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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-14
THE FAMOUS ROADSTERS.
THE EATON HORSE,


NAUGATUCK BLACK HAWK,
Imported and Owned by the Tennessee Live Stool
Company.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-14

CoTToS-The stock of Cotton hand is small, and
there but little in the trade may be regarded
nesrly closed. There have ew small parcels Sold
We renew our quotations as follows:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-14
From J. b. Bennett, General Agent Of Etna ms Co
Southern and Western StAtes.

s. 0FHoE OF TIE CIs, HAM AND DAYrOS IA
Childs Co.'S Patent CemenE Roofing is now
on our best class Of Buildings. We are covering on
Cars with Il, and our Master NJ, chanic reports We
able 10 il s. :. L'HOMMGDIEC
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-14

ToBACCo-The sales Of the week 80 hogs
head at uprcss. The follow quotations give the prices
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-14

CINcIENAn AGKNCT ROYAL INSURANCE. CoMPAi
February 8, 1851
Ihave examined W. Z. Chlds 4 Co.'S Elastic
Water Proof Cement Roofing" and. as far as l can
consider IL great invention, and wiling %
buildings thus protected upon the same terms as
those covered by metal. JNO. s. LA
Agent Royal ms. Co., London and Live
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Fifty ACRESOF HEAVILY TIMBER.
ED LAND.

Attic same time we will sell
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-28

fIENFss senrS6Slsa UGerInIe O6C SsjJcaq AS.
9aXSs ttotta Bltters Ht191ni's G.F9n1n Bitt.rs
AssetSole FiaetaFe. Citrate Of AaEneaia Dry
SUPERIOR Srtelsl, Ene Cinch
SSatsettSns Sogre6Sys Rsl Electric on AverI
an OF DR.. aNnea Holiness AMI = pltaI
arSlee O HrSnty, equ to any q, the eItyS
received aud for sale at the Dr store
.99sS PUNOENRC1RG 4. RORERTSll.
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DYERTTs EMENTs.
HA .TS AND CARS.


w dful Ag1nTt1enthoS ever hrnnrhi TO
tbs e e most fasonabe that could be made In the
Il comprises In Ta4f tle foIlSutna kinds:
8ents No sl toleRin gis Vt and elastic. made nv
ne bsst hatters Et and r. Strict accordance With
REag HoiaE and Wide Hats lte and black; Soft Fur and
Weea h1taef sHssy eo.oF. a91l ~ y and price.
Caps q every description and NJ the most recent stvles
E1el aste Nevada. Know NnbinV, PvTenese. Pvra'd Go
Caps. other abundance which VIM sold
ISge than 9oedlof these kinds offered before
Chiu. Hats AMI Cans n an kinds Just received from
the uEost Fashionable Ionaee in s1ea York.
All PsFsonS STe T1os 10 can In and exc
anime cur maRnlirfnt Fsrcl n EQ0 hFtnFe Purchasing
sloshere, awe That please the
NOTHING vill he wanting part and aecommO-
date oar nurasEoH. netrons
Xou wish ANYTHING IN the Of Hats and inst rive
"a g ge I'm Eoar9nsee IIi sen -" ene1s
andon the most favorable terms.
NJ g n. 4EI0e1rs = snS
nj IS - llar az ~ - q Ill
Are % bSia lsiis use WnOn'S HAt1 pFsTnR GTTvF
20 Won want = Foo9 fnipeHt- use F0RStI "A RAIN.
g0tQ The HTidCe Oslner Drag EfnUe.
3 y9a snt 10 VSk quick good aad cheap. his
7. y0pr horse lame mex use sfERcuATs sARsLING
Ftaysyoq . cough, use the HOAREouSpRA1sAM.
ehnuldeF Brace Port NanNaTe
SsaPPofseE Balm Of Thousand Flowers
SssSsa.e. s S:5t1:'s = =
1sSs55-.5 Fine SnnnVe
HolloNav's pIlls AMI ointment
BoeIhaye'a Holland Rtters
HooGandaS German RitterS
Bar sale b 4. IN. LOGAN Z CO.
Bridge Corner DrnRFIhg.
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FOR Ti'E ci' itE or

