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Oroiillr, Saturday, October 11, 1850.
VVJIOUL DEHOrKATIC XmVUIOVi.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN,
OF PKNNBYIAA NIA
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKIMtIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.'
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
roR ph kh inr vru i. klictoki,
AUGUSTIN OLIVER A, I GEO. FIIEANOR.
P. DELLA TORRE, \A. C. BRADFORD.
frOR CONOR I S«.
CHARLES L. SCOTT of Tuolumne.
J )SEPII McKIBBKN of Sierra.
froK CLKRK Of SUPBKMK COI'RT,]
CHARLES S. FAIRFAX of Yuba.
ron scpehinticndicnt or public in*triction.
ANDREW J. MOULDER.. .ofSan Francisco.
Regular Democratic County Nominations,
roR MKMOKR4 Or ASSEMBLY.
JAMES S LONG,
11. J. MORRISON.
UOR AHBKBSOR,
JOHN H LILLAUD.
roR ri'BUC administrator,
A. C. MORSE.
ron «.ORONKR
PR. J. P. BROWN.
Business Notice.—Mr. N. I). Witt is tho only
parson milboriied to collect liills on account of lim
Duily Butie Record, for Oroville and vicinity. Our
friends will please take notice.
Political Notices —No political advertising or Job
Work done at this office, unless paid for in advance.
The above will be strictly adhered to.
Religious Services will be held in the
Court House at 7 1 2 o’clock, every Sunday
night, by the Rev. J. W. Burton.
The Rev. Mr. Seymour will preach at the
same place every Sunday at 2 o’clock P. M.
until further notice.
It said ihht Rochsa, the late musical
preceptor of Madame Anna Bishop, the
cantatrice, loft £60.00 to that lady in avail
able funds. Bochsadicd in Australia last
Spring.
pSSr The Yrcka Union speaks very en
conragingly of the prospects of ti e Demo
cratic ticket in Siskiyou county. It says
the north will most ceriainly give an over
whelming majority fur Buck and Brcck
Such is the report from all parts of the State.
Taanks. —That model newsman, Jimmy
Scott, as he does every night, deluged our
table last evening with copies of several ol
the Sacramento and San Francisco papers
Variety Store. —Persons desiring to
purchase anything from a fish hook to an
Iron safe, or from a glass of peanuts to a
watermelon, or if studiously inclined, Irom
the Butte Record down to the London
Times, can find everything they desire at
the "Pioiieet Variety Store" in Washington
Block. Sec their advertisement.
Great Political Discos-ion in Palcer
ville.— From a telegraphic despatch in the
Union, we learn that a grand m iss meeting
was held in Placcrville on Thursday night.
Col. Henley and M. S. Latham, represented
the Democratic party, and Col, Peyton and
R. N. Woods, the American. Mr Woods
ma le the first speech, to which Col Henly
replied, then followed Mr. Peyton, and La
tham closed the discussion It is spoken of
as being a gr ind nil dr, the crowd being
computed at twenty-five hundred of all
parties. The whole city was illuminated on
the occasion.
Democratic Nominations.— The Demo
crats of Sutter county have made the loilew
ing nominations: For the Assembly, Sam
uel Warrington; District Attorney, /.
Montgomery; County Assessor. Richard
Say
A G tod Omen —The Democrats of Solano
have nominated a gentleman named An
drew Jackson, to represent them in the
next legislature; He says, "By the Eternal,
Sol.* no shad go for Bock and Breck ”
Steamboat —We had a conversation
with Capt Lind ey, ot the Young Amei icu,
and he informed us that as soon at the Mat
in the riv -r would permit, he intends run
ning his b -at to Oroville. The Capt. is well
known in Butte County as a gentleman of
enterprise and persevcrence, and will ac
complish the undertaking if anybody can.
Our Irliti «i*l (•• rinnii < Itlxnis.
