Oroville daily Butte record. [volume], September 19, 1856, Image 2

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(OrouillrDuilii 35ntte JUrori,
(i to: ii riomn. I. tiiiur.
Orotlllc, Friday, Septrnilirr l*J, h.)U.
\atiovil dethkiiiiic \omvnio\s.
FOU PRESIDENT,
JAMES 111 Cli A V
OF PKNNAYIA ASIA
FOU VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. HKHC KIXUIDGE,
OF KF.NTUCK V.
OEnOiKilK STATE TU HU,
ior rn F*im vi i»i. kuitoih,
AUGUSTIN OLIVER A. 1 GEO. FREANOR.
'• DELLA TOUUA, A. C. BRADFORD.
FOR < IISfIHKU.
CHARLES I, SCOTT of Tuolumne.
• •OSEl’il McKIRIIEN of Sierra.
I OR rI.KRH or HI'PRKMK lOIRT,
CHARLESS FAIRFAX of Yuba.
row m rcmmMKWT or rrn ic tssTßi’cnoß.
ANDREW J. MOULDER.. .ofSan Francisco.
ilrsfular Democratic County SomliulioiHi
FOR MKMIIRK" Of ARSKMRI Y.
lAMKS S LONG,
11. J. MOIUUSON.
FOR a: aj*K.-«nK,
JOHN II MLLAIIP.
fO* JIHON’KK,
M)Il J li. HKOWN.
Oroville 4 lliielianan < lur».
Iho regular meetings of Ibia (’inh nro hold on
•’lniraUaj' Evening of curb wck nl the I illicit flutes
I> l> II MiltlH. l!ec, Scc’y.
Ornnd Unity of the Ihniocrnry.
The Democracy of Butte County, arc rc
mested to assemble in Orotille, on Satur
>av, SmvMii k 20tli, in numbers that
• ill make our opponents* tremble. The nice*
,-ng will be addressed by the
Ik>n. W. W. HAWKS, of Sun Branc'scn,
“ \V. I. FERGUSON, of Sacramento;
“ V. E OHtGHII,
“ C 11. Hit VAN. of Yuba.
“ E. 1) WHEELER, “
Democrats ! come up from the gulches and
•twines —from the mountains and valleys.
• n the strength of the UNION, ami carry
orror to llio hearts of-our factional oppo
aonts.
County Affairs. —The citizens of Ore
ille. held a meeting on Wednesday evening.
- o take into consideration the propriety ol
(ceding the required amount of land upon
o-hich the county bu Idings are situated, to
he county This course was rendered nec
ossiry by the refusal of certain parties to
• teed the land as had been expected they
•ould do The result of their deliberations
waaA determination to give a deed to the
county, guaranteeing the title thereto.
against all persons, exceept the U. S Oov
eminent, and the claimants under Mexican
-•rants, if any.
In pursuance of this determination, a deed
was made caut and numerously signed by
mr citixoM* transferring the title to tbc
-iranty. It is-unde re toot! Unit this Jee-I will
i*e acceptable to the Board of Supervisors,
ind that they will proceed to accept the
buildings and order a removvl immediate
ly.
\ Com Com mkncemkn'i. - LastWednes
lay night, officer McLaughlin, made a de
ment on a gambling house that had just
o-een opened, under the Empire hotel, in i'we
room formerly occupied as the Subterraniau
saloon, and succeeded in arresting four per
song.
Yesterday, they had an examination l>e
oro John Jones, and they were found guilty
*f keeping a public gambling house, and
-rec-i-ling over the tables kept for the pur
-ose of gaming, against the laws of the
State.
The complaint was entered by Mr. Bailey,
bo owner ol the building, and as there can
>nly be a fine inflicted, with very little pros
>eot of collecting it. it is ruppo-ed that they
will soon be in full blast again
Officer McLaughlin deserves the thanks of
his community, lor his prompt action iu the
iaattcr.