These Periodicals. b represent three great politics
OF treat britAlnNVhlgs Tory, and Radical, -hu
" ONLY one Of l'ar organ
ksltEtOn Ihey Rtau the ever have STOP unTi
~ ths world Of tiers being considered lisp ns
. o. every class they Furnish
ts world, than BE- possibly obtained frof
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- ENGINE FOR y VIE.
NEW and complete En:iDe, cYIInlsr II inchey y
strokei with two new Boilers, 50 inches ITansIcr al
aPt0 mo ". MATTHEW 4 CT
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- Ase1Wttful ure.H ha " O. -
y have few stella Sim W nj II PIusl
9rders the lAtest and de isnIle fot
'H!tes Dress shaWls Also, few nr l3FOthe slaWls
EusSl9 .sEgE s-5ss =sf = s. STUSE & THOMAS
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MOTH Isl.
TIE ofce cf fhe Western TELEGRAPH Co. has been mover
TO the .. 4 q RR n.p3t The nulIc viii please l,e,t
mind that THIS Il the only direct Route Baltimore an.
N1sih ton City. Dispatches received 1onts RnSt
J CARMAN. Prest
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e hereby given g PeFsons from taking
I'VE tTen NJ Ohio, sept 20th
sS months after iSts TO D. q. King ornFiI n as said note
outalned6 and the same vii not be paid
~ o n,S' ROBERT AC1NTlRE.
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New ArrtNfl
FROM TIE EAST ISFSES lI1I' kl3 l1s.
In Az opening jg ne
eeTed from The Eastern eeg1 and 2eeieeten
ErtRest DIRE. snk the Wauts OF my enlo AMONG
other thlpES thIs arrival embraces Il szslf3
Rio and Java Cptlee8, best 1uNkttesS
Green and BihekgEeha, StIleRt0tt
Rrasi Ataekeral, No. u in kitsta iE5 sj i
NoE2t 54-5ifi5s4
Salmon, 40. 1, In kits, very dne;
e Mol, In teFces; -5,5sss59 Fl
Pickles, III lars AZ Qfted; 80 49,.
Canned Frnttl, embracing Peaches, Tomatoes 4e;4
JEIieSS IN Jars Il
quantity Of very SnpsrioF DTs Beef. the
best cure an usually kept
- 80 W8I. HEBuRNs
S Ge2s No. 81 Monroe e.
n 5I33TIA1(lNA19 IL.
n TCOLALLENs u KNOX have removed theif R90th9lte
Hoet Of o0tFand Ssosq, 20 the new four etory brick
No a18 SaRln street,
buildings north of the echNncSs Bank
on The Opposite sIde6f The street. and doors south OF m
Selhv's dTV gu0ls store. f "
Ihankfq for the patronage hsFssn9Te 70
for doing busness they or 70 s greater ni
eas - '-'. SsGI3AILENs KNOX
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SflsBARREl6 Nlls lSelect White Wheat)
b b BtSfe,s StFs Rlt saIlsr serted bran d
8 10 BdAllelss krssl CDFn III and Ia
sfOre G9F aaie bX asa 80 i, ~. PUMPfIRRY -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

ACCIDENT NEAR CAMPO SECo The San
Andreas Independent say that n German
named Frederick Rose was seriously injured
a few days ago, while at work for the Lam
cha Plana Ditch Company. He was blasting
rock for the grade of the fume at deep
canon on the Mokelumne river, near Dia-
mond bar. and was let down to his wor k
(some forty feeD by rope, while he was
being let down, q stone was loosened at the
top of the canon, which fell, striking him on
the top of the head, inflicted a most horrible
wound. Mr. Rose was taken to Campo Seco,
where skillful surgical operation was per-
formed by Doctor Maxim of that place, who
took fourteen pieces of the skull from the
wound. The patient is doing well, and is in
fair way to recover.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

INDIAN DItFlCuLTILs.-The State Jour
nal of Saturday says: Col. William Rogers
proceeds to Carson Valley to-day, having
succeeded in the mission comprehended in
his visit hther. lie is furnished with the
proper arms, and will be accompanied by
about twenty-five men, who are willing to
undertake the hazard and hardships incident
to a winter campaign. The main object,
aside from the discovry of the murderers of
Mcfarland and Williams, is to afford pro-
lection to the families residing in Carson
Valley during the approaching winter 1t
is, as has been stated, deemed that without
some move of this kind great danger might
result from the attacks of the hostile tribes
so soon as the fall Of snow shall have cut off
communication.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19


Bilious The man that works as jo urney-
man under the boss Blo,Uer of the California
Erpress, is suffering from severe attack
of the "yaller janders, "land is as savage as
bear with sore head. His bile got the
better of him on Satur lay, and he gave US
"hark from the tombs" because we spoke u
good word for poor Lord Byron, to whose
poems Mr.. Expressman called the attention
of innocent girls and boys, saying they were
naughty, etc He intimates that we are his
rival, and that we write for our "Chemuck.'
The first is a mistake-we hope-as we are
not Que of the fast editors-a regular clipper
and the last is too true to make joke of
We "aint sayin' nuthin'' about folks who
"work for nothing and find themselves -
Not having Byron handy, we make the above
quotations from memory.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