It has been the boast ol the Black Be
publican party that the great body of tlie
German and Irish voters are in their favor,
and will support Fremont. The very prop
osition, cowing from that party is a double
insult to our citizens of foreign birth. First,
because the idea advanced by the Black Be
publican party, in claiming the support ol
this class of our citizens, shows that thej
consider the foreign born citizen on a par
with the negro of the south. And Secondly,
because a great majority of the Black Be
publican party have waged an unrelenting
war upon them—"war to tbc knife and knif*
to the hilt"—and will be ready to shoot
them down, destroy their churches and burn
their dwellings again, when they find they
cannot use them. This has been the result
once, and will he again. Gen. Scott, in ’£2,
acting under the tuition of Wm. 11. Seward,
undertook to secure the support of our for
eign born citizens, by praising the “Sweet’
German accent,’* and “Rich Irish brogue ’
■ The party headed by Seward and Scott,
| failed to effect their object, and, in a spirit
of vindictiveness, organized a party founded
on the single idea of a remorseless proscrip
tion of those whom they had attempted to
induce into their support. This party was
successful in California, and men who had
sworn to remove and exclude all foreign
born citizens from office were placed in pow
er. The Know-Nothing party fell to pieces,
and upon its ruins has arisen the Bepublican
party who now again profess great love and
esteem for our citizens of foreign birth. At
the head of fhis Bepublican party stands
Wm. 11. Seward, of N York, who was elected
to the Senate of the United States in 1804,
by the Know-Nothing Legislature of his
State. It was at the suggestion of Mr. Se
ward that Mr. Fremont was brought for
ward, and it is to him that Mr, Fremont
owes hia nomination, and should he be elec
ted, Mr, Seward will be the Chief counsellor
in his cabinet. It was fur the purpose ot
securing the foreign vote that Mr. Fremont
was nominated instead of Mr. Seward. Mr
Seward, who is now playing so sharp to se
cure the foreign vote for Fremont, when
“Governor of New York, made in the city of
Bichmond, Virginia, a formal proposition to
Gov. Win. Smith, the object of which waste
trade off the Germans and Irish landing in
New York for the free negroes of Virginia.'
man for man, cargo for cargo—stating at
the time, that the Germans and Irish had
proved very mischievous in the State of New
York, ai d that, for his part, he, (William 11.
Seward) thought the free negroes of Vir
ginia would nmhe better citizens than the
Irish and Germans!
This is from the head and front of the Re
publican party, who claim that our liii-li
and German citizens are with them! Whai
do the Irish and Germans think of it ?
Marysville Water Works. —We arc
glad to learn that our old friends, Captains
Wells and B iyly have at last been successful
in finishing the repairs on their engine, and
are again supplying the citizens and streets
of Marysville with water. Since the confla
gration in which they were burned out, the
city has been in a sadly dusty condition
from the fact that without tluir very efficient
sprinklers, there has been no means of wa
tei ing the streets. Great inconvenience has
resulted in consequence of their misfortune,,
aa 1 very many articles of dry goods, jewel
ry, etc., have suffered material injury from
the clouds of dust continually rising.
Horrible Murder. —The Hun gives an
account of a most atrocious murder commit
ted in San Francisco ou Wednesday night.
The victim was a beautiful but frail
French girl, by the name of Victor Kotanz
She was found dead in her bod on Thursday
morning.
From the appearance of the wound, she
had been evidently killed with a long double
edged poinard, the cut commencing low
down on the left side, aud ranging up to
wards the heart.
The murderer has not yet been discovered
but it is expected that the deed was done by
u triend u> the Italian Chiato, who is now in
prison awaiting his trial for throw ug vitro!
ou a French woman sometime since.