Ben nit, of the N. V. Herald , pays the
following compliment to its associates iu the
Fremont camp;
•‘We nremere’y using the Black Republi
can ra-cah, f--r tit# purpose of getting a re
form and rev lotion iu the administration
of the government.”
t-ff* We caH the attention ef our readers
to the report of our County Auditor, whicl
we publish in this mornings issue, to the ex ■
elusion of much interesting reading matter
MimuliutMli W hig* for Huchaonii.
It ban been asserted at the Fillmore gatb
••rings here in Oroville, by Governor Foote
Bailie I’eyton, and other Know-Nothin};
Orators, that Messrs. Winthrop and Choate
of Massachuaetss, were supporting Mr
Fillmore, and that through the influence nl
such national-minded whigs, Massachusetts
would cast her electoral vote for the Know-
Nothing nominee. A day or two since, w*
published an extract from a letter from the
Know-Nothing nominee for Governor of that
.State, in which he announced his determine
tion to support Mr Fremont. This alone,
should convince Know-Nothing orators in
California that Mr. Fillmore has not the
least show in the world of carrying the old
“Bay State.” Mr. Peyton told an Oroville
audience, no longer ago than Saturday eve
ning last, that Messrs. Winthrop and Choate
were supporting Fillmore lu order that
nur citizens may know exactly how much
importance to attach to these assertions, we
make the following extract from u lettei
written by Mr. Winthrop, in answer loan
invitation to attend a “Kansas Aid Meeting”
at Fanucl Hall. His letter is worthy an
old line whig Statesman, whose affections
are centered upon the constitution of his
country, and who is willing to sacrifice par
ty attainments when free institutions are in
peril. Such men, whatever may be their
peculiar views upon other questions, if their
hearts beat warm for the constitution of the
country, will be received into the great Un
i >n party of the confederacy, with shoutsol
joy. How different the course of these na
tional men of Massachusetts, from the pul
icy of the migratory K. N. office-seekers in
California, who simply desire to secure tbeir
own election to the United States Senate,
and scruple not to make use of the names
of men who have no affinity with them, and
who would never endanger the Union to
gratify an inoidinatc desire for office. But
to the extract. Mr. Winthrop says:
“There is really but one absorbing ques
tion now before the people. In the so cum
ni.gmtude of its presence all others are
flushed. This question is at last presented
in a tangible form, shall the Union fie pre
served ? or sh ill the first step he taken to
wind* the entire disruption of the Stab a off
the Union by a severance of the North from
the South ? Looking at the political aspect
of the times, with this question staring us in
the lace, we make our clio ce of candidates
The nominees of the Cincinnati Convention
make the preservation of the Union the
maitor of paramount interest. Other prin
ciples are advocated ; but it any principles
are to be compromised, or if any subservi
ency is to be made—all others may be com
promised, all of them may be subservient;
but 4 t'ie Union , it muni hr prim i vrd."
“On the oilier hand, the pre-ci ration o(
the Union is a nnnor and secondary princi
ple with those who have met in convention
under the title »f Republican With them,
the preset vat ion of the Union is to be toiei
alodasa matter of contingency. Mr Banks
examined the iissr overt act of treason in
• lecturing in the balls of Congress that he
was in favor of “letting the Union slide.”
unless a favorite crotchet of hia own and his
associates could, be endorsed
‘•This is the broad him! grand division of
the question Unit now divides the country,
and in view of rt wc hesi'ate not to declare
our iiitinale preference for James Buchanan
to any in her man who sustains the least
chance of election, and to endorse him as a
man well oalcufiited to face the factions in
our own land, and the wiles and combina
tions, and manifold diplomacy of the trick
ster politicians of the old world.”