CRUSHED BY FLUME WHEEL.--The
Placer Herald of Oct 10th says: AT Horse
Shoe Bar, one day last week, man named
Benjamin Bowman, whilst walking n log
laid across river fume, and just in front of
a large wheel, slipped off, and falling under
the wheel, was so badly crushed by the
buckets that he died the same night. Mr..
Bowman was from the State of New York.
The same day another person fell from the
same log under the wheel, but passed safely
between the buckets, was shot out Of the
fumo well ducked and considerably fright
ened.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19
BADLY Treated.

Frenchman with an Irish name John
RAFFERTY, was beaten in a terrible manner on
Saturday, by an Austrian whose name we
have not learned 1t seems that the two had
had difficulty the day before, and that on
Saturday they met, and after talking the
matter over, agreed to go down below town
and fight it out In accoi dance with this
agreement they started, and had gone down
into the neighborhood of Chinatown. when
the Austrian, who was behind, threw a stone
at Rafferty, which struck him on the back Of
the head and knocked him down. In this
position he was very. severely pummel'ed, and
his face and head bruised and battered until
it looked the various colors Of a decayed
damson. In fact, as Roaring Ralph Stackpole
says, he was "teetotaciously chawed up"
and in this plight applied to Doctor VroOman
who bound up his wounds. The victorious
Austrian has not been arrested.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19
County Treasure,'s OAiee,

UROVILLE, UCIUDtf ON, Io5I.
Notice e hereby given. that all pcrsonsho holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Furd,
registered between the lst day of November 1868,
and the 9Th and 18th OF February 1857 inclusive,
except Nos. 1914. and 1880 also Court House and
Jail Warrants Nos SAL SAG, and ji3 ulsoWarranis on
indgent SICK Fund Nos 1904 l4O2. 1905 ilO4, 1892,
1884, 1881 that the same win bc paid on presentation
AT this olce and afior this date sad Warrants will
cease to bear interest.
WIN LATTlMORE,
Teasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

BLASTING ACCIDENT The Downievile
Democrat of Oct. 10th says: Henry Rich
and partner, mining on Hog Canon, seven
miles up the East Fork, on Monday after
noon, by the premature discharge of a blast,
were so severely injured in the eyes, as to
be unable for the present to 60 more than
one eye, collectively, on anything. Strong
hopes are entertained that they will recover
the full use of their sight. An arm of one
of them was also somewhat injured, and it
is matter of surprise that both of them
were not instantly killed, as large mass of
rock was thrown out by the discharge
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19
FeIll,to Good Hands.

Officer Charley Durette found a drunken
man lying asleep in the street on Friday
night, and on searching found purse in his
pocket containing about $3.50 in gold coin.
Charley took his charge to the St. Nicholas
and procured him bed for the night, put
ting his money in a safe place until its owner
sobered off. We dislike to remind people of
their misfortunes, but in sympathisng
spirit tell our thieves they missed mighty
good haul by not finding this prize first.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19
SACRAMENTO sTORE-Extra

Our friends will please nke notice, that hereafter
NO CREDIT WILL BE GlNlN lor goods at this
store. Justiccto oursel.es compel ns to adopt this
rule, and We request those hay!ug accounts With us
to pay the same Immediately We have in siore
and shall keep on hand large stock Of GROCER
les, PROVISIONS, MiNkRa' TOOLS, &C, &c,
all of The best quality, and will bo sold CHEAP FOR
CASH. Il. ENlSON s. co.
Orovllle, Sept lst. 1857. sl-n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

RICH QUARTz-Messrs Power and Lunn
members of the Iowa Quartz Company, loca-
ted on the South Fork Of Poorman's Greek
near Eureka South, passed through this city,
says the Nevada Journal of The 10th inst on
Saturday last, on their way to the Mint with
$13. .455 worth of gold dust, the product of
three weeks operation in their valuable lead.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

of our readers who are interested in racing
horses, and "the like O. that" we publish
the following which we find in an old copy
of the "Spirit of the Times: "The fastest
mile ever made by running horse was
made by Henry Perritt," in l:42l. The
fastest mile ever made by PAGER, was made
by "POcahontas" in 2;17A, and the fastest
mile ever made in trotting was made by
"Flora Temple" in harness, in 2:24h." This
information is undoubtedly reliable, for if
ePorter's Spirit" don't know. We at o loss to
divine where the spirit is that does.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