The Ual. Stage Company —Messrs
Moatgoaiery, Stevens and Rapelye, officers
in this company, were in town yesterday,
making arrangements for running the Shas
ta line of coaches through our town. Tbes<
gentlemen, as well as many others connected
with and employed by the company, frou
their uniform politeness and generosity to
wards the members of the press throughou
the State, deserve the thanks of the corp
editorial For the continued and variou
favors extended towards us by their agent
in Marysville, Messrs. Fowler and Israel
ami their obliging drivers, Harris am
O’Neal, we feel under a thousand obiiga
lions.
Busin ess.— Great wagons filled with goods
of every description are constantly arriving
here. Yesterday, our streets were almost
blockaded with immense teams and waggons,
and from these and other evidences, we are
led to the belief, that our usually prosper
ous toVn, is, if anything, in a more flourish
mg condition than ever.
Four stages arrive here from below daily,
md more are about to be put on the route'
Encircled as we are, by mines that are al
most inexhaustible, and located at a point
that is such a natural depot for the vast ex
tent of country above us, it is a matter lit
tle to be wondered at, that the merchants of
Marysville are trembling with the fear, of
our one day, not far distant, taking the
place of that city as the point to which the
entire up country trade will come.
This is no vain boast, and the reputation
our town has gained from the accounts of
the many visitors who arc con-tantly flock
ing hither, is sufficient evidence that such
is the case,
Oroville is ns naturally the place of busi
ness lor the mountain traders, and those
who reside in the neighboring vallies, as
New Orleans is the point to which the pro
ducts of the Mississippi valley must be bro’t
for a market, and through whose merchants
the supplies for that vast country must come.
We are safe in prognosticating that in a
very few years, our town will stand second
in population and importance to no interior
city in tho State.
Our Social, Condition. —“ Sooner than
let rny children run about these streets,” ex
claimed in our bearing, a father who expect
ed the arrival of his family by last steamer,
“1 would shoot each one of them ”
He was right. We admire the stern Ho
man-like spirit that dictated the express
ion—it was worthy of the man. Better, fur
better the young soul be s nt unstained on
its mission by a father's hand, than live a
foetid imp, amoral leper, a burthen to itself,
a disgrace to society, and eventually an ac
cusing demon against that father at the bar
of Eternal J ustice
Truly we are reduced socially to an en
viable condition, when parents, sooner than
have their childrei reared among us, prefer
such a frightful alternative.
Let us hold a mirror up to this communi
ty. Burning shame almost makes our pen
swerve from its elflce, in transcribing the
picture there presented. Gambling den and
flat lot palace, stand in polluting contiguity
to the family hearthstone. Miserable and
disgusting prostitutes flaunt through oui
streets in broad day, regardless of every law
of decency ; while at night, the doors of
their houses are thrown open, emiling a
sickly glare to entrap the unwary into their
sinks of pollution and death.
To no place are they confined, none is sa
cred to them
Shall this continue r Shall our families
be subjected to loathsome contact with these
cess-pools of iniquity ? If so beware the
consequence.-.
G.
The late Storm.— The storm of Monday
lust was one of great extent, and in the
mountains unusually severe for so early in
the season. In coming through the valley a
Jay or two since, we noticed all the higher
mountains apparently as completely covered
with snow as if they had been visited by a
regular December snow storm. In conse
quence the river mining is about closed lor
the season.
Out and Gone —Two noted scoundrels
broke jail on Thursday night at Santa Crux
and made theirescape One of them, John
Robb, was waiting his trial for stabbing
John Quinn, and theother, Rnymon Bucinu,
had been convicted of horse stealing.
Robberies— Robberies are still of fre
quent occurrence in San Francisco. A few
nights since a house on Dupont street, near
Fine, was entered and robbed of silver plate
to the value of £2uo.
Out for Buchanan —The Pittsburg
Post states that Francis P. Blair, Jr, over
whose election in Missouri to Congress the
fusionists made such a “shriek,” is to ad
dress a mass meeting in that city in favor of
Buchanan and Breckcnridge.