These K N. Stumpers have also made life
of the name of Mr Choate, of Massnchu
sells, as a man who was using his vast ami
national influence to elect Mr. Fillmore. In
oider to show our readers how Mr Choate
stand* in the present contest, we heg leave
tore publish the following item hvoiigl.t by
the Sonora. It shows how Mr. Choate
stands in the present issue:
Choatk tor Buchanan. —The Hon. Bo
lus I'boa’P, in a recent letter to the straight
C) Whig Committee of Maine, avows his in
motion of vo dug for Buchanan, and advises
the straight Whigs of Maine to do like
wise.
We might here take leave of these poor
forlorn, unfortunate and mistaken Kiiow-
NotUiug stumpers; but w e rrnicmbc , ‘ anoth
er fact mentioned by Bailie Peyton, t q , on
Saturday night lasi. He tolJ l is despond
ing brethein li-erc in Oroville tha. r Aikansns
and Kentucky had gone for Fillmore, and
that he had made large gains in Missouri.
We will not re-puhlish the news from to ore
States, but ask our readers to peruse it i. l
yesterday’s issue, and then ray. if they
dare, that the Atlantic world is not demo
cratic.
For. Stockton. — A deputy Sheriff from
Butte County leti our city this morning ioi
Stockton, with three lunatics, tor the Asy
turn. — t-xprtn*.
A vole lor President was taken on tin
passage down which resell ted as follows :
Fillmore, 3
Buchanan, 1
Fremont, 0
All the Bla-Jc Republican papers now
quote the New York Herald! How Satan
must grin!
AUDITOH’H lIKPORT.
lo tin* Mon. Hoard ol Supervisors in and for Bu'.ti
County.
Uoi Mti—ln accordance with your requisittot
herein submit u ri'|nirt embracing a •tut. incut o'
<• rt|> i-su«d on account of expenditures on lu lml
•f Hutto County trom Junuory Ist 1881 to July !*
'Bii6. And nl*o it *lalcno iit of rec. ipis into the
.'utility Treasury during he«ix monthsabove named.
EXFFNDITFKF.S
For F es of Associate Justices of' Hit* Court
of erosMon* 3 148 ot
For Fees of officers o( Kl« < lions bin I into
iitfc cum inii return** ICR f>ti
•’or Fees ol I’ninl J..ror- 1483 no
*• •* Rratiti Jurors 484 «6
'• •* Witnesses In hue i*.mid Jury.
Court of S'imi ii* mid oil • r Fourls of
t’t lin inn I Jurisdiction in criminal
( n-cr 1330 V
i’or Fees ol .-her If iu Criminal tier-•Fi.Vi no
•• *• Constables *• ■* ]7l-8 32
•* t onnly Clerk, Auditor an 'tli rk
ol Honrd of Supervisor* 1500 00
'or pay mini to estate ol F. I’.iue e» coun
ty Clerk’* f u es of i llice 480 80
For r<iil.iry of County Judin I'j.’itt 15
I’nt wilny mid fee* in crtin cure* ot ln»T
•Atlornej Kki- 00
''or salary cl Bi. pemci nd- nt ol i iiininoii
School- ‘2h* ;.tl
Siilury of Jail t'nj*ieiuii. . 58 50
For lees ol .liislice* In crinonnl cu t's 772 10
For lee* ol Counsel for dt fclise of cri til I nil I
hy order of Court .10 00
For fees of Jailor mid Isuirtl ol prison'r*.. '2352 28
For lees of Coroner mid expenses of in
(luesl* 111)85
For services ol umlerinkers in burying
d.m 11 indies Its no
For per diem ot l(oml < iversi ers... ... 1, CJ -* '25
•• • ** of Itomt Viewers US 00
\pproprialnns for opening and nepuir of
Roads., .... 1,100 00
Fees nod per diem ol t t.iml v Biirv.).r.