ENCORE Tho Sskiyou Chronicle says
that Yreka dog that was in the habit of
attending the theatre went to the Dramatic
Troupe's performance, and took seat near
the door. When the audience called for
"Don Cesar de Bazan," the dog struck in
and howled vociferously, but when the Don
came out. the dog Immediately " dried up"
thinking there was o mistake, mewhere.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

THE CASE OF PLUMER The Navada
Journal of the 10th says, Henry Plumer was
brought before Judge Searls on writ of
habeas corpus on Tuesday. The amount of
his bonds not being sufficient to meet the re-
quircments of the statute, he was not al
lowed admittance to bail, but was remanded
to Jail. The grand jnry empanneled for the
case, returned on yesterday an indictment
for murder. 1t is probable change of
venue will be applied for, to try the case
either in Placer or Yuba counties
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

TAX PAYERS SETTLING UP.-Since Sheriff
Plum was inducted into Office, he has paid
nearly $4,000 into tie County Treasury -
The tax payers have been settling up lately,
and during the past lew days the Court
House has been the busiest place in the town.
The new revenue law makes people prompt
10 lend their support to the government
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19
A Leader.

A Leader, ms everybody who don't know
ought to be ashamed Of themselves for sa ,;ng
so. is the long, tedious article in the first or
second column of the second page of news
papers, which nobody reads but editors, old
women and politicians, and which, moreover,
is generally con sideren by tie learned fra
ternity of newspaper men as sine qua non,
some thing that must be done S, oner or
later before the paper goes to press
Well, such is /" leader" as the times 60,
and for want of another and more interest
ing subject, we are attempting to fill up the
usual space in this column by .aying what
we do say. A subject, as intimated above
is necessary to found the ground work for
an article upon which writer desires to
write, hence these few lines. That is to say,
having found foundation upon which to
base q superstructure, and that base and
supersiructure being in the enitors "mind's
eye" and the empty " copy hook staring
him in his other eye, and the compostors
being clamorous for something upon which
to exercise their skill in the " art preserva-
tive Of ts,-why. then editors write this
kind Of thing--leaders.
A great many leaders are wri ten to fill
up q column as is this for instance, but then
again they are composed because fellow
feels like it and is warmed up with thinking
about something until he can't stand it any
longer, but has to write to ease his mind,
1t may be proper to state thst this is not
one Of those leaders which is brought into
existence by any such cause. 1t is one Of
those such as are frequently suggested to
the editor by sense of duty toward his
daily readers, and to the company or indi
vidual by which or whom he is paid for
blowing the be lows.
In this connection, and while we think of
it we will state that in future, whenever we
have nothing to say aud can think of nothing
to write about sufficiently at length to make
leader OF, we shall refrain from doing it,
and shall suffer our readers to lead them
selves and pick out whatever good readable
matter they have fancy for and call it q
o leader or anything else they please, but we
will be blessed if we are going to write n
half dozen pages about nothing--as in this
case-just for the sake of doing it, and to
have the name of writing leaders 1t don't
pay.
But these are awful times for subjects,
Notwithstanding rondo is still being played,
he town needs fse engine, gas is about to
be introduced, our morals are in shocking
fix, the Mormons have been playing the old
Harry on the plains, Kirk still lives, and all
that, besides a vast deal more. But it
is troublesome to work oneself up to pitch
of excitement or enthusiasm commensurate
with the Importance of the subjects suggest
ed by the above facts, and that is what
causes US to remark that these are awful
times for subjects.
Trusting We have said enough to make
this leader on leaders look like a regular
leader, we will go to supper, promising, as
is the custom of some learned editors to cal
lude to this subject again" or in more ele-
giant parlance, 81 more anon," which being
interpreted means, a good old fogy way to
wind up leader.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

SUIT FOR DAMAGES w. r Cantwell has
recovered $400 damages in suit against H.
W. Bragg, in the District Court for Sacra-
meuto. The suit was brought for damages
in the sum of 500, 900 for malicious prosecu-
ton. The defendant has appealed to the
Supreme Court
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

THE UNION -Messrs. Seymour and Har-
sey have given the " Fourth of July House "
a new name aud opened il in splendid style
as " The Union," and viii henceforth make
it one Of the most attractive places in town.
they are going to give series of free con-
certs. Their advertisement win appear
to- morrow.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

RICHER THAN EvLR.--Dirt was found in
the Cape Claim on Saturday, that surpassed
in richness any found before. 1t lay in two
strata, running across the bed Of the stream,
and portion of the claim not hitherto pros
pected. The result of the "a hours ending
yesterday noon, is estimated TO be eight
hundred ounces.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

