct. 6, 1877. t9-3w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
n O II ca :

OFFICE WILLS, FARGO CO,
OrOvIie, CT. 2-d, So !
Our Office will be open from to o'clock p. VI. ON
Sundays. JOS. Now NlLIlAAS, Agent.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
Turner's. Attention.!

The regular exercises will take place this day at
O'Clock, 2. VI.
BY order of the Turnwart
SIMON ROSENTIIAL. Schriftw
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06

In addition to the above, Mr.. Faulkner
Faulkner desires US to state that those of the
stockholders who have not received their
third dividend can obtain at upon applica-
tion and proper showing, at Emery s. Co.'s
banking house
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06

Dr. j. Z. YOUNG, whose advertisement adj
yertisemcnt al pears in another column the pioneer
advertising Physician in this tate, has cured more
patients Than any other Attention is called 10 his
advertisement. tt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
DIR. NUBEIRT.

FRENCH PHYSICIAN, Graduate Of the Medical
College of Prance, SURGEON AND ACCoUCnER,
diploma exhibited when requiIed) Montgomery ST.,
next door to the Orleans Hotel
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06

FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER U. D,
x Stated meetings are held in the Masonic
NrSYl II on the second and fourth I'Tida, of ench
~ Nmonlh. II. A. GASTON, NJ. l.. Ii. p.
G. +. CoLToN, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
S371,725 As

In addition to the above is sale of Fiume
&c, to the company below the Cape at $1,000
payable in the stock of that company. For
particulars, call at the Office of A S Hart.
The 81 so per share will be paid at the Office
of G. A. Emery, g. Co, Orovlle.
] NJ FAULKNER
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
THE GOLDEN GATE
Mining Company.
Capital Stock i2O,COO-No. of Shares 200.

TENHE above Company's Claim is located in Main
n Feather River. commencing at the head of the
Cape Clam. and extending thence twenty nine hun
dred feet up the river to the Nebraska Claim. said
Company has been organized, and those desiring to
subscribe to stock can find the books at the law Office
of z ii. Harris, Esq, on Myers st.
NJ PER ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
$37l,725 40
By assessments to pay

Dy HsotSslHeUl5 10 pay
contract. .S12O,OO0 90
By dust. 1880 or. at
sls 90. 231, 800 90
BY reed from sale to
Chinese and others, 20,425 45
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19
Strange and Terrible Affair.

N A:strange affair, resulting in Tile
possible death Of three persons, took
place abouttwo miles from EddyYil1e,
Iowa, on the 10th inst. Il
fAsione ofthe Western stage coach
g reached thatpoint, i passenger by
Gle name Of Joseph Patterson, SJr..
from Joliet, liz, III whose previous
appearance nothing singular had been
observed, exclaimed, s1Why did You
Kill MY cousin!p With d pistol and
q dirk knife NE then commence a
most terrible Onslaught tapon thepas-
sengers, lnortally wounding Dr.. Tim
mons Of Knoxville Marion county.
Ohio, and severely ihiarins alNr.
HglaWder, of Jasper county, Iowa..
He was an entire stranger TO ALL HE
parties injured, and insanity can only
be assigned for tic commission Of the
act. # 4s s5
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19
Mercer Academy,

CHARLESTON, KaNAwIIA e. Il
THIS institution viii bs opsp4d :
MoSpaY NovEapka 10, 1866 The s.
sion miillicpntinue wilhouttiiikrfusiia,
july no, 1857.
The course Of instruction eihbrssss.
Latin. Greek, and French LanEuaep, 4.
elements of German, and the higher Ny
'cnatids. together with the usul braaVI.;I
Of a thorough practical. English sdlsI
jtiot. q e
The Principal desires TO bull np Is
a PERMANENT School ola high order n,
pledges himself to employ. If Seeded I
AIRY time well qualified and aithiul 4
.sistahts, 10 aid him in The discharge = i
duties. I
RIA TIES OF ~ u TioE s
Ordinary! English Branches. pesi i.
session! Of Ten months, ~
Classical Department, s;
EST Pupils received at any time, al
charged from tho time Of admissions I
end ofthe session.
EyfFdr any further information, Il {
admission Of pupils. apply either pere
Eally orsbH letter, 10
WM. e. CLAYTON,
Noy!la 1856. prlnciPaL
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To whon,alI orders must be address So
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19

. fla4 ti-=zJ xeS Il
/ The Democracy sare gaining i'm
lnenselyin the yarious northern States
as it is indicated Aby the elections
which have been lately held Iowa
il probably redeemed; and the Pc,
troit Free Press, says that the first
Congressional District of Michigan
which last year gaEe between eight
and nine hundred Republican, major
ity, have gone for the. DEMOCRATS BY
go majority. Bleeding Kansas, j
says has had its day, and 9tha bred
Scott decision cry has workednot the
slightest benefit to the niggeFites.
Truth, crushed toHthe earth, has
risen again, + /
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19
JOHN G. GIBIiART
Corner Front Street and bvvs, 8
4 CHARLESTON VIRGINIA. ~
Dry Goods, Grocari..
Hardware; QueeIsMare, Glasss..I
Hats, Caps, Boots. Shoes.
"A Saffsllarv 10 - eisi

TIANING Just Received a splendid !. z.
H new goods which has been , 49,
with the utmost care, ! feel wa fIabtsS Z
ing to my customers, thai cal sel ~ = y
any holise in Charleston. i Lsyr s : y q
assortmentof Dry Goods, consisting + "a y,
ladies' dress goods, 81 every descrspiiass ~ (
lotof ciolhs, c8ssimets saiiinets, Fan 's.i g
nels, white. goods, bleached and BIO aes, s
linen, handkerehiefs, gloves hositry, M
the Grocery depetfeinent 1sy Sc had WA =. I,
bIownTsngars, best coffee, EmoIssse.- $. !. y
and black teas, specs, rice; fish ina,s s 8
window glass. powder, shot. lead, M ny, :. y
cordsge liquors, d ye-stuiIs, &c. Ila,,ls,s.s4i
all kinds, such as MECHANICS mi.
shovels, cutlery, chains, ploEs. css,;s,' ~
QueenswiaTe, ofallskinds. GlbsswaI eas9 3
description; also, konsekespets' aitIsls ~
buckets, tnos, tiaware. stoneware cotiss :. -
btooms, brushes, combs &c. ISaadleFyll' ~
dies. harness, brides, bits, tiIrtps, ers -, -
bride Eeins, ,checklines, &c. ~
yinSSif JOHN g HBHARf
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CITY BOOK STORE,
EGaIIL IPOIIS. ONO

WIN. II IN sII would respectfully call The
Mn attention Of country Merchants, Teach
ers and Others to his extensive and well Sc.
lected stock d School and Miscellaneous
Books, Stationery Of all kinds, Blank Books.
DC, dc, which he is prepared to sell, Yhole-
sale or retail, Ut very low rates. 4
His long experience in the business enables
hint to purchase very low and he can afford to
sell at greatig reduced prices.
Particular attention given to orders for
Books for PHI ic- Dr. private LibraIies.
Haak Deeds Mortgages Sc, constantly oh
band: Ii f 45a sn47 /