i liaimneu and Markers. X.C , on li. ul
purveys .. ~ 105 f.O
For Coimiy Prmtiiip 09* "5
•* Sh isoin ry for( t.unl) • line*.... . 211 00
“ Medio.il services eviniiiiiilioii of lit
sum |>ep*ons mill Post ttorti in exiiitd*
nations hi Coroner’s Inquests 120 CO
•• per diem of Supervisors .. tin" 00
“ /-m nrs of i llice rent Count) Jmue
from April 4 li 1851 to May Ist 1850 780 00
*• A nears of • llice lent fi r Hi-lrict At
torney Imm Oct. Ist 1 s.'<s, to May l*l
Ivf., 210 00
‘t t ricars el oithc i. nl anil liiruioire i> r
t anility I reii-urer from t >ct I*l 1855 Io
Mnylslls.li 800 00
'• Ire* of School tlnrsln.il- 1118 on
* Attorney's fees in civil sons *5 00
MlSi KI.LANKUFS.
For Halnnce on Tin usurer’s sate 7 50
For l.iiinlier I r eollin lor liro.k- ... 11 57
I »r 11 *-| .a i i‘s nl Jail and molding all >t> s
nth e "71 25-
ForJ.ioKa.eie n.vor. I tines i hapii 7.0 02
for convey nut liiliaii. to hiilttel 10 no
I or prison turiiililii 3 2-5
lor I Mctaiiiresirvuasioioiii.il.. la on
I nr uierclii.noise el eolilily i ttn cs. c. limes
c.olhiin,' for prisoners. &.c ITT 05
Fur relresi.nn ni* lo j tries p< r ..nur of
Cour, ‘it 0i
$.211502 58 •
Receipts into the County Treasury from January
Ist. Is.iO. to July Ist. 18 0
From Foil Taji $ 111 ho
I ruin Foreign min is l.n. ns. 02011 57
I Mill Assessment el 18a. 415 l'7
from Ferry Licenses....-., 408 t.u
ir. tii flues, t ourl o ses i 15* o
From Flues, Justices’Coon 80 8a
f rom state amt Conn y l.tceuei 8.51,0 ~5
f rom Flmmis County on act. ol inn. tiled-
Hess 2857 IK)
5r.-i7.52 04
Kxpenditur. s from J.an. Ist .B.’(i,
to Jill) Ist 18.,• »2f.702 38
Fatima led lost, on aoi.ti 1344 O'J
lOilehledness nf the Coillny -.an.
Ist 18 li. as per VtMilor’s Re
pm I ol llial uule 55,00 04
S.tolitO 41
Credits bro’l down 2415'2 n 4
1 aaiU .17
Deduct deduction made upon hill
of County Clerk and up) lied on
yudgmenl us per stipulation... 508 54.
Indebtedness of County .Inly
Ist 1 Sail $5054 82
RKM AItKS.
The foregoing slalemeni exlnhi's an indebtedness
on the jum.4 the count) on the Ist ol July IB,ag of
ss* i 54 82, tots placed i.galll-l Dm '.nilehleilness ol
lie i omit) on the Ist ol January as sln.vvu try the
> u.ii or’s deport < I that dine,to vvn: $5,199 04, makes
an apparent increase ol expenses during Hie last six
n Outlis, over the period In m Jut) Ist 18..5 to Jan
miry Ist lßtti, nl sKia4 88 this Is an np/nnit mil
. ot an uciuul increase tor the reason dial Hems of ex
p, ndl.i JV ch rtf' tl io lh. ilistmr-. leeiils of the last
s .\ m.a.tin anemillina' lo the sum ol $.412 i 2 t r
ser>i*‘J* remit rid heiwei n Die Ist ol Jan Iss4,nnd
Hie Ist ol Jail. IB,ni wldch It deducted fr.an the show
ing ol .1 III) Ist 18511, and added to dial of Jan Is*
isjti, where it should he justly cnarged, would stand
thus:
nil. Ist 185fi ssBll 90
July Ist, 18 ih ’21872 *0
Making an actual ..111. nine in i,mini Ihe last six
uoliths.nl $1204 08. tl is also lindceuhly Dial the
revenue i I the county lor the hot six ni. nil.s, ns
comjmred with the like perm I next preceding, ex
hibits a diminution ot $112.18 In; of this uelial
salßl 22 in: nrred 111 the collection of Foreign Mi
ners’ Licenses, alirihuluble to Die linpract c.ihdily of
■unking full collections under tlie six dutlur lictnse
I.