The MoNTEzUMA CLAIMING heard
good news from this claim yesterday. Our
informant says that the gold still continues
abundant, and that what is very remarkable
piece was found few days since weighing
over hundred dollars, and that from the
same lead, numbers of specimens have been
taken weighing from one to sixteen dollars.
We have never before heard of course gold
being found in any abundance in the main
Feather.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

RUmoREp MURDERS Reports have been
received at Michigan Bar, from recently ar
rived immigrants, that twelve or fourteen
men. who left that place last spring to cross
the plains, under Frank Goodwin, were mur-
dered somewhere on the route by Indians.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

NATURE has left every man capacity of
being agreeable, though not of shining in
company, and there are n hundred men suf-
fciently qualified for both, who, by very
few faults that they might correct in half an
hour, are not so much as tolerabe.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-A man named
Parks Kabel attempted to commit suicide in
San Francisco on Thursday. He went to a
druggist and asked for dose of arsenic,
but instead of selling him the poison, the
Apothecary dealt him out potion of some
harmless drug, which the poor fellow took,
and thea laid down tO-be very sick. A
physician was called, and an emetic admin
istcred that set him all right again.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

An assessmel OF ten per cent On the capital socl,
was made ON the 5h Of October Shares Il, H., ~,
A, 10, 81, A. is o. &C, G7, GS CO. 10 IL, ~, 49, o.
81, 50, So, ST. 55. So, 93 %. 95. 96, viii be sclo
at the Court House door al O'clock p NJ, sat-
urday Nov 1884, TO the highest bidder for cash, 10
pay back assessments. Per order OF Trustees.
D. ID. HARRIS, Sec'y.
Oroyille, Oct 6, 1857. o9-5w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19
DIR. j. GILBERT.

Member Of the Royal College OF surgeons. London.
formerly Surgeon Accoucher To the Christ Church
Lying-in Institution, London, add late House Ply.
sician to the State Marine Hospital, San Francisco
N B-Dr. G. can receive a few Iatlents into his
house fronting he the Plaza near Musical HALL
0rovile, Aug 4th
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

The MINT The Mint at San Francisco
will close on Saturday, the 3lst, inst, and
no gold will be received until further notice.
The closing is to give officers an opportunity
to make their annunl settlement.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19
oRoyILLE, MONDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1857.

The MINsTRELs - The San Francisco
Minstrels played at the Musical Hall last
evening. A full house was present, every
body I" "tickled nearly to death " with their
music and fun. They are the greatest band
living.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

CONTROVERSIES The Sacramento papers
are disputing about Firemen's char tcrs.
and the three Marysvlle organs are bucking
at one another about the rondo question -
Anything does for subject in these dull
times
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

THE RACE AT SEwELL's RANCH.-We
have been unable to learn the particulars of
the racing at Sewell's Ranch on Saturday,
but get the report second handed that Steve
Ford's mare beat Whisky Bill 80 feet. That
is awful--if true.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

uoop BARGAIN Mr. Morse's house on
montgomery street, which was sold at auc.
uon on Saturday, was bid of by Mr. McDer-
mott Tor $3.50. This was remarkably cheap
tor property 80 admir- bly, situated.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

THEARIcALs.--Mad. Duret is playing in
the Forest Theatre, Sacramento, Mrs Hayne
is at Nevada, Mr. Stark is in San Francisco,
and the Ryer troupe are (or soon will be)
here.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

THEArRE.-Miss Ince, Mr.. Ryer, and the
balance of the theatrical company arrived
yesterday afternoon. and will play NJ our
new theatre this evening as announced, sure.
Miss iace will appear tonight as Julia, in
the sterling play of the Hunchback. Mr..
Ryer plays Master Walter, and the whole
play is admirably cast We advise our
friends to go early. it being the opening
night every seat will be filled almost as soon
as the theatre doors are opened.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

Coon SHoT.-A man shot duck through
the head with Derringer pistol, at a dis
tance of five rods the other day, near Stock
ton. We shall decline any meeting" with
that gentleman.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

AFRAID OF POWDER "A couple of chaps
went out to fight duel near Nevada, few
days ago, but didn't do it because one of the
principles said he couldn't shoot gun, and
was afraid of being hurt. lie is a sensible
fellow.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-19

RoNDc.--This innocent and amusing game
seems, by'help Of the newspapers, to have
become very popular oil over the State. The
Yreka papers say that it has made its debut
in that burgh.