An Army Missing.—The Prussian official
Corresponds says;
“General Cruleff. who commanded a Ru«-
-ian division during the siege of Sebastopol,
was afterward sent to the frontiers of Per
-ia, where he appears to have advanced too
nr into the hostile territory. Cut off from
ill communication with his own countrymen,
nd threatened on his flank by immediate
icrdes of Circa-sians and Kurds, he found
dmsclf obliged to make a retreat across
"landless wastes of the inhotpilal sandstep
>e«, and as nothing has hitherto bem heard
■f him, great fears are entertained for the
afety of the General and bis whole army.”
The River, —IVe learn that the Nebras
ka claim at Long’s Bar, although its opera
tions have been suspended for a few days
by reason of the rise in the river, will bp in
a condition for working again in a short
time, the dam having escaped damage from
the water.
The Montezuma claim will also be in full
blast in a day or two.
The Pacific Railroad and the Fufz
Canal — A correspondent, writing from
Washington to the Baltimore Sun, says:
The Pacific Railroad scheme is not yet
dead. Geographical jealousies have contrib
uted so far to delay the passage of the bill.
A railroad to the Pacific and a canal across
the Isthmus of Suez are the two great enter
prises now before the world, and when com
pleted, will do more for the civilization and
happiness of men than all Chartism, Red Re
publiciinism, and negio philanthropy hete
and elsewhere. It the Isthmus id Suez is
pierced before we have a railroad to the Pa
cific. the United States will be commercially
distanced.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR CONSTABLE
It. 1.. PAT'D iN announces himself us a candidate
for ('unstable, for < ipbir Town»hip.
FOR CONSTABLE
We are authorized to uiiniuince the name of
N. I*. H ITT, a* a candidate ter Constable, lor the
Township of I'pbir. at tin l ensuing e • cllon oil*
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
W. B. SA FFOKD announces bis name ns n camli
dale for Justice of llie IVace. forOphtr Township, at
the cuming election oclo*
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
The friends of J. U. I.AH lO.N, JU.. hereby nn
nounce him as 11 candidate for Justice of the I’eace
for t iphir Township, subject to the nomination of the
Democratic Convention. olo*
ijr DU. A. 1tA1.1,, offers his professional ser
vices to the citizens of t troviile and vicinity, having
had much and long experience in the treatment of
the various diseases incidonl to tins climate, lie hopes
to give satisfaction.
.-pecml attention given to diseases of a private nn-
Itheuinutisin, Ac., which lie can cure without the
use of mercury.
Orricc, front room, No. 17, United States Hotel,
up stair* —Oioville. ocl-tf
N EVV ADVERT IS EM ENTS.
JUST RECEIVED
FINK l.uT of l it K,-lt 1 Ul 11 nl the Pioneer
Variety Store,” and ankee Notions Depot ”
a i. » o
The most complete assortment of Shelf Hardware.
I’ersons desirous of sending tonne the sun Francisco
Steamer Papers,can do so by leaving the address at
I lie Pioneer Variety Shore and Yankee Notions IV
p> I Washington llnx k, Myers elleel bd dooi liom
.Vloiitgoniery st oil
DISSOLUTION
f g IIIK HO PA lit Nli 'tslt 11* heretofore existing be
ll tween Dickey V Goodman. "known as .1. S.
Dickey At t 0,,” in the Magnolia Saloon, is this d iy
dissolved by mutual ci nseiit. J. *s. Dickey as-nines
.1 m b lines, and all persons indebted will phase
make iinnn dime pay llielil to him.