The average amount for Dm past year,
viz; 11 mix July Ist 18-v->,lo July Ist Isso,
per nmntti received from Slate and
county licences, is sl4t 0 25
The average per luuinh .ruin .ureign mi
ners’licences, i-,, 1400 41
The average peruion.li Ir.dii onnge and
terry liceus»-r 9T7 8)
The a *ertige per in.n.lu irt.in pod tax 558 0.1
The uetmib- pet month trom county tux,
(assessmentJ Hi- U
Total average monthly rueipts into coun
ty purposes In.lit all sources ol revc*
hue... SI2BO 08
T.ikmg Die last six IHoinlis a- u o 0 si» dn le w dl be
Heeded lor Dn; current year lor ordinary expenses Die
sum of atn.7i T 04.
There will also be rupiifd ns per order of your
Hoard, u levy lo he inane (lo assod n die erection ol
a court house ami Judy of M i* vr cunt, on all taxable
property.
Itefuu.l Ims been made 011 the port <> r the Blnte to
,'iny over to the county Die Indigent Mak fund due,
al.out *2UBI tie, owing either lo Die la Tore of the
l-Mp-er . nicer lo collect Die hospital tax ( niprcprmteo
to tins purpose) or ow mg 10 Ins d< laicalmn,.ni can
sequent'.'*- Fie Indigent Mck f und of the coonly Ini
neeii t xiu'Osli tl. ai d has now on standing warrants
.gainst uan.ouuuag lo Uclwetu lour and dve huntlred
loltars. , . ~,
l.y section C t.' : <he Finiding Act ol iS.ih a tax of hi
en.s on each on*, hundred dol.arsot taxable prtq»er
v i- n-qinr.d l.y Die Btule lor the pur t t«*e of paving
~.e priucqile and inti rest upon certain .-tale bonds.
A cons.table porti. nol the delinquent taxes it 1-
leheved will yet be collected —the precise itinonm
aiiinU well Hew bn t**tuutiled.
Reference m the Audi ur » Report of June -J 185 ..
.s puhlisbed IU the butte Record of the Jotb June
85a, will show the Indebtedness ol the bounty a
11. date to have been ... -•••••• ""
Vm<Hint of County mdebtediM ss July Ist
Isoii us above *
indebtedness cancelltd durieg the p**t
year slso*l 10
It wdl also I.H 5...*11 that in* uid*..i ...on m Die r Ve
me f.«r tin- past Six n onDis.lri in ca'isi s staled ulit.ve
mel not likely to recur, is gr>- lerihnli the | r. *<lll
mlel.tedhess of the nmiily—from all of which 11 I*
‘•udideiiily hojied 1h it llie n> xt *. mi minual -i.ite
medl tif tin* Auditor Whi sin w a tiai 'iict Ml tin' I rea
surv in lavor of the t oun y (.1 nt ral Fund.
Ail ol wlocll IS re.-pet 11 11 Itv soMl.il. d.
iV.iI,FB til v FIN'.
AncFnr Hutle Co.
Hy M II Him n. liepnty
Fnlili loll.) )iider<.f Ihe Foard of Bi| vrvieors
Attest, a true copv Aug. , 22d 1“ *.
MU,US CMAI'IV.
t leiU of Hor.rd.
Hy M. (I n*r.'t*( it. ivputy.
jTCT" It is sail], that tic rea si 11 Tun ('ox
is so devoted'}’ ait tit vise i tn '.lie \v< uly lunds.
is heenuse tlie nanie i-f thtir tlnel. re vives
recol'eciihiis of l/ts former love. 1 rft-monte.
(S:tl)P.)
Law. whose *urHoitie is 1 n orpe. Ins 'ten
ex pel ltd from Iho FiUm.tc I.< ■•! pre of Know
Nothing principUs. The I’lllmoro party is
now law less.
Tin: rinnins iSaiitni i>x S.) hex
disf.'vntintn d for the want of funds and the
luck ol ft it lids. So w e (jo
\Vc regret to lenin Unit L>cputy Slier 11
McLaughlin, was severly hurt, ly Ids horse
kicking him, early vesterduy tnotning.
A Sind width Ki owliifi*
Wc notion that Lie lln.wn at tlt * Hutto
[Drug Store, I?* constantly rfooivinp 'ibd sell
ing, largo *j until i t irs of choico lh u& Mod
iriiics. nii I i!.e secret of his success is, that
lie )>it j*s low for rush, then lore ho is aide to
sell cheap, and we will guarantee to the
puMic that every article bought there is
pure and genuine See advertisement, to
-*•►
7m» “Seen Is woili Knowing.”
it i* plain !o lie sci a in tin* ndv. nisi nienf above
11 in l liocbrr llrown lit'VS FI lit • Asll, met ill tin
(Hie helow. that CiiakmlV Prow* SRI.i.S Fill!
CASH. I.iijonrr iiikl Cigars of nil kinds. AT I.OU
PRICES in the FimlTnif Itiii ding, lie it iloor to
11;ii> hi>4 & Milterinoit's- D.-m; Su:r, .Monlsprin ry
street; See ad vert im inenl lielnw. vti
1 .
i i >io\ ( rxn.
Tile Regular Meeting* of 1.. e i tllmore I i ion
<inl» »ill be he'd on every Tae-ilny nail Friday
I Veiling*, ut l!te Cl.t t! ill the F. S. Motel.
nilil'J‘2 F. Wit IS. '•i , i“elni v.
NKW AOVKimSKMKN IS.
Tile Hisley Vatican and
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CIRCUS TROUPE !
-4#e
Combined at an Ivxpensc ( f
©20,000 1
HIS most ver-nlile Troupe in lae Sine?, will
M. perform in t iroville on
Saturday and Sunday, Sept, 2!M!i and 21s'.
The performances i‘on*i*l of
!■ QUEST It lAN I’HK* tiKMANMES
OY.MN \STiC I’FHFuitMAM’ES,
K MXi AN f It A 1.1. FT I) vNCINO,
CLASSICAL ATI ITITii-.S,
A Eli I \L DANCING,
SF.NTIMF.NTAh ANHCOtIIi SIM.IM;.
PERCH AN 1> TJtAI’K/i I'Fltl OKMAA'CES,.
colt l)K V’CLANTE, Jte . Ac,
This immense estiihli*hineiit, on emering every
town, will tie oreeceded by Parson'scelebrated lirors
on horseback.
ADMISSION.
ItOXF.S, Si 0(» PIT SI <0
BIER’S BUEV EXPRESS!
From Orovillc toSpanishtown
AND FrIENCHTOWN
rjTHF. undersign** I will ran a Rally Express hi
raven« aovilli-. Spanish!fiveii Hint f rein blow n
All letter* Mint pai kage* entrusted to Ins care will be
delivered vStli prutupinsss Mil t •••patcli.
Agents, UM.C P \VNF.tiroville,
bit VVALUItOS. Spamshtowtl.
vep 19-1 in*
STRAVED OR STOLEN
Hfn.vi THE MJtISCRIHEU, on the 14th
i a vomit brown MARK MIII.K,
f j/ I i .rj. in 1. 1 1 S Son Cw* right hip, mid hail a
vcraicn on the left knee. Whoeverwin rotnrn said
Mule lolhembvc iht-r at Onurltle, or mvr informa-
Iton where the value sail he f.exut. will lie I heially
rewaroed. ItIdMAS h1U.1.1 N,
Oruville, Sept. 17. 1850 vlv«lw
Will be Ready Next Sunday,
AMI Foil SA K AT
Watsons News Depot.