Ciigned J. S. DIf’KEY,
H. M. GOODM AN.
Oroville, October. 11. A D. ]k/jii. ocll if
OROVILLE STORE
Wholesale and Retail I
rRIIIK undersigned liming n turned from San
i Francisco and removed In iho fire Proof Hnck
block, Montgomery. two doors troin Myers street,
(U iisliinglon blot k.) would re?( ecllnlL call Ihr at
lelition ol the inludnlanls of oroville and vicinity,
to I lie fact of Ins bn'in.r Hie largest Stock and the
best assiUlllul.l cl t nods to be lolllul Ibis side ol
s Hern till n to. N. y Hoods w ere all pun I ill-id lor cash
at lie' very lowest tigure ihid money ccudo buy them
it ■r, and as I sell lor t in li, and L ash only. Hue lining
aw ay w ith the list of deadheads w inch everyone
must have that does a credit Imsiness. I am pre
pared to oiler Old(,Cl melds to cusnmers such ns no
other House in •'roville w ill tiller My Slock consists
ol i * Itoi 1.b11..- in ad Hs vnneiies; Provisions of (he
best quality; Liquors anti t-yrup* of Ibe choicest
brands CilbbkUiY of ibe latest styles, and
HARDWARE in all ils li unebes.
In add t on to this, customers can have their good*
delivered by my Enures* W agon at their own door,
Ires idcuargo. J F. KEBsHNG.
obi f
MONTE CRISTO
BOWLING SALOON!
One door above the V, ?. Livery Stable, Myers streets
OROVILLE
JOHN soon. Proprietors.
fIMIK ABOVE LhU I.ING > A LOON HAS BEEN
_B. put in COMPLETE iti.l’.tlK. and we respect
fully invite the Boys ej and about these diggings who
wi-K to play a quiet game ol TLN PIN.-, or take a
like, cm I (Irak ol t-pinls. to give us a call at die
MONTH CliL-iO. JOHN BC’uTT Jt lb.
Oroville, August £l5, 1850. uugjk-tf
DR W WOODWARD,
MSI II AS IV A 1/ 1»H
on Dc
office I'ppusi.e Hie Empire Hotel on Muni
goinery si reel, Ortn die. ob»l f
Saloon Department i
fIAIIE BAK KIbl.M ol the I B. Hotel will lie kept
■ open day and night, where may be found Hie
choicest slock of Wiius Liquors, and c igars in Om
ville. Lunch will tie served ul all hours w ith «v* ry
delicary Hial can be provided.
» pp<lf J. BROULETTE » CO
BEST HAVANA CIGARS
\ND TOBACCO —WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
at Hindi's Cigar and Tobacco Emporium, over
the Phoenix Saloon, PH. WATERMAN,
I
VIOLINS AND ACCORDEONS,
TALI AN ViOLIN it GUITAR SIRING?, Bridges
and Bows at PH. WATERMAN’S.
IANBLEB AND MATCHES 4 , at Bloch’s.
J PH. WATERMAN.
BANKERS.
riIARI K* II «*!•«»».
M. W. lIXSMON.
HEDGES & HANNON,
IS A N K E It S ,
Warbinuton limn, «r Movnitmmt
*m> M vie ns Snotkis.
co/./y dust rrucJiAsni)
AT TUB HIGHEST BATES
OR FOKVVaUOKIITiiTMK MINT FUR AFSAYOU
COINAGE.
CHECKS ON MARYSVILLE,
SACK AM UNTO AND SAN FUANCISCO.
Slglii noil Time Dinli* iTirnUlu il «» Iho
ATLANTIC STATUS AND EL'KOPK.
Oroville, Oct. ft, In. i). «'i.V:r
Me WILLIAMS & TVMESON,
BANKEHS,
xi:\v liuit’K m n.iiiMi—no;M u muntgom
-11, \ ami MV hits* f-TUI. I.Tf>.
on o\ r iXjii h .
GOLD DUST BOUGHT
At the Highest Bates.
CliocKm at Par!
ON MARYSVILLE. SA i If xMIN TO CITY AND
SAN FRANCISCO.