A SPi.I.N I'll)
VIEW Of OKOVILLE ]
ON LET I Ml SHEET !
BT VEBVTMINO IS bf.l.IN F ATIH FROM Till
'j Saw Mil. to I Inna.own. U huv b> en eligiaved
at colivldi r.ilde • Spv lire ai.il 111 the btvl vljie, Irom
all alubroly |ie ol one ol the be*. urli-l» in il.e Male,
■lid ihe | ropnel. r irous itiai the blnrul citizens ol
Orox die win repay him lor Itm trouble and expetire
of rliow ion to die world oor young suit thriving my
As but a liindeit number ol i opies w ill lie i*mu 'I, ail
who daws* this line picture w in do wciUu leave iheir
names ami orucre tmmeilialely ut
sie WaTWiaV NEWS DEPOT.
T O-.MGII T
■ W ARPERS’, Putnam’s. Graham's ami Wavprly
r M. Magazines. and all the Aliamic Pap*.** will be
received and lor aaW at
WATSON’S NEWS DEPOT.
BANKEKS.
MfWILUAMS & TYMKJSON,
BANKERS,
jievv ruick Hfii.niNc ronwrn mortgom-
HJV AMi v\ MIS >IKI ns
OIIOVIIiIjE.
GOLD DUST BOUGHT
At the I!i"fcc3t Rales.
Cliorks ex t I’nr 1
on .mak\m ui i: >uv < v i-.vio tn \
p. A N I KANT IM < •
SIGHT DRAFTS
For Ffd**, mi nil lit’ Prii«■ |n I Alliinlir ‘
f <r ['A l l H iS reet iml. >| i vial Mi l <"1 ' '"if •
July H, <*:>«. j)
C. B MAI A. C. L low, •’ V, I.OW
MAI V, I.OW & CO.,
B A N KERB,
udrnlk or I*i.a/. \ aM. men mki.f.t,
MARYSVILLE
(JOY 7. HIST IM’lU'il ASKIi
AT THE HIGHEST RATES.
,i;t Ainu- a to mi. mini* uni coin ai.i.
C hoc U *• a t TP n r,
ON OVKKImiS Mi i|<o AN. Mil '/, \ II ALSTON
SAN FKANCKJCO
We are prt | >itr«l lo dniw Pltil.T INrllANKFoii
M I>SKS. t II MthKS Ml IRU AN \ I'D. NI. U \ UKK
A "'ll <>n iln oilier i.-toeipid r.nnU rn UTlie.
MniA.itlilt*, Augnnt -I, IBftfi. nut II
MARYSVILLE
ASSAY OTFfil i: ! I
11 AIIII MAHCIIAND A: CO.,
10 mar tlir ioriurnf Scroml stmt,
MJIi Vsl’ll.l.i:.
A I.SO—It T .1 S U ISAM MM TO.
Will runt lime In curry on Ihe husim as «f
Melting Kfftnliig X. -XsMiviiu
hold a a D oni: S
OK KVT.IIV llKSnill'TloN.
UV pniirniih c ilif ciirri rlnr*' » I our Aj*sny« nml
bind utiN'iux to pny any m ilint may jitim*
wnh any ot ill* I s. MIS i s. Kfiurns mailt* in iram
s*i\ lo iva- l\«* ImiiiH,
IN BARS OR COIN
Fl'tl IMtNK "I ID'AK'I/. APS Will AMI VaLI'HII.
TUIMS Full At>A\lNO: llie •nine as lit San
I runcisco. 11. II \ HII IF.
1». M.\U< 11A Nn.
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Jj-S-tny
CONTRACTORS f
r«V» Al l. Oil AM Til vT Ala; l.ianve heavy
I JiidS tiK l.'t t.\ II! At Ts, I would mi; llutl I
mil prepared lo nnden.-.ke mill execute Hu h job* as
<■i ii 11 liar, Duelling or Itrillini', w III) promptness mill
dopalcli. Knunire lor me ul Virginia I lal. oi id Has
nth. e JulIN DAVIS,
fmplemher Iftlh, lhT>o. sift-lf
*/ilooix
IAIli: lIAK not IM ol the U S. Hold will he kepi
open ilny mill lliglil. w here inn) he Uillllll Hitt
.nicest Heck ol Mims I.lipmrs. mid I llnrs m Oro
|le. I,i ll ii*la will he reived at all nonrs Wtill every
lieacy Hull can he provided.
„,.pisu j mi' mi.i;m: & co
Just Received ?
\T Till-: CIIKAPOT i l.i ■’! 111 NO STOKF, IS
(irovdle, a In rue and r pie lid nl mi ol i I i iTH I Ni»
»Ii cli I otter lor mile Vi.lll UliK il’ HiK CASH.
Se|il 12. 1«M» "'2 If
For Sale.
ON K OF Tin; MOST I*l.i;As \nt and df.pi.
ruble House I him hi llroville, s HitiHul on Lin*
,olit .(reel. helmet n Hinl and KoMnsou si reel*. din Clt
ly opposite the I olirl House, being till feel on Liuculli
streel, and running hack KI2 Del
I or term* ami lurll.er punicnlurs, apply to
i (i I. \U T i.\, Jr .
gift If Nc ft. I niu d .'lides Clock.
Merchants Hotel,
FIRST STREET,
.Near llie StcTiiulißia Lauding.
MARYSVILLE
Till, si!liSOd 1 HKIt n,A\ I.MJ LBA> - *?L V
Hie Merelun n I loud for •< term of years, will
i lll cI v e hi. per'on at all en i lou A i keipHiK n First
u„ Unit i.. and Milicilr a slmre ol pnUlic pairon
aVte. I.m, llullards unu l.ailnnu lleeins in lie ! lin.«r
pU o. M. KVA NO.
100 Mon Wanted !
M‘N \VAN I'KI) lo work on the French
Bsf* * Tona l an d Mining ton pany's Illicit.
Apply on the U'Udt A. i AlD.u,
tepl. lu, lß.i‘i» [sllm2J Fnpi riiilendent.
doses o’eossoK, I tiaunii paukrr,
Sixutome it.. Sit* Prtntiseo. | tJronllr.
PARKER &. O’CONNOR,
Importers, Dealers,
AND RETAILERS,
In Xilquors, Wines,
ENGLISH ALE <S: PGUTEK.
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U»K<; l-EAVBTd M.iU,. 1 HAT THEY lIAVF,
*s® op. ntd a More in M;ers ureei. llroville, lor
.ne sail ol Hie nhove nrln ie*, iu Unn ILI.I. AM)
UN AHI 1.1 Kit AT KU MMTf.
Tln ir slock will Uenr Hmia.OFKsT RMUiTINY
flm 'JHI \IIK me* llmrelore rerpei lliilly reipieslt dlo
• ah and exs.ni'ue an. lore putihaiil.g eUemlnre.
Oroville, fcepl. k, !#..«. nB-lf
BEST HAVANA CIGARS
A M) TtiHAtTO— AND RCTAIL,
. * ul liluth s Cigar and Tobin eo binporium, over
■he Phoenix tfaloou. I’ll. UAT I,KM AN.
VIOLINS AND ACCCRDEONS,
ITALIAN \iOLI.N k. GLld vli hlUIM.tt, llrnlge*
. ni.il lion*, al PM. \V Al fiK.MAN'e.
CARDS,
nrKITlS’i; MAT I.RIALS. POKTMONIK» mxl
Knives, al llioeh's.
027 Plf. VVAfKKMAN’Is.
Cl4M)L£d AND MATCHED, ol llloeh’s.
J PH. MAT LUMAS.