SIGHT DRAFTS
For Side, on nil the Principal Allßlilic Ctles.
j yr DITOSFIS received. mill otherwise,
Jul) 11. ISftli. jyH-ii'
HENRY KEEFER’S
HU & MiIAMIE
OFFICE,
Corner of Miner street ami tl.e Plaza,
BID WELL, Cal
aol i) i) u s t n o ug n t
At tin* Highest Hates.
■#!
CliM'kii Drawn un iliui k lii iiningim tl> Co.
MAIt V »' VI LL K.
-*•*-
Kills of Exchange on all tiio Eastern Cities,
New Y'irk, "I Louis, Mw
HostOll, 1 lIK-illllHli, OtllD
Philadelphia,. Louisville, Ky.
didllinore, Detroit, Midi.
EXCHANGE UN LONDON.
11 It A ITS PAYARLE IN
Montreal, C VV.. tiuehec.C. K.
Iliiiinlluii, C. VV , branllord, C. it .
Toronto, 0. VV. London,o \V,
Ft. Catharines, C VV., ♦ hiiilntin. 0. VV’.
Central and Special Ihposils Itecelved.
11 id well, September isfto. s-.Vtf
C. II ftIACY, C. 1.. Li>W, I*. F. LOW.
MACY, LOW & CO.,
BANKERS,
CORNER OF PLAZA, AND iIIOH STREET,
MARYSVILLE
GOLD DUST i' UIIC II AS ED
AT THE HIGHEST RATES,
OK FORWARDED To THE MINT FOR COIN AC# E,
O lx. o c Is. fe* at Z?ar,
ON GARRISON, MORGAN, 1 Rtf/, ,v RALSTON,
SAN FRANCISCO
VVe ar« prepared to draw SIGHT L.\i ILVNGR on
M I>SIIS. I HARI.ES Mi tRGAN & CO., NEW YORK
Also. on tin; titlier principal Eastern Ciliu.
Murysville, Auguul 4, Isio. nul-ll
MARYSVILLE
ASSAY OFFICE!!
11A lilt IS, MAKGII AN D X CO.,
K iimi, nmr Hie l unn r ol Suomi ilntl,
M.ilt YS VILLE.
ALSO—Ki 7 J STREET, SACRAMENTO.
Will ronlinue to curry on On; biiMin ss of
Melting, lU-lining N Assaying
aoy. a ajs j) oue .s
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
VVe guarantee the correctness of our Assays, nml
liinii ourselves to pay any dillei slices llml may ans«
with an) ol itie L S. MI.NTs. Returns made in from,
six to twelve boors,
IN BARS OR COIN
F'riuiuM or Ui auz ftnovru inb Viirio,
TERMS FOR ASSAYING: ilie mine as in San
Francisco, H. HARRIS,
1). MAIO HAND,
C. L. FARMINGTON.
jyJH-M.y
Bill. Mil OrajIMMMO 1
■ WOULD RESPECT tC i I.Y inform the public
of oroville and victimy< Hint 1 Lave opened with
tne largest and best select) d Mock ol
DUY GOODS AND CLOTHING,
ever brought into Ibis market which I will well just us
low as our house in Sun I r.ncisco. 11. SIMON,
New Fire-prool Rriuk block. Montgomery street,
please give me a c .11 and examine lor )our«*e|ves,
OstvlUc. Sept, itft, is..it. s'Jtktf
To Contractors.
PROPOSALS f»r flaming and dr) lag the Buckeye
Chtim, will be received i all. the girth instant.
The claim consists V all that potion of ihe Main
Feather river, cuwm«nc;ug a - , ihe loweretul of High
Rock nice, a ;«d run mug down stream about eleven
bnndred lent. JAMES SARGENT, Sec'y.
October Sth, A. D. Dsu. o'J 3V
Just Received 1
4 T THE CHEAPIST 11,07 RING HTORK IN
J\. Oroville, a large and ■pler.dlii lot of CLOTHING
winch 1 otter for sale VLRV CIILAP FOE CASH.
Sept. IS, 18V. »UMX